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West v. Cochran
Edward M. West, Plaintiff in error, v. Joseph Cochran. The act of congress, passed on the 3d of March, 1807, (2 Stats, at Large, 441,} appointing commissioners to adjudicate land claims against the United States, required that where titles
Bogart v. The Steamboat John Jay
Sebra M. Bogart, William J. Wilcox, and Leonard F. Fitch, Libellants and Appellants, v. The Steamboat John Jay, her Tackle, &c. George Logan, Claimant. The courts of the United States, in the exercise of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction,
Fontain v. Ravenel
William Fontain, Administrator de bonis non cum testa mento annexo of Frederick Kohne, deceased, Appellant v. William Ravenel. A resident in Pennsylvania made his will, in 1829, giving annuities to his wife and others, and directing that hi
Hinkle v. Wanzer
Morgan B. Hinkle, in his own right, and as Administrator de bonis non of John Fisher, deceased, Complainant and Appellant, v. Moses Wanzer, James F. Johnson, and John S. Hunter. Where a complainant in chancery averred that a note of which h
Burchell v. Marsh
Peter J. Burchell, Appellant, v. Stewart C. Marsh, Alexander Frear, and William M. Arbuckle. If an award is within the submission, and contains the honest decision of the arbitra--' tors, after a full and fair bearing of the parties, a cour
Boone v. Missouri Iron Co.
Levi D. Boone, Administrator of Jesse B. Thomas, deceased, and the Heirs of J. B. Thomas, Complainants and Appellants, v. The Missouri Iron Company. Where a bill was filed for the specific execution of a contract, and it appeared that the n
Booth v. Clark
William A. Booth, Appellant, v. Ferdinand Clark. There was a judgment recovered in the supreme court of New York, upon which a fieri facias was issued, the return to which was, “ no goods, chattels, or real estate of the defendant to be lev
Clark v. Clark
Ferdinand Clark, Appellant, v. Benjamin C. Clark and William H. Y. Hackett. Where a person took the benefit of the bankrupt law of the United States; omitted, in first schedule of property, to take any notice of a claim which he had against
United States ex rel. Goodrich v. Guthrie
The United States, at relation of Aaron Goodrich, Plaintiff in error, v. James Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury. The circuit court of the United States for the District of Columbia, had not the power to issue-a writ of mandamus, commandin
Stafford v. New Orleans Canal & Banking Co.
In the matter of Josiah S. Stafford and Jeannette Kirkland, his Wife, Appellants, v. The New Orleans Canal and Banking Company. The decision in the preceding case of Stafford and Wife v. The Union Bank of Louisiana, again affirmed. This, li
Stafford v. Union Bank
In the matter of Josiah S. Stafford and Jeannette Kirkland, his Wife, Appellants, v. The Union Bank of Louisiana. Where an appeal from a decree in chancery is intended to operate as a supersedeas, the security given in the appeal bond must
Gooding v. Oliver
John Gooding, Junior, Administrator de bonis non of John Gooding, deceased, Appellant, v. Charles Oliver and Robert M. Gibbes, Executors of Robert Oliver, deceased. The decision in the preceding case, of Williams, administrator of Williams
Williams v. Gibbes
John S. Williams, Administrator of James Williams, deceased, Appellant, v. Robert M. Gibbes and Charles Oliver, Executors of Robert Oliver, deceased. In 1816, an association called the Baltimore Company, was organized in Baltimore, for the'
McBlair v. Gibbes
Charles H. McBlair, Administrator of Lyde Goodwin, deceased, v. Robert M. Gibbes and Charles Oliver, Executors of Robert Oliver, deceased. In 1816 an association, called the Baltimore Company, was organized in Baltimore for the purpose of f
United States ex rel. Tucker v. Seaman
The United States, ex relatione Beverly Tucker, Plaintiff in error, v. A. G. Seaman, Superintendent of Public Printing. By the act of congress passed on the 26th of August, 1852, ch. 91, it was made the duty of the superintendent of public
Henshaw v. Miller
John Henshaw, Plaintiff, v. John R. Miller, Executor of Charles E. Miller, deceased. Where an action on the case was brought in Virginia, against a person to recover damages for fraudulently recommending a third party as worthy of credit, w
United States v. Nickerson
The United States, Plaintiff, v. Lindsey Nickerson, Junior. The act of congress passed on the 29th July, 1813, (3 Stats, at Large, 49,) enacts 'that the ouaerof every fishing vessel shall, previous to receiving the allowance mentioned in th
Iasigi v. Brown
Joseph Iasigi and Thomas A. Goddard, Plaintiffs in error, v. James Brown, and Thomas B. Curtis, Trustee of said Brown. Where an action was brought against a person for making false representations of the pecuniary condition of a certain par
Peck v. Sanderson
James B. Peck, William Heilman, and Edwin H. Fresmuth, Owners of the Steam-ship Columbus, Appellants, v. John Sanderson, Libellant. üi a collision which took place at sea between a steam-ship and a schooner, by means cf which the schooner W
The Schooner Catharine v. Dickinson
The Schooner Catharine, her Tackle, &c., Starks W. Lewis and others, Owners and Claimants, Appellants, v. Noah Dickinson and others, Libellants. In oases of collision, where the injured vessel has been abandoned, the measure of damages is t
City of Providence v. Clapp
The City of Providence, Plaintiff in error, v. Daniel R. Clapp. The statutes of Rhode Island require towns to keep the highways safe and convenient for travellers, at all seasons of the year; and, in case of neglect, “ that they shall be.li
President of the Bank of Tennessee v. Horn
The President, Directors, and Company of the Bank of Tennessee, Plaintiffs in error, v. Lewis B. Horn. By an act of the legislature of Louisiana, passed in 1826, all the property of an insolvent petitioner mentioned in his schedule, becomes
Monticello v. Mollison
The Propeller Monticello, John Wilson, Master and Claimant, Appellant, v. Gilbert Mollison. In a case of collision upon Lake Huron, between a propeller and a schooner, ihe evidence shows that the propeller was in fault The fact that the lib
Ring v. Maxwell
Zebedee Ring, David A. Bokee, Robert S. Hone, and John P. Hone, Executors of Philip Hone, deceased, and Cornell S. Franklin, Complainants, v. Hugh Maxwell. The tariff act of 1842, (5 Stats, at Large, 548,) provided that if the appraised val
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