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To those of cur merchants who may have dealings in Louisiana, it may be useful to know the following decisions, relating to the law of debtor and creditor in that State, recently made by the Supreme Court.

 Heirs are notresponsiblej jointly and sev- erally for the debts of their ancestors, if they have an inventory made, even tho, they accept the succession internationally. Each IS bound only for his proportion.- Debts due by estates, administered by cu- rators, executors or administrators, bear in- terest from the death of the debtor, if then due, or from the time they become due, subsequent to his death, atho' no demand had been made. The third point Is, that on debts contracted, payable at distant period, bearing interest payable on certain annual days. the interest. i, not paid at the stipulated day, becomes principal and car- ries interest as such.-BaH. .4sselicoa.