
    The Bank of Washington v. Kurtz.
    Parol evidence cannot be given of the contents of a letter from the notary public to the defendant, put into the post-office, without previous notice to the defendant to produce it.
   The Court

refused to permit the notary public to give parol evidence of the contents of his letter to the defendant, who was the indorser of George Frank’s promissory note, without previous notice to the defendant to produce the original letter, on the authority of Underwood v. Huddlestone, [ante, 76,] June term, 1813. Quare ?  