¶1The appellees, as assignees of a promissorv *384note, sued Potter, who was the defendant, and judgment by default was entered against him; but no motion appears to have been made in the lower Court to set aside the default. Ror does it appear that any exception, in any form, was taken in the progress of the cause. The appeal is, therefore, not properly before us.
¶2The appeal is dismissed, with costs.