
    PLEAS AND PLEADINGS.
    
      No. 1.
    
    JONES against AMES.
    
      Rutland,
    
    1816.
   A Judgment rendered against the defendant, who was out of the State, and had no notice of the suit, cannot be over-hauled by plea, in an action brought on that judgment: The only remedy is by writ of review, brought by the defendant within Ihree years, agreeable to the provisions pf the Statute.  