Kane v. Paul
Supreme Court of the United States
. IN error to the Circuit Court of the, United States for the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia. Edward Coursault, then a merchant of the city of Philadelphia, in December, 1.809, was'the owner of the brig Good Friends, and part of her cargo. . Both- the brig and cargo were seized at Moríais, in.
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. IN error to the Circuit Court of the, United States for the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia. Edward Coursault, then a merchant of the city of Philadelphia, in December, 1.809, was'the owner of the brig Good Friends, and part of her cargo. . Both- the brig and cargo were seized at Moríais, in. France,.by order of the French government, and were confiscated. . In 1825, Edward Coursault died in Baltimore, where he resided at the time of his decease; and by his will, dated August, 1814, he appointed Aglae Coursault, his wife, his executrix, and Gabriel Paul his executor. On…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Wayne
It appears in this case, that Edward Coursault being domiciled in Baltimore, died there in the year 1814; and that by his will, dated the 13th August, 1814, he appointed Aglae Coursault, executrix, and Gabriel Paul, executor.
On the 27th August, 1814, letters testamentary were granted in Maryland to. Gabriel Paul — Paul is still alive. Edward Coursault being the owner of the. brig Good Friends, and part of her cargo, both were seized and confiscated at Morlaix, in the-year 1809,'by' the French government.
' Paul, the qualified executor of Coursault, by a power of attorney dated the 1.8th of…
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