Supreme Court of Virginia July 15, 1847 (M'Cormick v. Blackford & Son)

Cabell, P.

delivered the opinion of the Court.

It satisfactorily appears to the Court that the arbitrators, after having convened the parties before them, and received a part of the evidence offered by them, and before they had made up their award, adjourned for the purpose of enabling the parties to take farther evidence, but without appointing any time for their future meeting.