Succession of Calhoun

Albert Baldwin, alleging himself a judgment creditor of this succession, took a rule on William S. Calhoun, administrator, to file an account of his administration, and in default thereof show cause why he should not be removed. The administrator obtained a delay in which to file his account, at the expiration of which he filed an account, which *324lie asked to be advertised and homologated. Two days thereafter the said creditor filed another rule averring that the administrator had not filed an account of his gestión as ordered, but a tableau of debts, and praying that he be now dismissed for…