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 ‘470 FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 786. 1900. In all cases, such further compensation as is just and reasonable may be allowed by the commissioner for any extraordinary and unusual slegvices not of dinarily required of an executor or administrator in the ` h f ° t lt. wgfgfglyajg gx S70? B;;o;gSthe time appointed for the hearing and settlement account. of a final account—the executor or administrator shall le with the com- » missionera copy of the réotice ghereof, with the pro er proof of fits publication or postin as irecte. An executor or adgmmstrator w o shall fail to file- his i§1al accogng as provided  section eighlt hulnqrid an sixty-two may be procee e against in i e manner an wit i e edcgqt as provided in section eight hundred and sixty in case of failure _ _ to e a semiannua account. c.,‘§,‘},'§,‘,§{‘,§°"}.'Z‘§' ,’§,‘},{ Sec. 871. Whenever a debtor of a deceased person is unable to pay due °¤m°· all his debts, an executor or administrator, by an order of the commissioner., may compound with him and give him a discharge upon receiving a fair and just proportion of his effects; but if such compounding is procured or produced by the fraudulent representations or conduct o ..uch debtor, such payment shall only operate to discharge alike amount of the debt. Cuavrmr Ererrrr-sr:vnN. OF THE PAYMENT or CLAIMS AND CHARGES. ° · Sec. Sec. _ ' 872. Order of — payment of charges and 880. Distribution and payment of lega- .a1 s. ies. 873.  of ;·1eaflwpirope1%t;i_to be ap- 881. Wirlenrealprtqperty discharged from _ 1 m sa s 1 . mmistra n. 874. Hgvyl judgmentH<;r:ide(cre;e(`iiIdatisHed 882.. Applicgtion of ohzipg or other person n enum meo eceased. r a o es . 875. Ifigstgteglmrispmcest, payment to be   lgogicd ant]? proqeedingls thereon.d m ro cn. . ca on es in un 876. Fl1I18Ili8»lp§ who may incur · taking, andtdostilm orand when a owed. n __ 4 885. Application for decree to refund. 877. Administrator may retain compen-‘ 886. Proceedings thereon, and how desation and expenses. cree enforced. 878. Debts not due or contingent. 879. Administrator liableto creditor personally, when. °'d°’ °*P°>’¤%°¤* °* A Sec. _'87 2. The char es and claims against the estate which have been chuges md cmm" presented and allowecg or presented and disallowed but subsequently _ plstablrislmed py judgrplelnt gvitgiqgthe H1‘Slé§1X mgnlths afttgtghe  gf e no ree o appom en 0 e execu r or mmts r s a e paid in the following order, and those (presented and allowed br estabiptlgeddin like trlpanner with eacl; spccee ing period of pix months therea r uring e continuance o e ’ imstration in esame manner: ` First, funeral charges; second, taxes of whatever nature due the United States; third expenses of last sickness; fourth, all other taxes of whatever nature; fifth, debtsipreferred by the lawsof the United States; sixth, debts which at the deat of the deceased were a lien upon_his property pr any rightiiqrgnlieregt thereip accorgipg tg the priority of theugl several iens· seven e ts ue em oyeeo ece ent or wages earne within thehnlineiiy dpys il1;1mediatel)y prlleceding the death of the decedent; -ei t a other c ims against the estate. . ,§,°§.,°°°,f, bgj, "QQ %1=1c.’ 873. The preference given by subdivision sixth of the last Yu ¤¤¤¤g¤¢¤¤¤ vgllyeu- sgctjon shall extergl only to tilhe proceeds oi ghe propeity upon which " the ien exists an as to suc 7 proceeds suc ebt is to e preferred to anyhof the eladses mentioned in such section other than the taxes upon _ suc propert. . dgg‘;Sg@°’;§bg; Sec. 874. such debt has been_estab1ished by judgment against gpggg hfeumc of the deceased IH his l1fet1me, such judgment, 1f the proceeds of the ' personal property be not sufHc1ent to sat1sfy 1t, may, in the d1scretion