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Jones Vs. United States
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- Jan 01, 1849
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Jones v. UnitedSearch
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States - 48 U.S. 681 (1849) U.S. Supreme Court Jones v. UnitedSearch
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States, 48 U.S. 7 How. 681 681 (1849) Jones v. UnitedSearch
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which alone another set have made themselves answerable. Such is the rule established in the case of United States v. JanuarySearch
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and Patterson, 7 Cranch 572, and of United States v. Eckford'sSearch
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with some shades of distinction, it is sanctioned by the cases of Goddard v. CoxSearch
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of Wilkinson v. SterneSearch
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of Newmarch v. ClaySearch
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and of Peters v. AndersonSearch
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contrary, to imply a recognition of the civil law principle of decision. Such are, in particular, the cases of Meggott v. MillsSearch
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Ld.Raym. 287, and Dowe v. HoldworthSearch
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would seem to be wholly irreconcilable with the remarks of Sir William Grant in Clayton's Case. Thus, in Simpson v. InghamSearch
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Still later (in 1834), in the case of Philpot v. JonesSearch
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In Smith v. WiglerSearch
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Justice, said that the creditor must make the appropriation at the time the money comes to his hands. Yet in Mills v. FowkesSearch
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Bingham's New Cases 455, the same Chief Justice said, that, in conformity with the rule in Simpson v. InghamSearch
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In the case of Mayor of Alexandria v. PattonSearch
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So too, Justice Story in delivering the decision in the case of Kirkpatrick v. UnitedSearch
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The two cases last cited, with those of United States v. JanuarySearch
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and of United States v. Eckford'sSearch
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the undoubted right of the creditor to apply them to any sums antecedently due. Indeed, in the case of United States v. KirkpatrickSearch
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made. We conclude our view of this question in the language of Judge Hopkinson in the case of Postmaster General v. NorvellSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Jones v. UnitedSearch
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of United States v. JanuarySearch
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of Goddard v. CoxSearch
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of Meggott v. MillsSearch
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and Dowe v. HoldworthSearch
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Simpson v. InghamSearch
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of Philpot v. JonesSearch
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Mills v. FowkesSearch
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of Mayor of Alexandria v. PattonSearch
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of Kirkpatrick v. UnitedSearch
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of United States v. KirkpatrickSearch
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of Postmaster General v. NorvellSearch
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