Collett, C. J. The father as the natural guardian of his children is bound to support them, and as an equivalent, the law gives .him the custody of their persons during minority, and entitles him to their labor, or their wages, if they labor for others. In the present case, the earnings of the children, while working with him and supported by him, was his. If, therefore, that money alone purchased and improved the lots, it was his, and he could not by investing it in the name of his children, secure it for them or himself to the prejudice of his creditors.
As to the property mentioned in Licking county there is no proof. The judgment will be charged on the lots, if not satisfied, and a sale will be decreed for that purpose.