Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Band 13Published for John Conrad and Company, 1852 |
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... tion was acquiesced in , and the new bond given for the title , in ignorance of the fact that portions of the land had been previ- ously sold for taxes through the neglect of Brown , and the titles outstanding . This fact , as is ...
... tion was acquiesced in , and the new bond given for the title , in ignorance of the fact that portions of the land had been previ- ously sold for taxes through the neglect of Brown , and the titles outstanding . This fact , as is ...
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... tion of the freight and passengers of the Louisa railroad from the junction to Richmond , and of the frequent and protracted dis- putes and difficulties which arose between the two corporations on the subject of the compensation to be ...
... tion of the freight and passengers of the Louisa railroad from the junction to Richmond , and of the frequent and protracted dis- putes and difficulties which arose between the two corporations on the subject of the compensation to be ...
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... tion of the extension road . If the chancellor had so decided and dismissed the bill , for that reason this court could not reverse that decision . But he did not so decide ; and I cannot infer that he would so decide if this case were ...
... tion of the extension road . If the chancellor had so decided and dismissed the bill , for that reason this court could not reverse that decision . But he did not so decide ; and I cannot infer that he would so decide if this case were ...
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... tion . He states that Goffe owned at the time of the settlement , independent of the Blount Spring property , real estate to the amount of $ 12,000 - negroes worth $ 13,000 . There were debts due him from other persons to the amount of ...
... tion . He states that Goffe owned at the time of the settlement , independent of the Blount Spring property , real estate to the amount of $ 12,000 - negroes worth $ 13,000 . There were debts due him from other persons to the amount of ...
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... tion should have been " trespass " and not " trespass on the case , " because the declaration charged the act to have been done by the defendants below , they being in possession of the boat at the time . The counsel for the plaintiffs ...
... tion should have been " trespass " and not " trespass on the case , " because the declaration charged the act to have been done by the defendants below , they being in possession of the boat at the time . The counsel for the plaintiffs ...
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