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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-08-04
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.

.nR. JACKSON, Indian Physician late Of
~ Louis of Erie City, Pa, may be consult
as follows:
Clenrf Id, Pa. Weavers Hotel Tuesday a
Wednesday, August II and Is.
Tyrone, Pa, "City Ho tel" Saturday and So
day, August II and Is.
Bcllcionte, Pa, Conrad House." wedne,d
and Thursday, August II and IL.
Lock Haven, Pa. "falon House, Sunday a
Monday, August and y,
Jersey Shore, Pa, Franklin House, Frids
August 6. M
Willamsport, Pa. Omitted States Hotel, Tu,
day and Wepnesday. August and l.
INDIAN BOTANIC REMEDIES.
In treatment Of diseases of the LuSa. 4
CnEsr, Liver, stomach, Bowels, Heart, nerd
Skin, scrofuln, Salt Rhcun,, Erysipelas or 4
and all diseases arising from Impure blood
MALE WEAKNESS and Female diseases fall kid
also oil forms Of CuRoNIc or long standing dsa
ses have given to DR.. Jacks'n world vide n
utaton,
REGULAR VISITS.-Dr. Jackson will n}
regular visits to large number Of the princi1 I
towns in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
ients can thus have the privilege Of consul
regularly, once in from one TO three month
/ 'A"'eN' AA NNA hduN lhSto DenSlUlN IN
forming cure. 1t is difficult for any physiG
to prescribe course of medicine by only 4
seeing his patient, to effect permanent and
ting cure.
1NVALIDS SHOULD MARK WELL 4
TlME-and call early as possible. The tim
limited, and the appointments viii be punca
kept as above.
If sick with any ch roDic diseases, do not
as time only tends TO confirm md render
more protractod and difficult.
DIR. jackson will make examination Of the
and Chest, by the use Of the Ste,hoscope, I'd
charge.
DR.. jackson. although paying special aue
to Lung, Throat Heart and Female diseases
inN ties consultations In all CHRONIC dh
incident 10 the human system. Seeing
thousand cases every year, he is well pfsr
TO give an opiniou as TO tho durability Of
case.
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WITHDRAWAL.

We have been ordered TO withdraw
the name Of BENJAMIN D. HALL, from
among the list of Sheriff Candidates, and
authorised by himself to say that he is
not a candidate for the nomination for
that Office at the Primary Election.
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MARRIED.-On Sunday evening Aug.
lst. by Joseph Peters Esq, Mn. WV.
TuTrLE to MISS. ELLEN LANG, all of Cur.
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MEDICAL INHALATION.

and successful course Of treatment for the MOI,
tiy and radical cure Of all diseases Of the
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NOTICE..

Whereas my wife Elizabeth G. Marshall has
left my bed and board without just cause or
proviSation therefore caution all persons from
trusting her on my account, as / will not pay any
debts Other contracting from and after this date
HENRY MARSHALL
Brady tp.-aug. 1858.
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\ WELL MIXED RACE.-There is nov
in Rochester, New York, a man aged one
hundred and six years, whose ancestry, to-
gether with his own progeny, will exhib-
it one Of the strangest mixtures of races
ever heard of. His name is John Shana-
doah O'Brien, and he was born in Boston.
in 1852. His father was an Trishman, and
his mother an Indian of the Oneida tribe.
When twelve years old he was sent to
France, and there educated as physician
He then returned to America and served
in the Revolutionary war; afterwards he
went back to France and there married
the daughter of the Emperor of Morocco,
by whom he had eight children; with her
he lived in the United States for some
time, where she died. He then married
an American woman, descended from the
Teutonio race and after her death mar
ried a negress, who was fifty years young
er than himself and by ho'n he had
four children. In his children are united
the blood Of the Celts, the Teutons, the
African, and the North American Indian
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Two-HEADED GIRL.-They have a two.
headed girl in Louisville, Ky. From the
description given by the papers of that
city, she must be young lady capable of
getting up private party on her own in
dividual resources. A late number of the
Louisville Demociat says:
''She is the embodiment of all that is
extraordinary and strange having two
finely formed heads, very intelligent, and
of most lively and amiable disposition.
She sings prettily, and with both mouths.
talks and walks well, and always interests
her visitors to great degree. There is
no chance of doubt but that she is the
greatest curiosity ever witnessed, and
should be seen by everybody"
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.OHN MAGAHEY, Scc'y.
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
i phia.--A Benevolent Institution established
byf speci,,1 Endowment for the Relief OF the Sick
and Distressed afflicted with virulent and Epidemic
Diseases
The Howard Association, In view II the awfll
destruction Of hnman life, caused by sexual DIS
cases. and the deceptions practiced apon the unlor
ti,nate victims Of such diseases by Qaacks, several
years ago directed tifcir Consulting SURGEON as
Charitable act worthy Of their name, 70 open
lisuensary for the treatment OF this class oi dls-
eases. in all their FORMS and to give Medical adyiee
gratis to all who apply by letter, with description
# their condition, (age, occupation habits OF HE,
etc y and in cases of extreme poverty, TO nrnisn
Medicines free Of charge j. needles 70 aad @ snI
| OF the age, and wil furnish the most approved
modern treatment, . ,,
: Tbr3Directnrs Of the Association, In their Annual
Report upou the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, tor
the year ending January lst, 1855 express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has AZ
tanded the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cnrq Of Spermatprrhcea, Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tence Gonorhaa Gleet Syphilis, the sice. Of Oman.
ism or selfanuse, etc, and order continuance OF
| the same plan for the ensuing year.
| The Directors, on review OF the past'feei as
sured that their abors in this sphere OF benevoeni
| effnrt have been of great benefit to the aih'c.ea
especially to the young and they nave IesGxeu s r "
devote themselves with renewed ZEAL TO TINS very
| important and much despised cause.
| An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, Oh
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanisln, Mastntoa
tion or selfabuse and other diseases Of the seA9a
a.rans Nv the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
ma H' (in sealed envelope, free of charge on re
aint of two stamps for postage Other Reports an
tracts on the nature aud treatment Of sexual dis y
eases diet. etc. are constantly 3elng pnps1ta , "
I3icted. Some Of the new remedies and methods
treatment discovered during the last year, are
great value. .. IA. cEopct
ID rAI,HOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard ASS
;.t;nn Ma south Ninth street, philadelphia. FL
''''''A' By order of the Directors.
/ EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
Gro FArRcnILD, Secretary.
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HD.
(sONVssVT' a 4 d a p = Z or 4,
~ NM .uL. ATE co ONcEp ~ q 6iS :,

