The circuit court of the county where any fiduciary qualified, or the judge of such court in vacation, may, on the application of any person interested in the estate or trust in charge of such fiduciary, after ten days' notice to such fiduciary and all other persons interested therein, authorize or require the fiduciary to sell and transfer any securities, or any other personal estate or effects, held by him in his fiduciary capacity, and to inveset the proceeds of such sale, and also any other moneys in his hands, in other securities, or in any other manner that shall to the court be deemed best for the interests of all corncerned therein; and such circuit court or judge may make such further orders, and give such directions, as the case may require, for managing, investing and disposing of the estate and effects in the hands of the fiduciary.
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