55.  The  executor  or  administrator  to  whom  letters  testamentary  inventory  to  be
or  letters  of  administration  shall  have  been  granted,  shall  within  moaths."™  '^^^
three  months  thereafter,  unless  the  court  on  petition  allow  further

time  therefor,  exhibit  and  file  in  the  registrar's  office  upon  oath,  a
full  and  true  inventory  of  the  real  and  personal  estate  of  the  de-
ceased, which  shall  have  come  to  his  possession  or  knowledge.
56.  If  any  real  or  personal  estate  of  the  deceased  shall  come  to  Further  invento-
the  possession  or  knowledge  of  the  executor  or  administrator  after  '"^^  ™^  ^^  ^^^'^'
he  shall  have  filed  such  inventory,  he  shall  within  a  reasonable  time
thereafter,  file  in  the  registrar's  office  a  further  inventory  of  the

same  upon  oath.
whom  recove-
rable.
348  Chap.  130.    Sect.  67—62.'  [part  hi.'

Tine  for  neglect-      57.     Any  exGCutor  or  axiministrator  neglecting  to  file  such  in-
toiT!"how and™y  vcntory  after  having  been  duly  cited  to  file  the  same,  shall  forfeit
five  pounds  for  each  month's  neglect ;  to  be  recovered  by  any  per-
son having  an  interest  in  the  estate  of  the  deceased,  in  an  action  of
debt.
Articles  to  be         58.     In  making  such  inventory,  the  following  articles  shall  be

omitted  from  m-  .        -  _     -     ^,o  J  ^  o  .    .  ^

ventory.  omittcd,  and  shall  not  be  considered  as  assets,  nor  be  administered

as  such,  notwithstanding  the  estate  of  the  deceased  should  be  in-
solvent, viz :

First. — All  the  paraphernalia  and  articles  of  apparel  or  orna-
ment of  the  widow,  according  to  the  degree  and  estate  of  her  hus-
band, and  also  the  apparel  of  the  minor  children.
