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Mackey v. United States
Isabella Mackey widow, John Zenon Mackey and others, heirs of James Mackey, appellants v. The United States. A grant of land in Missouri, made by the lieutenant-governor of Upper Louisiana, before the treaty of 1803, confirmed. In repeated
Wherry v. United States
Jopeph A. Wherry and others, heirs of Mackey Wherry deceased, appellants v. The United States, appellees. On the 18th of April 1802, the lieutenant-governor of Upper Louisiana granted sixteen hundred arpents of land near certain rivers name
Smith v. United States
John Smith, T., appellant v. The United States. John Smith, T. claimed a confirmation of a grant of land by the governor-general of JLoi^isiana, made on the 11th of February 1790. Louisiana was ceded by France to the United States by the tr
United States v. Sibbald
The United States, appellants v. Charles F. Sibbald, appellee. A petition was presented to the' governor of Florida, before the cession of the territory to the United States, setting forth that the petitioner was desirous of erecting machin
United States v. Seton
The United States, appellants v. Charles Seton, appellee. Under a grant of the governor of Florida, prior to the cession of the same to .the' United States, of sixteen thousand acres of land, for the purpose of .erecting, á water-mill, a su
United States v. Chaires
The United States v. Benjamin Chaires and others. A grant of land by the governor of East Florida, in consideration of services to the Spanish government, made before the cession of the territory of Florida to the United States, confirmed.
United States v. Segui
The United States, appellants v. Bernardo Segui, appellee. A grant, by the Spanish government of a. tract of land in Florida, confirmed. This court cannot attach any condition to a grant of absolute property in the whole of the land. It was
United States v. Fernandez
The United States, appellants v. Stephen D. Fernandez and others. A grant of land in Florida within the Indian boundary, by the governor acting under the crown of Spain before the cession of Florida to the United States, was confirmed to th
Gilman v. Rives
Benjamin I. Gilman, plaintiff in error v. Peter G. Rives. Gilman obtained a judgment in an action 'of debt, instituted in the circuit court of Kentucky, against Rives and Lyne; and he instituted a suit against Rives, on the judgment, in the
Leland v. Wilkinson
Thomas Leland and Cynthia B. Leland his wife, Lemuel Hastings, George Carlton and Elizabeth Waite Carlton his wife, William Jones Hastings, Jonathan Jenks Hastings, Lambert Hastings, Joel Hastings, Hubbard Hastings and Harriet Maria Hasting
Keene v. Heirs of Clark
Richard R. Keene, plaintiff in error v. The Heirs of Daniel Clark. A writ of error was prosecuted to the supreme court of Louisiana, under the twenty-fifth section of the judiciary act of 1787, to revise the judgment of that court. The caus
Davis v. Braden
Elizabeth Davis, administratrix of John H. Davis v. Alexander Braden. The defendant in an action of .detinue died previous to the return day of the terra, and at the term his death was suggested', and a scire facias was issued to his execut
Haydel v. Girod
M. B. Haydel, plaintiff in error v. Francois Girod. By the civil code of Louisiana, a time or delay for the payment of debts, called a respite, is granted by the proper court on petition of a debtor who is unable to pay his debts, &c. but n
Ringo v. Binns
Burtis Ringo, James Elliott, John Collins, John Elliott, James Lawrence, Thomas Watson, Athey Rowe, George Muse, Sen. and George Muse, Jun., appellants v. Charles Binns and Elijah Hixon, Stephen Hixon, Noah Hixon, John Hixon, William Hixon
Sprigg v. Bank of Mount Pleasant
Samuel Sprigg, plaintiff in error v. The Bank of Mount Pleasant. The plaintiff in error, with others, executed to the Bank of Mount Pleasant, a sealed obligation for the payment of the sum of 2100 dollars, at the expiration of sixty days; a
Boone v. Chiles
Sarah Boone and others, appellants v. William Chiles and others, appellees. 'The complainants filed a bill in the circuit court of Kentucky, claiming a conveyance of the legal title, and a.n account of rents and profits of a tract of land,
Ventress v. Smith
William C. S. Ventress et al., executors of Lovic Ventress, deceased, plaintiffs in error, v. Neal Smith, administrator of John Clark, deceased. The power to sue for debts due to the estate of an intestate is implied in the authority given
Hagan v. Foison
John Hagan, plaintiff in error v. Thomas J. Foison. The onis probandi of the amount in controversy, to establish the jurisdiction in a Case brought' before the court by writ of error, is upon the party seeking to obtain a revision of tile c
Elliott v. Swartwout
Nelson J. Elliott v. Samuel Swartwout. Under the act of Congress passed on the 14th of July, 1832, entitled “ An act to alter and amend the several acts imposing duties on. imports,” worsted shawls with cotton borders, and worsted suspender
United States v. Heirs of Hawkins
The United States, plaintiffs in error v. the Heirs and Representatives of Joseph H. Hawkins, deceased. Although a- venire de novo is frequently awarded by a court of error upon a bill of exceptions, to enable parties to amend, and though a
Hobart v. Drogan
Samuel B. Hobart and others, claimants of the Brig Hope and Cargo, appellants v. Andrew Drogan and others, libellants. Salvage. The brig Hope, with a valuable cargo, had been conducted, in the evening, by a pilot inside of Mobile Point, whe
Hook v. Linton
Harriet E. Hook and others, appellants v. John Linton, curator. The death of the appellee having been suggested, and the counsel for his executor offering to enter his appearance for the executor, the court sustained a motion to dismiss the
Soulard's heirs v. United States
Antoine Soulard’s heirs v. The United States. A concession and survey of land in Missouri, which was granted by the lieutenant-governor of tipper Louisiana, before the treaty of Louisiana, confirmed; so far as the land embraced in the same
Tracy v. Swartwout
William H. Tracy and John B. Balestier, plaintiffs in error v. Samuel Swartwout. Certain casks of sirup of sugar-cane were imported into the port of New York, and the agent of the importers offered to enter them, and bond the duties at the
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