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Blanchard v. Steward Carney Hosp., Inc.
Doe v. Sex Offender Registry Bd.
Commonwealth v. Gomes
Marchese v. Bos. Redevelopment Auth.
Veolia Energy Bos., Inc. v. Bd. of Assessors of Bos.
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Commonwealth v. Reyes
United States v. Block
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Oldfield v. Marriott
Granville S. Oldfield, Plaintiff in error, v. William H. Marriott. The second article of the treaty between the United States and Portugal, made on the 26th of' August, 1840 (8. Stat. at Large, 560), provides as follows, ' viz.: — “ Vessels
Rhodes v. Steamship Galveston
Ex Parte : In the Matter of Henry W. Rhodes v. The Steamship Galveston, &c. — In Admiralty. •In order to sustain a motion to docket and dismiss a case under the forty-third rule of this court, it is necessary to show, by the certificate of
Hoyt v. United States
Jesse Hoyt, Plaintiff in error, v. The United States. When Treasury transcripts are offered in evidence under the act of March 3, 1797 (1 Stat. at Large, 512), although they are not evidence of the indebtedness of the defendant, as to money
Downs v. Kissam
Alfred C. Downs, Plaintiff in error, v. Joseph Kissam. Where the Circuit Court instructed the jury, “ that, if any one of the mortgages; giv- - en in evidence conveyed more property than would be sufficient to secure the'debt provided for i
Wilson v. Sandford
James G. Wilson, Appellant, v. George A. Sandford and Robert G. Musgrove. The seventeenth section of the act of 1836 gives the right of appeal to this court, when the sum in dispute is below the value of two thousand dollars, “ in all actio
Strader v. Graham
Jacob Strader, James Gorman, and John Armstrong, Plaintiffs in error, v. Christopher Graham. Under the 25th section, of the Judiciary Act, this court has no,jurisdiction over the following question, viz. “ Whether slaves who had been permit
Preston v. Bracken
Sylvester B. Preston, William Kendall, William Nichols, and William T. Phillips, Plaintiffs in error, v. Charles Bracken. This case was decided on the same ground as the preceding case of McNulty v. Batty and others.. This was a writ of err
McNulty v. Batty
John McNulty, Plaintiff in error, v. John Batty, Robert Shaw, Daniel Wann, and Thomas C. Legate. Where a case had been brought up to this court from the Supreme Court of the Territory of .Wisconsin, and wás pending in this court at the time
Shelby v. Bacon
Isaac Shelby, Complainant, v. John Bacon, Alexander Symington, Thomas Robins, James Robertson, Richard H. Bayard, James S. Newbold, Herman Cope, Thomas S. Taylor, and George Beach. By a statute of Pennsylvania, passed in 1836, “assignees fo
Webster v. Cooper
Henry Webster, Plaintiff, v. Peter Cooper. Where it appears- that the whole case has been certified pro forma, in order to take the opinion of this court, without any actual' division of opinion in the Circuit Court, the practice is irregul
Tayloe v. Merchant's Fire Ins.
Tayloe v. Merchant’s Fire Ins. Co. (p. 390.).
Lytle v. Arkansas
Lytle et al. v. The State of Arkansas et al. (p. 614.)
Withers v. Greene
APPENDIX. Br some untoward accident, the following dissentient opinions were omitted in the reports of the cases to which they apply, and are therefore published in an Appendix. Withers v. Greene. (p. 213.)
Pennsylvania v. Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
The State of Pennsylvania, Complainant, v. The Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company, William Ottersan, and George Croft. In a -cause depending in this, court in the exercise of original jurisdiction, wherein the State of Pennsylvania complai
United States v. Southmayd
The United States, Plaintiffs in Error, v. Horace Southmayd and Stephen C. Southmayd. The decision in the preceding case of Marriott v. Brqne affirmed. The fact, that the seller of sugars abroad takes :into consideration the probable-loss f
Marriott v. Brune
William H. Marriott, Plaintiff in error, v. Frederick W. Brune, John C. Brune, and William H. Brune, Copartners, trading under the Firm of F. W. Brune & Sons. By the eleventh section of the act of Congress passed on the 30th of July, 1846 (
Fleming v. Page
Joseph Fleming and William A. Marshall, trading under the Firm of Fleming & Marshall, v. James Page, Collector of the United States. During the war between the United States and- Mexico, the port- of Tampico, in the Mexican State of Tamauli
Hogan v. Ross
Smith Hogan, Arthur S. Hogan, and Richard Y. Reynolds, Plaintiffs in error, v. Aaron Ross, who sues for the use of Robert Patterson. Where no citation had been issued or served upon the defendant in error, the cause - must be dismissed on m
Baldwin v. Ely
John Baldwin, Appellant, v. Charles Ely. Certificates were issued by the Treasury Department, under a treaty with Mexico, which were payable to a claimant or his assigns upon presentation at the Department. These certificates being legally
Cotton v. United States
Loftin Cotton, Plaintiff in error, v. The United States. In the preceding case of Forsyth v. The United States, this, co.urt decided that the act of Congress passed on the 22d of February, 1847 (Sess. Laws, 1847, chap. 17), gave jurisdictio
Simpson v. United States
Ezekiel Simpson, Plaintiff in error, v. The United States. In error to the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Florida.
Forsyth v. United States
Joseph Forsyth, Plaintiff in error, v. The United States. The Judiciary Act of 1789 made no provision for the revision, by this court, of judgments of the Circuit or District Courts in criminal cases; and the act of 1802 (2 Stat. at Large,
United States v. Marigold
The United States, Plaintiffs, v. Peter Marigold. On the 3d of March, 1825, Congress passed an act (4 Stat: at Large, 121) providing for the punishment of persons who shall bring into the United States, with intent to pass, any false, forge
Lambert v. Ghiselin
Benjamin H. Lambert and Lewis McKenzie, Plaintiffs, v. William Ghiselin. In an action upon a bill of exchange brought by the holder, residing in Alexandria, ' against the indorser, a physician residing in Maryland, the bill upon its face no
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