
    Amos Brown v. Mason Mead.
    An appeal from the court of chancery will not be heard, until the decree of the chancellor has been drawn up and signed.
    This was an appeal from the decision of the chancellor of the third circuit.
   The Court refused to hear the case because no decree had been drawn up in form and signed by the chancellor, saying that the case must be finished in the court of chancery, .before it could be heard in this court.  