Supreme Court of New Jersey September 15, 1807 (Longstreet v. Taylor)

Pennington, J.

— The first exception to the proceedings below is, that the action is an action of debt, when it ought to have been case. The action is grounded on a book account, and expressly made an action of debt by the act of Assembly; this exception is, therefore frivolous. The second exception is, that the state of demand is irregular, for that the articles are charged without form.