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Hozey v. Buchanan
Charles F. Hozey, Plaintiffs in error, v. William Buchanan, Defendant in error. An action was brought in the Circuit Court of Louisiana against the sheriff of New Orleans, to recover the value of a steamboat sold by the sheriff, under an ex
United States v. Murphy
The United States, v. William Murphy, and William Morgan. The owner of property, alleged to have been, stolen on board an American vessel, on the high seas, is a competent witness to prove the ownership of the property stolen, on an indictm
United States v. Hanson
The United States, Appellants, v. John M. Hanson and others, Appellees. A. Florida land claim. • A grant of five mile's square, or sixteen thousand acres of land, was made by the Spanish Governos of East Florida, at the mouth of the river S
Hobson v. Heirs of M'Arthur
Mathew Hobson, Appellant, v. The Heirs of Duncan M'Arthur, deceased, Appellee. It was agreed between M‘A. and H. that M‘A. should withdraw the entries of ten thousand acres, part of eleven thousand six hundred and sixty-six acres, which had
Hyde & Gleises v. Booraem
Hyde and Gleises, and H. Locket, Plaintiffs in error, v. Booraem and Company, Defendants in error. Louisiana. The-defendants in error, merchants' in New York, agreed with the plain-' tiffs, in error, H. and G., merchants in Néw Orleans, tha
United States v. Low
The United States, Appellants, v. John W. Low et al., Appellees. A Florida land claim. On the 6th of April, 1818, a grant was made by the Governor of Florida of five miles square, or sixteen thousand acres of land, on condition that a mill
United States v. Miranda
The United States, Appellants, v. Pedro Miranda and others, Appellees. A Florida land claim. On a petition from Pedro Miranda, stating services'performed by ¿dm for Spain, Governor White, the Governor of East Florida, on the 26th, November,
Fulton v. M'Affee
Zenas Fulton and others, Plaintiffs in error, v. Morgan M'Affee, Defendant in error. The High Court of Errors and Appeals of the state of Mississippi, on a writ of error to the Circuit Court of Washington County, Mississippi, confirmed a ju
United States v. Breward
The United States, Appellant, v. John Breward, Appellee. Florida land claim. Breward petitioned the Governor of East Florida, intending to establish a saw-mill to saw lumber on St. John’s river, for a grant of five miles square of land, or
Randolph v. Barrett
John H. Randolph, Executor of Algernon S. Randolph, deceased, Plaintiff in error, v. Israel Barrett, Executor of Joel F. Randolph, deceased, Defendant in error. Amendment. The defendant, in the Circuit Court of Mississippi, was sued and dec
Nixdorff v. Smith
Tobias Nixdorff, Appellant, v. Lewis Smith, Appellee. A decree bf a perpetual injunction on suits instituted on the common. law side of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, reversed, and the bill dismissed; the accounts between th
Brander v. Phillips
James S. Brander, and Hugh L. M'Kenna, Plaintiffs in error, v. William E. Phillips, and Henry Bell, trading under the firm of William Phillips and Company, and Rodah Horton, and Nathaniel Terry, Defendants in error. B. and M‘K.,'merchants a
Tompkins v. Wheeler
John Tompkins, surviving partner of John Tompkins and Adam Murray, trading under the firm of Tompkins and Murray, Complainants and Appellants, v. Leonard Wheeler et al., Defendants. A bill to set aside a deed of assignment, made by an insol
Gordon v. Longest
John Gordon, Plaintiff in error, v. James Longest, Defendant in error. An action was instituted in the Circuit Court of' Jefferson county, in the state of .Kei tucky, by a citizen of that state, under an act of the legislature of Kentucky,
Keary v. Farmers & Merchants Bank
Hugh M. Keary, Patrick F. Keary, and Charles A. Lacoste, Plaintiffs in error, v. The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Memphis, Defendants in error. A' promissory note was drawn by Hugh M. Keary, and Patrick F. Keary, dated at Pinkneyville, Mis
Cocke ex rel. Commercial Bank v. Halsey
Stephen Cocke, for the use of the Commercial Bank of Columbus, Mississippi, Plaintiff in error, v. Joseph A. Halsey and others, Defendants in error. The constitution of Mississippi declares that clerks of the Circuit Court, Probate, and oth
Long v. Palmer, Smith, & Co.
Benjamin Long, Plaintiff in error, v. Palmer, Smith, and Company, Defendants in error. Action for escape against the sheriff of Madison county, he having reoeived into his custody as aprisoner,' the defendant in an action in the Circuit Cou
Watkins v. Lessee of Holman
Richard J. Watkins, Plaintiff in error, v. The Lessee of Oliver Holman et al. Ejectment to recover possession of a lot in the city of Mobile, Alabama. The defendants, in the Circuit Court, claimed title to the land under Lucy Landry,'who wa
Swift v. Tyson
John Swift v. George W. Tyson. Action in the Circuit Court of New York on a bill of exchange accepted in New York, instituted by the holder, a citizen, of the state of Maine. The acceptance and endorsement of the bill were admitted, and the
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