
    James Olney versus Oliver Brown.
    Exceptions will He to a judgment rendered by the Court of Common Pleas upon a report of referees appointed under a rule of that court, in an action brought originally before a justice of the peace.
    
      Darling for the plaintiff.
   The Court of Common Pleas having accepted the report of a referee, appointed under a rule of that court, in an action of debt brought originally before a justice of the peace, the plaintiff filed his exceptions.

And now, upon a motion by Sanford, on behalf of the defendant, to dismiss the exceptions, Parker C. J. said the question was settled in the preceding case of Miller v. Miller, and the exceptions were sustained.1 
      See Miller v. Miller, ante, 570; Howe’s Pract. 454.
     