Beach v. Miller's Testamentary Executors

The plaintiff alleges that John F. Miller made a surrender of his property, which was accepted, for the benefit of his creditors, by the Judge of the Fifth District Court of New Orleans, in February, 1841; that syndics were appointed, and a final account and tableau of distribution was rendered, and the syndics discharged in January, 1854; that the petitioner’s claim was put down in 'the schedule, but he did not share in tho distribution ; that aohA-Miller subsequently acquired property to a large amount, which is now under the administration of his testamentary executors. (Miller died in…