PUBLICATION OF GENERAL NOTICE

34. That within one fortnight after the date of such absolute order, the solicitor or other person having the carriage thereof, shall prepare a draft of a notice for publication, as hereinafter mentioned, and shall lodge the same with the examiner, together with a copy of such absolute order; and the examiner shall per-

use and, if lie shall think it necessary, amend every such, notice, and shall lay the same with such copies of the valuation and survey and of the absolute order before the judge, who shall thereupon direct such notice to be published by inserting the same as an advertisement in such newspapers or other periodicals, or by such other or further mode of publication, as shall seem to him expedient; and every such notice shall be according to a form to be approved of by the judges, and shall state the nature of the absolute order, and specify all the parcels of land therein mentioned : and shall call upon every person having or claiming any title to, or estate or interest in, the said lands, or any part of them, whether as owner, mortgagee, tenant, or otherwise, or any lien, charge, or incumbrance thereon, or any right of common, or of cutting turf, in or upon the said lands, or any right of w^ay, or other right or easement in or over the same, forthwith to enter an appearance, and to lodge in the office of the clerk of the records a verified claim in writing, setting forth such title, estate, right, interest, or claim, and the evidence by which it is proposed to sustain the same, or otherwise to proceed to assert such right : and by every such notice it shall also be recommended to every owner of any lands contiguous to, or having any common boundary with the lands mentioned in such notice, or any of them, to cause an appearance to be entered for the purpose of being served with notice of any survey by which said common boundary is to be ascertained or marked out, and with a copy of any map in which any such boundary shall be delineated : and in case any such solicitor shall neglect to bring in such draft notice and order within the time hereinbefore mentioned, or the copies in the last preceding order mentioned, within the time therein limited (in case he shall or could have procured the ^me), he shall not be entitled to the costs of any proceedings theretofore taken in the matter, either as against his client or as against any fund in court, unless the judge shall otherwise direct.

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