
    Anonymous.
    '"jp'bllS was a collateral issue, made up by the direction of the court, between the heir and administrator- — in vvnich the question was, whether tin- administrator had fully administered. Amongst other things, he oifeted an account, stating a charge for ¡¡bis trouble and services, in doing the duties of an a dmini-strator.
   Haijwoad, Judge.

By 1789, cb. 23, sec. 2, the administrator shdi retain in his bands no more of the deceased3s estate than, amounts to his necessary charges ami disbursements, and such, debts as he may legally pay within two years after the admini-c,[ration granted : he cannot, therefore, be allowed for any thing but aetml expenditures : not for loss of time or personal sei vices»  