Succession of Broadaway

The judgment of the court was pronounced by

King, J.

S. J. Broadaway died,• leaving a succession in community between his widow and the children of the common marriage. Of the latter, six were minors, whom the mother represented as natural tutrix. A part of the succession property was sold, for the purpose of paying the community debts. The residue was preserved in kind, and the revenues derived from it applied to *592tile discharge of tho debts of the succession, and to the support of the widow and minor heirs. The administrator filed an account of his administration, which was opposed by the two…