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MEDFORD AND WIFE v. HARRELL AND WIFE. — From Martin.

In a petition for partition the first judgment to be rendered is for the appointment of commissioners, and final judgment is to be rendered on their return. An appeal taken from any interlocutory judgment will be dismissed.

PER CURIAM.

This appeal is taken from an interlocutory judgment, and is not (42) sustainable under the act organizing this Court. The first judgment to be rendered by the court is the appointment of five commissioners, who are to make the partition and return their proceedings to court, upon which the final judgment is to be given.

The appeal must be dismissed.

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MEDFORD v. HARRELL
(Jun 1, 1824)