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 rms nn.-nANKnUrroi*.-cn. 7-s. 989 Src. 5125. The traveling and incidental expenses of the egister, and _T¤‘¤*€li¤ga¤di¤- of any clerk or other officer attending him, shall be settled by the court Eif}€“}?If’?‘l’€fjS‘?S: in accordance with the rules prescribed by the justices of the Su reme uf, M“'·· 18** “‘ ‘W. ·, · . • ° . _ E;5*KH·p:5PIg· Court, and paid out of the assets of the estate in respect of which) such In Te Dem, I register has acted; or if there are no such assets, or if the assets are B,,,k_R,.g_,g(’],, insufficient, such expenses shall form a part of the costs in the case in re Sherwood, 1 which the register acts, to be apportioned by the judge. Bulk- We-» 7* Sec. 5126. Before any dividend is ordered, the assignee shall pay out _Mf*’$h**lj* **1 of the estate to the messenger the following fees and no more: _ 2 )nti1867, o. First. For service of warrant, two dollars. 176, ¤. 47, v. 14, p. Second. For all necessary travel, at the rate of live cents a mile each i gg, WB . InreLowenstine, 'Phird. For each written note to creditor named in the schedule, ten ?)£<;¤i·  Igggre cents. » · ·· Fourth. For custody of property, publication of notices, and other {gn? 2 ` services, his actual and necessary expenses upon returning the same in specific items, and making oath that they have been actually incurred and paid by him, and are just and reasonable, the same to be taxed or adjusted by the court, and the gath of the messenger shall not be conclusive as to the necessity of suc expenses. For cause shown, and upon hearing thereon, such further allowance ma be made as the court, in its discretion, may determine. Sym. 5127. The enumeration of the foregoing fees shall not prevent Justices of snthe justices of the Supreme Court from prescribing a tariff of fees for all preme COM? may other services of the officers of courts of bankruptcy, or from reducing ?h““g° “"‘H °f the fees rescribed in the three preceding sections, in classes of cases to -egs-¥,;,€,T be named) in their general orders. 176, g_ .5; v_ 14; PQ 540. 22 June, 1874, <·. 390, a. 18, r. 18, p. 184. CHAPTER EIGHT. PROHIBITED AND FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS. Sec. Sec. 5128. Preferences by insolvent. 5131. Fraudulent agreements. 5129. Fraudulent transfers of property. 5132. Penalties against fraudulent bank- 5130. Presumptive evidence o fraud. rupt. Sec. 5128. lf any person, being insolvent, or in contemplation of in- Preferences by solvency, within four months before the filing of the dpetition by or i¤¤<>l\‘<¢¤f· against him, with a view to give a preference to any cre itor or person 2Iiqf,QQ§;:{ having a claim against him, or who is under any liability for him, (pro- 176,ss. 35. 39,v. 14, cures or suffers any part of his property to be attached, sequestere, or PPé2·53*» 53*;-874 seized on execution, or makes any payment, pledge, assignment, trans- 390 ,,,,_"{°;’u rjé" fer, or conveyance of any part of his property, either directly or indi- ,,_ {go ’ ’ ' reotly, absolutely oi- conditionally, the person receiving such payment, ···· ·· ···-7- pledge, assignment, transfer, or conveyance, or to be benefited thereby, 1,,i{{%‘;,;,"·4,.jlI%;*;H; or by such attachment, having.rea.sonable cause to believe such person ,,,,S» Ba,,{,,,_b,,mp_ is insolvent, and that such attachment, payment, pledge, assignment, ben, 14 Wan., 87; or conveyance is made in fraud of the provisions of this Title, the same Gib¤¤¤ r'- Warden, shall be void, and the assignee may recover the property, or the value ;,fa\:::,l·;,24§jI]};g‘ of it, from the person so receiving it. or so to be bénéfltéd- i5 \Vg,]]_,é77; wail ·.' l., "; \Va er r. Hall, 16 Wall., 584; Wilson 1-. (`it Bank, 17 l)17lill.:-lg?bhit•ii: Btinmhgergegab, 7 Blaggh., 1262; Cookimzlifng  Mgrgapy 7 1;llatc1p,lg80; ' . . ; n zu roo me er eta., i .,1.1; ri tr. `i iiiiaip, 1 gill., 186; Vancierhoofs Assignee r. City iliank, dncjyi Dill., 476; In ra I)ibblee, 3  2l83kgral§a$m  Sta]1ék,l3 Boing 521;); Igégre Jiaxidsgn, 4 .' ., Il. ., Q HTG ll GI', 2.11. . { '. &i]hm0:41llahli.cBle‘gftlel6; Golson v. Niihoff, 5 Bank. Reg., 56; Kohisaat r. 1~log€e(t,15 Bank. Beg., 159; Haskell r. Ingalls, 5 Bank. Reg., 205; Hood iv. Karper, 5 Bank. Reg., 358; Scammon v. Cole, 5 Bank. Reg., 257; Mays v. Fritton, 20 Wall., 414; Clarion Bank 11. Jones, 21 Wall., 325; Clark r. Iselin, 21 Wall., 360; Watson, assignee, v. Taylor, 21 Wall., 378; Michaels et al. r. Post, assignee, 21 Wall., 398; Fox r. Gardner, 21 Wall., 475; Little, assignee, r. Alexander, 21 Wall., 500; Sawyer et al. r. Turpin et al., 91 U. S., 114;