Case: 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, v. William B. A. Ramsey, Robert Craighead, James P. N. Craighead, Thomas W. Humes, and James McMillan, Administrator of Andrew McMillan, deceased
Abbreviation: Bevins v. Ramsey
Decision Date: 1850-12
Docket Number: 
Citation: 11 How. 185
Volume: 52
Reporter: United States Reports
Court: Supreme Court of the United States
Jurisdiction: United States
Parties: 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, v. William B. A. Ramsey, Robert Craighead, James P. N. Craighead, Thomas W. Humes, and James McMillan, Administrator of Andrew McMillan, deceased.
Judges: 
Pages: 185–185

Head Matter:
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, v. William B. A. Ramsey, Robert Craighead, James P. N. Craighead, Thomas W. Humes, and James McMillan, Administrator of Andrew McMillan, deceased.
Where a case is brought up by an appeal from a judgment on the common law side of the Circuit Court, instead of by a writ of error, it must be dismissed.

Opinion:
Order.
This cause came on to be heard on the transcript of the record from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of East Tennessee. And it appearing-to the court that this case is brought up by an appeal from a judgment on the common law side of the Circuit Court, instead of by a writ of error, it is ordered, adjudged, and decreed by this court, that'this cause be, and the- same is hereby, dismissed, with costs,.