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Farrelly v. Woodfolk
Terence Farrelly, Edward O. Morton, et al., Heirs and Representatives of Frederic Notribe, Appellants, v. William W. Woodfolk. The rule with. respect to final and interlocutory decrees, which is applied to the preceding case of Beebe et al.
Beebe v. Russell
Roswell Beebe et al., Apellants, v. William Russell. The appellate jurisdiction of this court only includes cases where the judgment or decree of the Circuit Court is final. In chancery, a decree is interlocutory whenever an inquiry as to m
Wolfe v. Lewis
John D. Wolfe, Executor, and Maria D. L. Ronalds, Executrix, of Thomas A. Ronalds, deceased, Appellants, v. John H. Lewis. Where a fund is brought into court upon proceedings under a bill to foreclose a mortgage, it is altogether irregular
Hipp v. Babin
Felicité Fletcher Hipp, and Maria Antonio Fletcher Hipp, Aliens, and residing, the former in Vera Cruz, Mexico, the latter in the City of Madrid, Spain, for themselves and on behalf and for the use of Augustin Cuesta, Javiera Cuesta, and Fe
Richardson v. City of Boston
Thomas Richardson, Plaintiff in Error, v. The City of Boston. In Massachusetts, a former verdict and judgment in an action on the case for a nuisance is not conclusive evidence of the plaintiff's right to recover in a subsequent action for
Bell v. Hearne
John Bell, Plaintiff in Error, v. Columbus C. Hearne, Samuel R. Hearne, and Samuel H. Dockery. The act of Congress of 1820 and regulations of the General Land Office of 1831 direct the manner in which purchases pt public land shall be authe
Williams v. Hill, McLane, & Co.
Wesley Williams, Garnishee of Edward F. Mahone, Plaintiff in Error, v. Hill, McLane, & Co. The laws of Alabama provide, that where there is a judgment against a debtor who is unable to pay, a process of garnishment (which is called in some
New York & Virginia Steamship Co. v. Calderwood
The New York and Virginia Steamship Company, Owners of the Steamer Roanoke, Appellants, v. Ezra Calderwood, Thomas C. Bartlett, Dexter Carleton, Joshua Norwood, Philander Carleton, Enos Cooper, and Seth Cooper, Libellants. Neither rain, nor
Schuchardt v. Babbidge
Frederick Schuchardt and Frederick C. Gebbard, Libellants and Appellants, v. Winthrop S. Babbidge and others, Claimants of half of the proceeds of the Ship Angelique. .Where a mortgage existed upon the moiety of a vessel which was afterward
Slater v. Emerson
Horatio N. Slater, Plaintiff in Error, v. Charles Emerson. Where a railroad company became embarrassed, and were unable to pay the con- - tractor, and a person interested in the company agreed to give the contractor his individual promissor
Hartshorn v. Day
Isaac Hartshorn and Daniel Hayward, Plaintiffs in Error v. Horace H. Day. Where a patentee is about to. apply for a renewal of his patent, and agrees with another person that, in case of success, he will assign to him the renewed patent, an
Cousin v. Labatut
Terence Cousin, Plaintiff in Error, v. Fanny Labatut, Widow and Testamentary Executrix, Jules A. Blanc, Co-Executor, and others, Legal Representatives of Evariste Blanc. In Louisiana, all the evidence taken in the court below goes up to the
Mordecai v. Lindsay
Moses C. Mordecai, Isaac E. Hertz, Joseph A. Enslow, and Isaac R. Mordecai, carrying on business under the name, style, and firm, of Mordecai & Co., Libellants and Appellants, v. W. & N. Lindsay, Owners of the Schooner Mary Eddy, her Tackle
Brown v. Duchesne
John Brown, Plaintiff in Error, v. - Duchesne. The rights of property and exclusive use granted to a patentee do not extend to a foreign Yessei lawfully entering one of our ports; and the use of such improvement in the construction, fitting
Claimants of the Steamer Virginia v. West
The Claimants and Owners of the Steamer Virginia, Appellants, v. Michael W. West, William T. Bell, Albert R. Heath, and James J. Edwards, Partners, under the firm of Heath & Edwards; Thomas C. Bunting and - Lecato, Partners, under the firm
Dupont de Nemours v. Vance
E. J. Dupont de Nemours & Co., Libellants and Appellants, v. John Vance et al., Claimants of the Brig Ann Elizabeth. BETH. To be seaworthy as respects cargo, the hull of a vessel must be so tight, stanch, and strong, as to resist the ordina
Post v. Jones
William E. Post and others, Claimants of a portion of the Cargo of the Ship Richmond, Appellants, v. John H. Jones and others, Libellants. It cannot be doubted that a master has power to sell both vessel and cargo, in certain cases of absol
Meegan v. Boyle
James Meegan, Plaintiff in Error, v. Jeremiah T. Boyle. In Missouri, where a deed was offered in evidence, purporting to convey the titles of married women to land, and their names were in the handwriting of other persons, and there Was no
Baker v. Nachtrieb
Romelius L. Baker and Jacob Henrici, Trustees of the Harmony Society of Beaver County, Pennsylvania, and Others, Appellants, v. Joshua Nachtrieb. The Harmony Society was established upon the basis of a community of property, and one of the
Long v. O'Fallon
Reuben L. Long, John S. Penrise, and Amelia Penrise, his Wife, and Alice Penrise, by her Guardian, John S. Penrise, Complainants and Appellants, v. John O'Fallon. Where an administrator sells property -which had been conveyed to him for the
Coiron v. Millaudon
Pierre Felix Coiron and Marie J. T. Coiron, a Minor, by her next friend, Pierre Felix Coiron, Appellants, v. Laurent Millaudon, Edward Shiff, Syndics, &c., of Alexander Lesseps, et al. Where a sale of mortgaged property in'Louisiana was mad
Rogers v. Steamer St. Charles
E. G. Rogers and L. F. Rogers, Merchants and Copartners, doing business under the name and style of E. G. Rogers & Co., part Owners of the Cargo of the Schooner Ella; Pooley, Nicoll, & Co., Owners of the said Schooner Ella; J. R. Brooks and
Seymour v. McCormick
William H. Seymour and Layton S. Morgan, Plaintiffs in Error, v. Cyrus H. McCormick. The act of Congress passed on the 3d of March, 1837, (5 Stat. at L., 194,) provides that a patentee may enter a disclaimer, if he has included in his paten
United States v. Brig Neurea
The United States, Appellants, v. The Brig Neurea, her Tackle, &c., William Kohler, Claimant. "inhere a libel for information, praying the condemnation of a vessel for violating ■ . the-passenger law of the. United State's, states the offen
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