Melville Fuller,
Jones v. East Tennessee — Opinion of the Court
“ The whole charge is contained in the bill of exceptions, which thus concludes: 'To which refusal and charge of the court andt he exclusion of evidence offered, and to the action of the court in refusing a new trial, plaintiff excepted, and tendered this bill of exceptions, which was signed and sealed by the court, and ordered to be made a part of the record in this cause.' This exception was insufficient. Rule 4 (3 Sup. Ct. v.) ; Rogers v. The Marshal, 1 Wall. 644; Harvey v. Tyler, 2 Wall. 328; Insurance Co. ”
