WILLIAMS C. BEVINS AND OLIVER P. EARLE, SURVIVING PARTNERS OF THE FIRM OF BEVINS, EARLE, & CO., WHO SUE FOR THE USE OF OLIVER P. EARLE, APPELLANTS,
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WILLIAM B. A. RAMSEY, ROBERT CRAIGHEAD, JAMES P. N. CRAIGHEAD, THOMAS W. HUMES, AND JAMES MCMILLAN, ADMINISTRATOR OF ANDREW MCMILLAN, DECEASED
WILLIAMS C. BEVINS AND OLIVER P. EARLE, SURVIVING PARTNERS OF THE FIRM OF BEVINS, EARLE, & CO., WHO SUE FOR THE USE OF OLIVER P. EARLE, APPELLANTS,
WILLIAM B. A. RAMSEY, ROBERT CRAIGHEAD, JAMES P. N. CRAIGHEAD, THOMAS W. HUMES, AND JAMES MCMILLAN, ADMINISTRATOR OF ANDREW MCMILLAN, DECEASED
11 How. 185
Supreme Court of the United States (1850)
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Also reported at: 13 L. Ed. 657 · SCDB 1850-127 · 1850 U.S. LEXIS 1501
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