Condon v. Samory

Clmde Samory, testamentary executor and one of the heirs of his mother,- rendered his account of executorship to the Second District Court of New Orleans, on the 11th of June, 1857, showing the amount of the effects of the succession, a detailed statement of its debts, and the names of the creditors (with the exception of two notes, payable to hearer, of which the holders are not named); and, finally, the distributive share of each of the heirs of the testatrix (including the said executor), in the balance that would remain to the credit of the succession after payment of its debts.

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