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 468 FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 786. the proceedings to be commenced and prosecuted as to any or all of the matter; a eged in the petition and necessary to supply the defi- 't. ts. e,{“°§g§,*§$';$f,g'g§ iimélggl l§158.6'1?l'i;BE1;>perty recovered by means of any proceedizi in sud: proceedings. pursuance of the t two sections is to be sold and aspropria, ~ to supply the deficiency mentioned in section eight hun red and fifty- six in the same manner as other like proper i; butfthe right toor interest in the surplus, if any, remains as if suc proceeding had not been allowed or commenced. Cuavrnn EIGH’1‘Y;SIX. or Tun ACCOUNTS or Exncvrons AND ADMINISTRATOBS. Sec. l U Sec. 3563. Whenfiled whatto ctgntainl .865. Adminiftiator- tcihargeable with
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V itoiilelggcoixnt. I- nag ec 866. Fotuivhat admiirifsltratioyr responsible. 861. Oréler for  of expenses, 86'Z.  {nad compensation of adscz. regu ssqtéglnt, when tiled and what 323. suobjgctr tl .. ‘ . _ m n. -. _. eee. obja°%'.§.s· `to an sam; by 870. 1»m§é‘..da3g,i?.“€;°g'é°3i Shinto ns whom, and when. made.final account. 864. Decree uponfiinalaccount and effect 871.‘Admi-nistrator may compound for thereo e · ‘ deht due estate. wW¤¤¤t:i1¤¤¤¤d¤=M= Sec. 859.; An executor or administrator shall, within six months °°° °‘ from thedateof the notice of his appointment,. and every six months thereafter-until the administration 1s. completed and he is discharged from  trust, render an account, verified by his own- oath, and file the same mth.-the 00I§l§!1lBS1Q¥1Q1',_ showing the- amount of the money received and expended by  from w om received and to whom paid,  the proper aouchers ,-or suchgsayments, the amount of the claims presented. against the estate and owed. or disallowed and the nlame Eire clagmantsgof  andi any other   necessary to. show t ecoftiono-t.ea airst ereoé-. ?¤>¢>¢¢di¤¤ if Mi- Sec. 860. An executor or administrator who shall fail to iile an m1nistrat0rueg1ectto. . . . . . » ile mmm. account as 1:equn;ed~1n the last section may be- requ1red¤ by a c1tation or ordered by-a corgissioner-to appear and do so,.e1ther£:pon the application of an heir or creditor, or other person interes in the estate, or without, it. If the executor or administrator refuses or neg- ·lects to appear when cited, or to iile the account as required, he may be  nslfor a cogtéexnpt, oi by mrivzrrant of the tzgmmissioner be commit ,to:c_ose cue. . J! in.ja°; un `_ e consent to. so. _ mg{$·==°{°* the {gg; Sec. 861. Within thirty daysafter the filing of the first semiannual e1mges,e¤lii:lie°xm¤.’ account, andaat each semiannual account thereafter, the commissioner shall ascertain and determine if the estate be sufficient to satisfy: the claims allowed by the executor or administrator, within the first six months or any succeeding period of six months thereafter, after the date of the notice of appointment, after   the funeral charges and expenses of adm1n1stration;_ and if so, he s so order and direct; but if the estate be insufficient for that igmrpose, he shall ascertain per centunéupflsuch claims it is su cient to satisfy, and order an rrect accor  g y. - ·, · ¤};g¤:Lg1¢%:l¤;¢Eyg:)g1§ Sec. 862.. When the estate is. fully administered it shall be the duty ann. of the executor or tofile his hnal account. Such account shall be verified and contain a detailed statement of the amount of money received and expended by him,_f:rom whom received and to whom paid; and refer to the vouchers for- such. payments,. and the amount of money and property, if_ aniy, remaining unexpended or unappropriatedu. Upon the Hling of the final account,. the commis-