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Phillips Vs. Preston
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- Jan 01, 1847
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U.S. 278 (1847) U.S. Supreme Court Phillips v. PrestonSearch
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U.S. 5 How. 278 278 (1847) Phillips v. PrestonSearch
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John S. Preston v. GeorgeSearch
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of admiralty jurisdiction. In a cause once decided by this Court, which was connected with this point, Wilcox v. HuntSearch
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unconstitutional operation, dangerous to the trial by jury and at times subversive of the public liberties. Parsons v. BedfordSearch
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law of the land, a technical appeal lies and the facts are there open to reconsideration in this Court. Livingston v. StorySearch
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of the judge, instead of the naked points excepted to. See 28th rule of this Court, and Zeller's Lessee v. EckertSearch
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a bill of exceptions Page 46 U. S. 290 had been properly filed. This has been decided already in Parsons v. ArmorSearch
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court refusing to do what we think neither the language nor spirit of the law requires in a case like this. Parsons v. BedfordSearch
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Judiciary Act of 1789, if the original plaintiff had instituted his suit upon the notes as assignee of them. See Towne v. SmithSearch
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