CB03_0076

76

(2)

(about 3000 ft. of land in all.)
but that, I suppose, we are not concerned
about (other than to beware of setting such
paces to other parties) and perhaps
to require boundary posts, in some in-
stances to be set on the true boundary
lines.

In regard to the cases of the
first class, (where the enclosures are lar-
ger than the deeds authorize) it was
my intention to call on the parties
to pay up; and for this purpose, had
prepared a draft of a circular, (which is
enclosed) to the sent with a duly prepared
"adjust" for the extra land.

(over)