So  also  stipulators  or  Jide-jussores  after  the  return  of  the
attachment,  in  suits  in  personam,  may  surrender  their  prin-
cipal, or  he  may  surrender  himself,  in  discharge  of  the  stip-
ulation, as  in  cases  of  special  bail  at  law  :  except  in  respect
to  costs  in  this  court,  or  any  other  court  to  which  the  cause
naay  be  appealed.  '  v'

Rule  59.  ^

All  stipulations  in  causes  civil  and  maritime,  shall  be  ex-
ecuted by  the  principal  party,  (if  within  the  district,)  and  at
least  one  surety  resident  therein,  and  shall  contain  the  con-
sent of  the  stipulators,  that  in  case  of  default  or  contumacy
on  the  part  of  the  principal  or  sureties,  execution  to  the
amount  named  in  such  stipulation  may  issue  against  the
goods,  chattels  and  lands  of  the  stipulators.
The  court  will  modify  the  execution  as  to  the  time  it  may
stay  and  the  amount  to  be  collected,  according  to  the  equity
of  the  case.  Non-resident  parties  must  supply  at  least  two
sureties.
RuLfi  60.
In  case  of  seizure  of  property  in  behalf  of  the  United  States,


^0  app£:noix.
an  appraisement  for  the  purpose  of  bonding  the  same  may
be  had  by  any  party  in  interest,  on  giving  one  day's  previous
notice  of  motion  before  the  court,  or  the  judge,  in  vacation,
for  the  appointment  of  appraisers.
RULB  61.
If  the  parties,  or  their  proctors,  and  the  district  attorney,
are  present  in  court,  such  motion  may  be  made  instanter
after  seizure  and  without  previous  notice.
Rule  62.
Orders  for  the  appraisement  of  property  imder  arrest,  at
the  suit  of  an  individual,  may  be  entered  of  course  by  the
clerk  at  the  instance  of  any  party  interested  therein,  or  upon
filing  the  consent  of  the  proctors  for  the  respective  parties.
Rule  63.
