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As soon as the report of the valuer shall have been sent to the commissioners they shall cause a copy of the same to be deposited at some convenient place within the parish in which the land to be inclosed, or some part thereof, shall be situate, for the inspection of all persons interested in such land, and shall forthwith cause notice to be given where the said copy may be inspected, and shall also in such notice appoint some convenient place, and such times as they shall think necessary, (the first not earlier than twenty-one days from the first giving of such notice,) for holding a meeting to hear objections to any allotment, direction, determination, or matter in the report; and the commissioners or some assistant commissioner at such meeting as aforesaid shall hear and determine any objections which may be then and there made to any such allotment, direction, determination, or matter by any person interested therein, or adjourn the further hearing thereof, if they or he shall think proper, to a future meeting, and may, if they or he shall see occasion, direct any further valuation or survey of the land or any part thereof, and take such other measures for ascertaining the justice and propriety of the determinations and directions of the valuer, as to the commissioners or assistant commissioner shall seem proper, and from time to time, if they or he shall see occasion, fix further meetings for the hearing and determining of objections, of which further meetings, when not holden by adjournment, notice shall be given in manner herein-before directed with regard to the original meeting; and when the said commissioners or assistant commissioner shall have heard and determined all such objections, and made such inquiries as the commissioners shall think fit in relation thereto, the commissioners shall approve such report, or cause the allotments, directions, determinations and matters therein mentioned, or any of them, to be amended, as they shall see occasion.
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