Sect.  27,     After  twenty  years  from  the  decree  of  distribution  of  an  Dividends  un-
insolvent  estate,  the  probate  court,  upon  application  by  any  creditor  twentyVears,
whose  claim  was  proved  and  allowed,  and  after  notice  of  such  applica-  to  be  d'stj-ibut-
tion  published  for  not  less  than  two  years  on  such  days  as  the  court  itors,  &cT
shall  direct,  in  one  or  more  newspapers  of  the  county,  may  order  any  ^^^>  ^1^'  §  ^•
unclaimed  dividends,  with  the  interest  received  thereon,  after  deducting
all  expenses  and  charges  of  administration  since  the  decree  of  distribu-
tion, to  be   distributed  anew  among  the  creditors  who  have  received
their  dividends.     If  there  is  a  surplus  after  satisfying  the  claims  of  such
creditors  with  interest,  it  shall  be  distributed  to  the  heirs  of  the  de-
ceased.
Sect,  28.     If  a  creditor  who  has  failed  to  receive  his  dividend  as  Administration
aforesaid  has  deceased,  the  probate  court  for  the  county  in  which  ad-  creditors  enti-


500


TEUSTS.
[Chap.  100.
tied  to  such
dividends.
1844,  115,  §  2.
ministration  on  Ms  estate  might  have  been  granted,  shall,  at  any  time
before  passing  a  decree  to  distribute  the  unclaimed  dividends,  grant
administration  upon  his  estate,  although  more  than  twenty  years  may
have  elapsed  since  his  death,  and  the  administrator  may  receive  and
administer  such  dividend.
CHAPTER    100.
OF  TRUSTS.
Section

1.  Testamentary  trustees  to  give  bond.
2.  except  in  certain  cases.
3.  further  exception.
4.  neglecting.
5.  may  resign.
6.  executor  of,  not  bound  to  accept.
7.  Probate  courts  may  appoint  trustee  when
necessary.
8.  Trustee  may  be  removed  and  new  appointed
in  certain  cases.
9.  appointment  of  new,  when   trustee  re-
signs, &c.
10.  Courts    may   order    conveyances   to   new
trustee.
11.  Trustee  appointed  by  court  to  give  bond.
12.  proceedings  in  suits  on  bonds  of.
