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James L. v. Carryl
James L. and Samuel L. Taylor, Administrators of Robert Taylor, deceased, Plaintiffs in Error, v. Nathan T. Carryl, who survived William J. Ward. Where a vessel had. been seized under a process of foreign attachment-issuing from a State cou
Ransom v. Mayor of New York
Ex parte in the matter of Franklin Ransom and Uzziah Weeman v. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty, of the City of New York. Where there -was an order of the Circuit Court to set aside a judgment upon payment by the defendant of the costs w
Sampson v. Peaslee
George R. Sampson and Lewis W. Tappan, doing business under the style and firm of Sampson & Tappan, Plaintiffs in Error, v. Charles H. Peaslee, Collector of Customs. By the eighth section of the act of Congress passed pn the 30th of July, 1
Irvine v. Marshall
John R. Irvine, Appellant, v. William R. Marshall and Thomas Barton. At a sale of public lands in a Territory, an agent who purchased for another must account, as trustee, to his employer, although the statutes of the Territory have abolish
McCargo v. Chapman
Thomas McCargo, Plaintiff in Error, v. John L. Chapman. An order of'the Circuit Court to quash an execution, is not such a judgment as can be reviewed in this court by a writ of error, ~ " This case was brought up, by writ of-error,, from t
Holcombe v. McKusick
William Holcombe, Plaintiff in Error, v. John McKusick, Jonathan E. McKusick, Christopher Carle, Horace K. McKinstry, Elias McKean, and Joseph C. York. Where there was a demurrer to some parts of a replication, and a motion to strike out ot
Snow v. Hill
Thomas A. Snow and Oliver Palmer, managers of the Ocean Tow-boat Company, claimants and owners of the steam tow-boat “Star,” and Oliver Palmer, Appellants, v. Charles Hill et al., owners of the ship “Ocean Queen,” and George Law, Marshall O
Whyte v. Gibbes
William Pinkney Whyte, Administrator de bonis non of John Gooding, deceased, Appellant, v. Robert M. Gibbes and Charles Oliver, surviving Executors of Robert Oliver, deceased; and Robert M. Gibbes and Charles Oliver, surviving Executors of
Williams v. Gibbes
John S. Williams, Administrator of James Williams, deceased, Appellant, v. Robert M. Gibbes and Charles Oliver, surviving Executors of Robert Oliver, deceased; and Robert M. Gibbes and Charles Oliver, surviving Executors of Robert Oliver, d
Barton v. Forsyth
James Barton, Plaintiff in Error, v. Robert Forsyth Where there was an affidavit made, after verdict and judgment, that the affiant was the real party in interest, and prayed to be substituted for, or admitted with,, the defendant, and the
President v. Arkansas
The President and Directors of the Bank of Washington, and Henry S. and Frederick S. Holford, Administrators of James Holford, deceased, Plaintiffs in Error, v. The State of Arkansas, and Henry L. Briscoe, Sandford C. Faulkner, and James H.
Beers ex rel. Platenius v. Arkansas
Joseph D. Beers, use of William A. Platenius, as Administrator of James Holford, deceased, Plaintiff in Error, v. The State of Arkansas. William A. Platenius, Administrator of James Holford, deceased, Plaintiff in Error, v. The State of Ark
McFaul v. Ramsey
Eneas McFaul, Plaintiff in Error, v. James C. Ramsey. Where the only bills of exception were to the refusal of the court to grant a continuance and change the venue, the judgment of the court below must be affirmed, as these matters are not
Moreland v. Page
David Moreland, Plaintiff in Error, v. Jeremiah Page. This court has not jurisdiction, under the twenty-fifth section of the judiciary act, to review the judgment of a State court, where the question involved merely related to the proper bo
Ahl v. Johnson
John N. Ahl, Appellant, v. Roswell B. Johnson. Where there was a. contract for the sale of a lot of ground, partly on time, and the vendee entered into possession; and the vendor .did not formally' demand the payment of the balance When due
Selden v. Myers
Francis Selden, Appellant, v. Lawrence Myers, Philip Pike, Walter Lenox, and James C. McGuire. A person dealing with an unlettered man Who can neither read nor write, and taking from him a promissory-note for' the payment of money and a dee
Marks v. Dickson
James Marks, Plaintiff in Error, v. Michael Dickson and Elizabeth M. Dickson. In May, 1830, Congress passed an act (4 Stat. at L., 420) which gave the right of preemption to settlers on the public lands, but made null and void all assignmen
Sigerson v. Mathews
John Sigerson, Plaintiff in Error, v. Edward Mathews. Where the endorser of a promissory note, in conversation with the agent of the holder, before its maturity, dispensed with a presentation of the. note and demand of payment, and promised
Ingraham v. Dawson
Alfred Ingraham and George Read, Assignees in trust of the Grand Gulf Railroad and Banking Company, Appellants, v. Henry S. Dawson, Administrator of Moses Groves, deceased, Josiah Stansbrough, and John R. Marshall. Where there were proceedi
Roberts v. Cooper
Enoch C. Roberts, Plaintiff in Error, v. James M. Cooper. This court again decides, that after a case has been brought here and decided, and - a mandate issued to the court below, if a second writ of error is sued out, it brings up for revi
Stinson v. Dousman
James Stinson, Plaintiff in Error, v. Hercules L. Dousman. Where there was a covenant to sell land upon condition that the purchase-money should be paid in instalments, and other acts done by the covenantee, in failure to perform which, ren
Warner v. Norton
Francis Warner, Plaintiff in Error, v. Cephas H. Norton, Albert Jewett, Benjamin C. Busby, John C. Phelps, John J. Phelps, Isaac N. Phelps, and James Beman, Defendants. Where a sheriff was sued for taking goods under an attachment, which go
Brown v. Wiley
Taylor Brown, Plaintiff in Error, v. Leroy M. Wiley, Hugh R. Banks, William G. Lane, Henry Van Derzee, and Edward H. Lane, Merchants, trading under the name and style of L. M. Wiley & Co. Where a bill of exchange vas drawn in proper form an
Suydam v. Williamson
James H. Suydam, Plaintiff in Error, v. William H. Williamson, David R. Williamson, Mary A. Williamson, Isabella Williamson, Catherine B. Williamson, Charlotte A. Williamson, Rupert J. Cochran, Isabella M. Cochrane, and Bayard Clarke. Rulin
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