Papenfuse: Research Notes and Documents for
Barron v Baltimore, 32 U. S. 243

barron-0197   Enlarge and print image (725K)            << PREVIOUS   NEXT >>

clear space clear space clear space white space


 

Papenfuse: Research Notes and Documents for
Barron v Baltimore, 32 U. S. 243

barron-0197   Enlarge and print image (725K)            << PREVIOUS   NEXT >>

:RS OF JOHN MARSHALL 51, 82-98. ct, Florida. Confirmation of Jrant issued Dec., 1815, to iver St. John in return for order of Mar., 1814. Sub- \o rejected, commissioners s for nonsettlers; 3,500 for all cases; decision by corn- title within jurisdiction of limited in quantity of land Vlinute Book F, 1861. R.G. •njamin L. Lear, Adminis- -31- >f Columbia, Washington, mded, leave to amend bill, sciuszko to obtain funds in * from America left with tion of American property -es; writing claimed not a ficient information; domi- •ope necessary. linute Book F, 1913. R.G. 158-63. rt, Eastern District, Penn- f mail and placing life of don by President of death and excepting conviction to this conviction and its jdicially before Court by it. 1833 427 Signed decree. DNA, U.S. Supreme Court, Minute Book F, 1831. R.G. 267. Farmers' Bank of Alexandria v. John Hoof et al., 7 Peters 168, 170. Appeal from U.S. Circuit Court, District of Columbia, Alexandria. Appeal dismissed, lack of jurisdiction. Bill sought sale of lot in hands of trustee who held to secure payment of note, less than $1,000; lot worth more than $1,000. Held, debt not its security real matter in controversy; less than juris- dictional amount, $1,000. Rule to show cause why not dismiss, granted. Signed order. DNA, U.S. Supreme Court, Minute Book F, 1886-1887. R.G. 267. Signed order, dismissing. Same, 1931. William Yeaton v. David Lenox et al., 7 Peters 220, 221. Appeal from U.S. Circuit Court, District of Columbia, Alexandria. Appeal dismissed. Appellant before the Supreme Court in 1829 failed to bring up record; appellee did so at later term in 1832 pursuant to rule of Court and case dis- missed. Mar., 1832, the Circuit Justice signed citation to plaintiff in error to appear before Supreme Court then sitting, accompanied by record. Held, record brought up irregularly; appeal may be asked in Court when decree pronounced; thereafter, must follow practice for a writ of error; allowance by Court; citation; twenty-days' notice. Signed decree. DNA, U.S. Supreme Court, Minute Book F, 1887-1888; 1907-1908. R.G. 267. Leave to withdraw record from files. Same, 1929. John Barron, Survivor of John Craig, etc. v. The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, 7 Peters 243, 247-51. Error to Court of Appeals for the Western Shore of Maryland denying relief and reversing Baltimore County Court. Writ dismissed for lack of jurisdiction under Section 25, Judiciary Act. Owner of wharf brought action against city for diversion of surface water by paving of streets, diversion of stream causing deposit of salt at wharf making useless; claimed taking of property under Fifth Amendment, U.S. Constitution. Held, provision does not apply to state action. Signed decree. DNA, U.S. Supreme Court, Minute Book F, 1865. R.G. 267. Dillon, Decisions, 724-34; Cotton II, 378-85.