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Clarke v. White
Joseph S. Clarke and Richard S. Briscoe, appellants v. William G. W. White, appellee. The doctrine of a court of chancery in cases for specific performance; has reference, ordinarily,to executory agreements'for the conveyance of lands; and
Bradstreet v. Thomas
Martha Bradstreet, plaintiff in error v. Anson Thomas. It is error on thé trial of a-writ, of right,-before the gfand assize, to prevent the introduction of written -evidence; becansé im a trial between the demandant, offering the testimony
Clarke v. Mathewson
John H. Clarke, administrator of Willard W. Wetmore, appellant v. Henry Mathewson, Cyrus Butler, Edward Carrington, and Samuel Wetmore, appellees. A bijl was filed by W. a citizen of Connecticut, against M. and others, citizens of Rhode Isl
Zacharie v. Franklin
John Zacharie and Wife, plaintiffs in error v. Henry Franklin and Wife. Under the laws of Louisiana, and the decisions of the courts of that state, a mark for the name, to an instrument, by a person who is unable to write his name, is of th
Scott v. Lloyd
Charles Scott, bailiff of William S. Moore, plaintiff in error v. John Lloyd, defendant in error. Where the grantor of annuity by deed, has conveyed all his interest in the property charged with the annuity, and an allegation of usury in th
Sarchet v. United States
Edward Sarchet and others, appellants v. The United States. The United States instituted a'suit, on a bond for duties, in the district court of the southern district of New York; and after a trial and verdict for the United States, judgment
Heirs of Wilson v. Life & Fire Insurance
The Heirs of Nicholas Wilson v. The Life and Fire Insurance Company of New York. In certain proceedings for the sale of property mortgaged, the \yidow and children of the deceased owner of the property were made defendants. The district cou
Beaston v. Farmers' Bank
George Beaston, garnishee of the Elkton Bank of Maryland v. The Farmers’ Bank of Delaware. Priority of the United Stales. .From the language employed in the fifth section of the act of congress of March 3, 1797, giving a priority to debts d
West v. Brashear
Francis West and others, appellants v. Walter Brashear. A defendant in an appeal, using the copy of the record received frQm.the circuit court lodged by the appellant, cannot have the appeal docketed and dismissed, under-the 3Qth rule of th
Mayor of Georgetown v. Alexandria Canal Co.
The Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, and Common Council of Georgetown, appellants v. The Alexandria Canal Company, and William Turnbull, appellees. A bill was filed by the Corporation of Georgetown, on behalf of themselves and the citizens of Geo
M'Niel v. Holbrook
John M‘Niel, plaintiff in error v. Lowell Holbrook. In an action on four promissory notes, one of which was drawn by the defendant, in favour of the plaintiff, and the others were drawn by the defendant, in favour of other persons who had e
United States v. Coombs
The United States, plaintiffs v. Lawrence Coombs. Indictment in the- circuit court of the United, States for the southern district of New York, for feloniously stealing a quantity of meYchandise belonging' to the ship Bristol, the ship bein
M'Kinney v. Carroll
John M'Kinney, William M'Connell and Kay Moss, plaintiffs in error v. John Carroll. To give the Supreme Court of the United States jurisdiction, under the twenty-fifth section of the judiciary act, in a case brought from the highest court o
Bradstreet v. Thomas
Martha Bradstreet, plaintiff in error v. Anson Thomas. The demandant, a subject of the king of Great Britain, instituted an action by writ of right, in the district court for the northern district of New-York, against the defendant, a citiz
Bank of the United States v. Daniel
The Bank of the United States appellants v. James Daniel et al. appellees. A bill of exchange was drawn at Lexington, Kentucky, on James - Daniel, on the I2th of October, 1818, by Robert Griffing, payable at one hundred and twenty days afte
Benton v. Woolsey
Nathaniel S. Benton, District Attorney of the United States for the northern district of New York v. Melancthon T. Woolsey, the Bank of Utica et al. Thp district attorney of the United States filed an information in his own name, in behalf
Swayze v. Burke
Lessee of Gabriel Swayze, and Mary his wife, plaintiffs in error v. Robert Burke, D. Sherman, George Jackson, and James Hinsman, defendants Ejectment. ' John Ormsby died in Alleghany county,-Pennsylvania, in December, 3,805, having a son Ol
United States v. Laub
The United States, plaintiffs in error v. Andrew N. Laub. The United States instituted an action on a treasury transcript Of. the accounts of the defendant, who had been a clerk in the treasury department, and as such, and . as agent under
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