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1 Argument, in a Cause Depending before the Supreme Court of Louisiana, between the Bank of the United States, the Bank of Louisiana, the Bank of Orleans and Others, Creditors of Joseph Saul, Appellants; and Thomas H. Saul and Others, Children of the Same Debtor, Appellees: In Which is Discussed the Question, Whether, in the Case of a Marriage Contracted in a State, Governed by the Common Law of England, between Parties There Residing, but Who Afterwards Remove to Louisiana and There Acquire Property, Such Property Will Be Held in Community between Such Husband and Wife 1827

handle is hein.trials/aaqb0001 and id is 1 raw text is: IN THE MATTER OF Z'OSEPH SAUL vERus HIS CREDITORS& THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS AND COMPANY OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES AND OTHERS, I Appellantf. CREDITORS OF THE PETITIONER, AJVD THOMAS H. SAUL AND OTHERS, CHILDREN OF THE Appe/ee. PETITIONER, LrVzEIOI1, FOR THE APPELLANTS. THIS cause comes before the court upon an appeal, taken by certain of the creditors of the petitioner and by the syndics, in the name of the mass of creditors, from a judgment rendered by the court for the first district, allowing the opposition filed by the children of the peti- tioner to the tableau of distribution, and decreeing them to be creditors, having a legal mortgage for the sum of about 54,000 dollars. The appellees claim as heirs of their mother, Mary Saul. They allege that at the time of her death, in 1819, their father, the petitionerwas pos- sessed of property to the amount of 144,245 dollars, which had been acquired by him in community with their deceased mother, and that upon her death they became entitled to one half of that property, and that the petitioning debtor having retained possession thereof, they are his creditors for that amount, and have a tacit mortgage upon his estate. They also rely upon a notarial act passed by the petitioner in the year

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