
    Smith v. Stoops.
    After office judgment the Court will not receive a plea of the Statute of Limitations.
    Mr. Edward J. Lee moved to set aside the office judgment by pleading the Statute of Limitations — refused; the Court saying that it had always been refused. See Hooff v. Herbert, November, 1803, (not reported.)
   In the case of Carne & Slade v. McLean, at this term, [post,] the Court ordered the plea of limitations to be struck out, it having been filed after office judgment.

Fitzhugh, J., contra.  