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Supreme Court Opinions — October Term 1833

Most-cited Supreme Court opinions filed in October Term 1833 (October 1, 1833 to September 30, 1834), from CourtListener's bulk data. CourtListener's bulk data has 55 records for this term with at least one citation or a syllabus (55 with at least one citation, 0 with a syllabus, counted separately); up to 100 of them, ordered by citation count, are listed below.

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  1. March 19, 1834· cited 205×
    Wheaton and Donaldson v. Peters and Grigg
  2. March 18, 1834· cited 155×
    Watson v. Mercer
  3. March 12, 1834· cited 136×
    Mumma v. Potomac Co.
  4. February 18, 1834· cited 133×
    Brown v. Keene
  5. January 31, 1834· cited 95×
    Dunn v. Clarke
  6. March 17, 1834· cited 92×
    Bank of the United States v. Donnally
  7. February 18, 1834· cited 87×
    LIFE AND FIRE INS. COMPANY OF NEW YORK v. Wilson's Heirs
  8. March 18, 1834· cited 72×
    Jackson v. Ashton
  9. February 18, 1834· cited 62×
    Bank of the United States v. RITCHIE
  10. March 14, 1834· cited 60×
    Hazard's Administrator v. New England Marine Insurance
  11. March 18, 1834· cited 55×
    United States v. Ringgold
  12. March 11, 1834· cited 40×
    Lutz v. Linthicum
  13. January 25, 1834· cited 36×
    Stratton v. Jarvis
  14. February 18, 1834· cited 34×
    The Ship Virgin v. Vyfhius
  15. January 23, 1834· cited 33×
    Bank of the Metropolis v. Jones
  16. March 18, 1834· cited 25×
    Robinson v. Noble's Administrators
  17. March 17, 1834· cited 24×
    United States v. One Hundred and Twelve Casks of Sugar
  18. February 19, 1834· cited 23×
    The United States, in Error v. Walter Jones, Administrator of Benjamin G. Orr
  19. March 18, 1834· cited 21×
    United States v. Hack
  20. March 13, 1834· cited 19×
    Ex Parte Bradstreet v. Huntington
  21. March 12, 1834· cited 19×
    Gregg Ex Rel. Craig v. Lessee of Sayre
  22. February 12, 1834· cited 19×
    Deneale and Others v. STUMP'S EXECUTORS.
  23. March 11, 1834· cited 18×
    United States v. Randenbush
  24. February 11, 1834· cited 18×
    Armstrong v. Lear
  25. February 17, 1834· cited 16×
    Yeaton and Others v. Lenox and Others.
  26. March 14, 1834· cited 15×
    The Bank of the United States v. Jacob White, David Cummins, and Robert Bennefil
  27. January 23, 1834· cited 15×
    Erwin v. Blake
  28. March 11, 1834· cited 14×
    James M'cutchen and Others v. James Marshall and Others
  29. February 21, 1834· cited 13×
    Holt v. Rogers
  30. February 12, 1834· cited 13×
    Keene v. McDonough
  31. March 19, 1834· cited 11×
    Boon's Heirs v. Chiles
  32. March 18, 1834· cited 11×
    Carrington and Others v. THE MERCHANTS'INSURANCE CO.
  33. February 24, 1834· cited 11×
    Garnett v. Jenkins
  34. January 30, 1834· cited 10×
    Briscoe and Others v. the Commonwealth's Bk. of Kentucky
  35. January 23, 1834· cited 10×
    Dick v. Balch
  36. January 18, 1834· cited 10×
    Byrne v. Missouri
  37. March 14, 1834· cited 7×
    Binney v. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co.
  38. February 28, 1834· cited 6×
    Deneale v. Archer
  39. January 23, 1834· cited 6×
    Mandeville v. Burt
  40. February 12, 1834· cited 4×
    Lessee of Binney v. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co.
  41. February 21, 1834· cited 3×
    The United States, in Error v. Walter Jones, Administrator De Bonis Non of Benjamin G. Orr
  42. January 15, 1834· cited 3×
    Bank of the United States v. White
  43. March 15, 1834· cited 1×
    United States v. Fleming's Heirs
  44. January 15, 1834· cited 1×
    Ex parte United States v. Phelps
  45. January 15, 1834· cited 1×
    Briscoe v. Commonwealth's Bank of Kentucky

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