Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland. [1811-1832], Volume 2J. Neal, 1840 - Equity |
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... allowed ; fifth , because sundry credits , to which from the testimony , it appeared that the defendant was entitled , had not been allowed to him ; sixth , because the negro girl , received by the complainant Harriet of the defendant ...
... allowed ; fifth , because sundry credits , to which from the testimony , it appeared that the defendant was entitled , had not been allowed to him ; sixth , because the negro girl , received by the complainant Harriet of the defendant ...
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... allowed to the defendant for the expenses , & c . for which he is allowed a credit ; fourth , because he had not allowed the defendant the cre- dits to which his proofs entitled him ; fifth , because , as the com- plainant claims more ...
... allowed to the defendant for the expenses , & c . for which he is allowed a credit ; fourth , because he had not allowed the defendant the cre- dits to which his proofs entitled him ; fifth , because , as the com- plainant claims more ...
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... allowed for the hire of those negroes ; seventh , because credit is not allowed the defendant for the two negroes , Walter and Mary , who had died before the for- mer decree ; and eighth , because no allowance had been made to the ...
... allowed for the hire of those negroes ; seventh , because credit is not allowed the defendant for the two negroes , Walter and Mary , who had died before the for- mer decree ; and eighth , because no allowance had been made to the ...
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... allowed , in such account , all credits he might appear to be entitled to , and charged further with what might appear to be properly chargeable to him for services of the said negroes Alfred , Cuffee and Eliza ; he stated another ...
... allowed , in such account , all credits he might appear to be entitled to , and charged further with what might appear to be properly chargeable to him for services of the said negroes Alfred , Cuffee and Eliza ; he stated another ...
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... allowed for the services of the negroes . 2d . Be- cause too little is allowed for the maintenance of the infant negroes . 3d . Because the complainant is not charged with the moneys omitted in the former account , and which he had ...
... allowed for the services of the negroes . 2d . Be- cause too little is allowed for the maintenance of the infant negroes . 3d . Because the complainant is not charged with the moneys omitted in the former account , and which he had ...
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accordingly acres act of assembly administrator admitted aforesaid alleged allowed amount Anne Arundel county answer appears applied appointed assets auditor Baltimore county bill bond Bowie brought canal cause Chan Chancellor Chancellor.-Ordered Chancellor.-The charged Charles Rogers claim Clerklee commission common law complainant Cond considered contract Court of Chancery court of equity creditors death debts declared devised Diffenderffer directed entitled equity executors filed full age further Decreed guardian Hammond heirs hereby injunction insolvent interest intestate invested James James Boarman John John McHenry judgment legacy legatee manner matter mill-site mortgage navigation negroes obtain Orphans Court paid parties payment personal estate petition petitioner Philip Hammond plaintiff Potomac Company prayed principal proceedings proceeds proof purchase money real estate rents and profits satisfaction shew shewn sold sufficient surety taken testimony thereof tion trustee Whereupon whole wife William
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