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Lewis v. Bell
Mary Lewis, Administratrix of Stephen J. Lewis, deceased, Appellant, v. Edward R. Bell, Assignee of I. Bell, Junior. Where a claimant upon the government of Brazil assigned his claim to a creditor soon aftprjhe transaction occurred which ga
Judson v. Corcoran
William Judson, Appellant, v. William W. Corcoran. Where a prior assignee of a claim, against Mexico gave no information of the assignment until a subsequent assignee had prosecuted the claim before the commissioners, and obtained an award
Griffin v. Reynolds
Jack T. Griffin and Wife, Plaintiffs in Error, v. James Y. Reynolds. Whore a suit was brought for damages sustained by the breach o'f a covenant of warranty of title to land in Alabama, and the plaintiff, in order to establish the existence
Dennistoun v. Stewart
Alexander Dennistoun, John Dennistoun, William Craig Mylne, and William Wood, Partners, under the Style of A. Dennistoun and Company, Plaintiffs in Error, v. Roger Stewart. Where the protest of a bill of exchange contained an exact copy of
Christy v. Alford
William Christy, Plaintiff in Error, v. Lodovick P. Alford, Administrator of Henry D. Bullard, deceased. The fifteenth section of the statute of limitations of Texas is as fdllows: “Every suit to be instituted to recover real estate, as aga
Hays v. The Pacific Mail Steam-ship Co.
John C. Hays, Plaintiff in Error, v. The Pacific Mail Steam-ship Company. The acts of congress require that every vessel shall he registered by the collector of the district in -which is the port nearest to the place where her owner or owne
Ayres v. Carver
Eli Ayres and Thomas N. Niles, Complainants on crossbill, Appellants, v. Hiram Carver, Joseph W. Matthews, James Brown, Jacob Thompson, John P. Jones, William H. Duke, and John D. Bradford. Where a complainant filed a hill in chancery again
Wanzer v. Bennett R.
Moses Wanzer and Jabez Harrison, Appellants, v. Bennett R. and J. H. Truly. Where a promissory note was given, in Mississippi, for the purchase of slaves, the title of the vendor of which afterwards proved to be. defective, but in the mean
Coy v. Mason
Jane A. Coy, in her own Right and as Guardian of Lucy, Benjamin, Mary, Amelia, and Mahitable Coy, her minor Children, Complainants and Appellants, v. Charles Mason. In 1824, the United States made a treaty with the Sae-and Fox Indians, in w
Webb v. Den
Gray P. Webb and others, Plaintiffs in Error, v. John Den, Lessee of Polly Weatherhead. In 1839, the legislature of Tennessee passed a law containing the following provision, namely: “That whenever a deed has been registered twenty years, o
Fremont v. United States
John Charles Fremont, Appellant, v. The United States. By the act of congress passed on the3d March, 1851, (9 Stats, at Large, 631,) to ascertain and settle the private land claims in the State of California, it is made the duty of every pe
United States v. Ritchie
The United States, Appellants, v. Archibald A. Ritchie. By an act of congress passed on the 3d of March, 1851, (9 Stats, at Large, 631,) provision was made for the appointment of a board of commissioners to settle private land claims in Cal
Florida v. Georgia
The State of Florida, Complainant, v. The State of Georgia. In cases in which this court has original jurisdiction, the form of proceeding is not regulated by act of congress, but by the rules and orders of the court. These rules and orders
Minturn v. Maynard
Charles Minturn, Appellant, v. Lafayette Maynard, Gilbert A. Grant, Thomas G. Wells, Lucien Skinner, Frederick Billings, Charles J. Brenham, Isaac T. Mott, J. De La Montagne, E. M. Neal, and Thomas L. Chapman. Where a libel was filed in per
Pulliam v. Osborne
Zachary Pulliam, Executor of Amos Albritton, Plaintiff in Error, v. Alexander Osborne, Administrator of Samuel Woodward. Although, by the laws of Alabama, a lien upon property accrues from the delivery of the execution to the sheriff or mar
Wickliffe v. Eve
Robert Wickliffe, Administrator, with the Will annexed, of Luke Tiernan, deceased, Complainant and Appellant, v. Benjamin Eve, in his own Right and as Administrator of Joseph Eve, deceased, Richardson Adams, Executor of Randolph Adams, dece
Rhodes v. Farmer
James Rhodes, Complainant and Appellant, v. William B. Farmer, William Fellows, and Cornelius Fellows. Where a complainant sought to recover by bill in chancery the proceeds of a judgment which he alleged that his debtor had against a third
Carpenter v. Commonwealth
Samuel H. Carpenter, acting Executor, and Charles Wilkins Short and J. Cleves Short, Executors named and Residuary Legatees in the Will of William Short, deceased, Plaintiffs in Error v. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The State of Pennsy
Stevens v. Gladding
James Stevens, Appellant, v. Royal Gladding and Isaac T. Proud. Whether patent-rights and copyrights, held under the laws of the United States, are subject to seizure and sale on execution, is a question upon which the court dogs not expres
Hendrickson v. Hinckley
Richard H. Hendrickson, Complainant and Appellant, v. Samuel L. Hinckley. A court of equity does not interfere with- judgments at law, unless the complainant has an equitable defence of which he could not avail himself, at law, because it d
Bruce v. United States
Amos J. Bruce and Franklin Steele, Plaintiffs in Error, v. The United States. A treasury transcript was admissible in evidence, in a suit brought by the United . States against their debtor, although authenticated copies ot' the receipts wh
City of Boston v. Lecraw
The City of Boston, Plaintiff in Error, v. David R. Lecraw. By the old laws of Massachusetts, a littoral proprietor of lancl owned down to low-water mark; subject, however, to the condition that, until he occupied the space between high and
Herndon v. Ridgway
Edward Herndon, Appellant, v. James C. Ridgway, Eri Ridgway, William H. Gasque, and Henry Davis. Where a bill was filed in the district court of the United States for the northern district of Mississippi, against four defendants, who all re
Adams v. Law ex rel. Robinson
James Adams, Executor of Thomas Law, deceased, and Henry May, Administrator of Edmund and Thomas Law, Appellants, v. Joseph E. Law, by his next Friend, Mary Robinson. Where marriage articles, executed as an antenuptial settlement, recited t
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