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United States v. Yates
The United States, Appellants, v. Henry Yates and Archibald McIntyre. Under the peculiar circumstances of this case, the counsel for the appellees was permitted to strike out his appearance, but such withdrawal must not authorize a motion t
Patterson v. Gaines
Charles Patterson, Appellant, v. Edmund P. Gaines and Wife. The opinion of this cóurt in the case of Gaines 0. Relf and Chew, (2 Howard 619,) reviewed. A court of equity can decide the question whether or not a party is the heir of a deceas
West River Bridge Co. v. Dix
The West River Bridge Company, Plaintiffs in error, v. Joseph Dix and the Towns of Brattleboro’ and Dummerston, in the County of Windham, Defendants in error. The West River Bridge Company, Plaintiffs in error, v. The Towns of Brattleboro’
Houston v. City Bank
William Houston and others, and Francis Fisk and others, Plaintiffs in error, v. The City Bank of New Orleans. The- District Court of the United States, sitting in bankruptcy, had power to decree a sale of the mortgaged property of a bankru
Hogg v. Emerson
Peter Hogg and Cornelius H. Delamater, Plaintiffs in error, v. John B. Emerson. When a case is sent to this court under the discretion conferred upon the court below by the seventeenth section of the act of July 4, 1836 (Patent Law), 5 Stat
New Jersey Steam Navigation Co. v. Merchants' Bank
The New Jersey Steam Navigation Company, Respondents and Appellants, v. The Merchants’ Bank of Boston, Libellants. A decree of the Circuit Court of Rhode Island affirmed, which was a judgment upon a libel in personam against a steamboat'com
Planters' Bank v. Sharp
The Planters’ Bank of Mississippi, Plaintiffs in error, v. Thomas L. Sharp, Edward Englehard, and Henry Hampton Bridges, Defendants in error. Matthias W. Baldwin, George Vail, and George Hufty, Merchants and Persons in Trade under the Name,
McMicken v. Webb
Charles McMicken, Plaintiff in error, v. Amos Webb, Mary Ann Smith, in her own right and as Tutrix, &c., and Ira Smith, in his own capacity and as Tutor to the Minors, Catharine and Sarah Smith. Where a promissory note, payable to a firm, w
Bush v. Marshall
John D. Bush, Appellant, v. Jacob Marshall and William B. Whitesides. Where the holder of a preemption right to lots in the town of Dubuque sold them to another person, the facts, that the vendor had received certificates of his right, alth
United States v. Hodge
The United States, Plaintiffs in error, v. A. Hodge and Levi Pearce. Where the bill of exceptions appears upon its face to have been regularly taken, the court cannot presume against the record. Where a mortgage was given by a postmaster to
Sheppard v. Wilson
John C. Sheppard and others, Plaintiffs in error, v. John Wilson. The statutes of Iowa provide a mode for taking-bills of exceptions, by directing that they shall be tendered to' the judge for his signature during the progress of the trial,
Bowling v. Harrison
John D. Bowling, Plaintiff in error, v. Jilson P. Harrison. Where the holder of a protested note and the party entitled to notice reside in the 'same city or town, notice should be given to the partyentitlcd to it, either verbally or in wri
Bein v. Heath
Richard Bein and Mary, his Wife, Appellants, v. Mary Heath. The Civil Code of Louisiana (article 2412) enacts, that “ the wife, whether separated in property by contract or by judgment, or- not separated, cannot bind herself for her husband
President of the Bank of the Metropolis v. President of the New England Bank
The President and Directors of the Bank of the Metropolis, Plaintiffs in error, v. The President, Directors, and Company of the New England Bank. Referring to the case of the Bank of the Metropolis against the ÑéW England Bank, reported in
Pulliam v. Christian
Samuel T. Pulliam and others, Appellants, v. Edmund Christian, Assignee, in Bankruptcy of William Allen. A decree of the Circuit Court, setting aside it deed made by a'bankrupt before his bankruptcy; directing the trustees under the deed to
Perkins v. Fourniquet
John Perkins, Appellant, v. Edward F. Fourniquet and Wife, and Martin W. Ewing and Wife. Where the Circuit Court decreed that the complainants were entitled to two sevenths of certain property, and referred the matter to a master in chancer
Forgay v. Conrad
Samuel L. Forgay and Eliza Ann Fogarty, Wife of E. W. Wells, Appellants, v. Francis B. Conrad, Assignee in Bankruptcy of Thomas Banks. A decree of the court -below, that certain deeds should, be set aside as fraudulent ' and void; that cert
Pease v. Dwight
William T. Pease (impleaded with John Chester and Tarleton Jones), Plaintiff in error, v. William Dwight. Where a promissory note was payable to the order of several persons, the name of one of whom was inserted by mistake,' or inadvertentl
Shelton v. Tiffin
Nelson F. Shelton, Appellant, v. Clayton Tiffin and Lilburn P. Perry. Where an -individual has resided in a State for a considerable time, being engaged in the prosecution of business, he may well be presumed to be a citizen of such State u
Curtis v. Innerarity
Lewis Curtis and George Griswold, Trustees of the Appalachicola Land Company, Appellants, v. John and James Innerarity. Where there was a sale of wild lands in Florida, occupied by Indians, and the purchasers gave a mortgage 10 secure the p
Mathewson v. Clarke
Henry Mathewson, Respondent and Appellant, v. John H. Clarke, Administrator of Willard W. Wetmore, Appellee. Although a new member cannot be admitted into a partnership without the consent of all parties, yet a person who has obtained a sha
Davis v. William M. Tileston & Co.
Thomas Davis, Plaintiff in error, v. William M. Tileston and Company. Where a'bill in equity sought to enjoin a judgment, and charged that the complainant had a good defence which he did not know of at the time when judgment at law was rend
United States v. Curry
The United States, Appellants, v. Thomas Curry and Rice Garland. The 9th section of the act of -26th May, 1824, relative to the action of the Attorney-General in cases of appeal, is only directory, and its non-observance does not vitiate an
de Armas v. United States
The Heirs of C. and M. de Armas, Appellants, v. The United States. An order of the District Court, sustaining a demurrer to a petition because it was multifarious, and because the nameB of the persons claiming or in possession of the land w
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