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1S9<br />

administration be fully completed; and for this purpose<br />

the said court shall have power to issue attachments against<br />

any executor or administrator who shall fail to<br />

make settlement as aforesaid, and when any executor or<br />

administrator shall be attached or cited by authority of<br />

the court for neglect of any duty belonging to his office,<br />

such executor or administrator shall pay the costs of such<br />

attachment or citation out of his own proper goods.<br />

39. Be it further enacted. That, executors skA admin- Funeral expenses<br />

istrators shall be allowed in their accounts all Reasonable<br />

charges and disbursements, which they shall lav out and<br />

expend in funeral expenses of the deceased and other<br />

their administration; and may be allowed such recompence<br />

for their* personal trouble, not exceeding six per<br />

centum on the^-w^ole amount of the personal estate and<br />

not exceeding one per centum orfHhe money arising from<br />

the sale of lands and slaves. x\nd whea any executor or<br />

administrator shall claim any allowance for 'any actual<br />

disbursement^* hy them made,, they shall produce proof<br />

of the existence of such demand as is provided with regard<br />

to any other demand against deceased peifcons es-<br />

tate.<br />

And furthermore, it shall be the duty of the court,<br />

when any executor or adAministrator shall present his account<br />

for final settlement, to examine into the evidence<br />

of the existence of all demands pretended to have keen<br />

paid hy such t executor or k administrator* and unles&^it<br />

shall appear to said court, that such demands* were such<br />

and thi evidence sucfi, as the person claiming or rojfcking<br />

such demand might recover on a suit at law,-* ih^ said<br />

court shall not allow such executqlror administrator anjr<br />

credit for^uon demands or.^ebts so paid or^resen^ed;<br />

and the said^ourt is hereby authorised to hjjar anaaetermine<br />

on evidence relating to any demands against ariy<br />

deceased per^©us estateTatthe time the same ma,y be presented<br />

to them for settlement, and, if necessary, to direct<br />

an rssue of fact to* be made, and tried in a su^nm^y way<br />

aydirected with regard to insolvent estates<br />

40. Be it farther enacted, T^at^when any executors or<br />

administrators or guardians shall make ^settlement wtt^<br />

the court of the proper county, it shall be the duty of such<br />

executors or administrators»at least two months previously<br />

to presenting suchfaccounts, and -vouchers to* the court<br />

for settlement, to give notice, by written advertisement, in<br />

three of the -most k<br />

pig)lic places in the c6uh«y, to %ll legatees<br />

and other persons concerned, t that such adminfst: ators,<br />

guardians or executors intend to make settlement;<br />

at the next circuit court, to foe holden for* the 4#bujity, of<br />

their executorship or administration; a copy of whje^f notice<br />

shall "alsQ.be set up in the clerk's omee'uf said ceurt;<br />

'arid no account or settlement shall be m,ade or allowed by<br />

S<br />

And allowance<br />

executors.<br />

to<br />

ilxecutors inten<br />

iug to account—<br />

must give notice

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