It was incumbent on the defendant to obtain a judge’s certificate to stay the proceedings, which is expressly required by the fourth rule of January, 1799. Not having done this, nor accounted for the neglect, we cannot interfere.
Rule denied.
N. B. The case was afterwards argued and decided on its merits, by consent of parties. ■
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