r, - uixATkss GUNCE 4Azl{ $50
- Z sasA. s;S.Ii1zs III ~ &.
u, Anls " atisttta!oM VIII " xe 0l "A
tno tsls i, Hciy 0n "a 0I IA
VIII w a9Hn vpeagsss NJ M ssns
III y lA$s ,i os ine fAfsM Sae spgroqnNsng
sN L1e avon Y mQs{ ana 2Nsrs
~ ~ sss telsvr adyantagSs Mnoa peEenys may gs
sire e! sbeir children. The system d EdNsstion
W.T. ennace Al the branches n tle hexs m
AmeFsea or rs
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u III s sns II, s4cn and M a0s4 Qs
Wcn sae 1t@ost attentsep Viii Ne Hnia anu 49S n
wnlch as sns pupils VIII moss pc SFalhsc y
speak Aag write with cnrrectneAs, elegance 80 nu'
s.tag sacred ana Pr9.sns
h'e,sA A5u WI Modern histusy ylAo!p9ys AktEnme
~ nua tne Y q and He
ometiy,A ahrat Fhllosnphy &, NHtlrai history, W.
mes1lc z. EcsQony Sewing apnbrofsefy, Artiicla,
sLewers, ~ nrwng Paintfng Vocal az instrumental
Nast brarei viii " taugln ~ distin.
Eussneo nss, af'sn ust arrived ty9nf SeW5reans.
Nothing viii he united t,sn in the pupils 4
Siyid emulation tr iearning greatest attenttois
4aisn oe paidto devalop Neir minds, torn their
and elevats theiftcli fttys ~ nsAve
q, lear fE,n ~, q evl, assocle'
uois mhinlng ~ al nmes tnlhsthe enclosure "
tne nouse ana undes tire eyes q kind Seacners, VINO
NIL watcn over their morals with maternal
rhe silaii receive nn yslts, except from tner pa
rehts or reiatlos. whowii 1e aiioWed ~ Ree ynenl
~ the paror on Ihursdays after me morning class
ana on sundays alter the high mas.
Inc utmost attention viii be paid 10 the neaitn @
the pupils. inc diet VIII be wholesome aug aph,aa
any. Ihe SICK VIII he uuised WIN materfa igllanee
aug sss tehaertess, ,,sa.,.. ~,
Reitgipiis " tlls groundwork Of Edacqtioi. Ihs
INSTITUTION N Catholics however, young Ladies wh
may belong 70 other denominat'ons VIII oe received
on the only co1dltlon OF conforming 70 tne punil'
EXERCISES ~ tne hooses u u.
To enable parents 70 sed their children a. "a ear
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NOTICE.-EsBRRrO @. HAYRs of the PAR
! ish Of St. Landl having applied by his peti-
ton to be appointed Administrator of the estate in
community Between him and his deceased wife,
lydia Lyons late Of said Parish;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to Ill per-
sons interested tn show cause II any they have, why
aid petition shall not be gnted at my Office in the
town Of 0pelousas within ten days from the date Of
this advertisement,
Clerks Office, Opelousas, July 81, 1858. y
i9s VA ss 589 LS5IASTRAPES,C Clerk.
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FHTY HOTEL.--1'he Undersigned has the
~ honor 10 inform the public that A lsyA. ~, s
he is now ready to receive and ac- ~ Mstgs1.s2A..L-
commodatc at least one hundred ~ sSfTEfssssA IESssA
boarslers in his large and eomnodi Kl 1f1i5sa2s
The rooms are well aired, and the table will be well
catered y
He has also opened, on the beautiful lot adiaining
the Hotel, a LIVERY STABLE, where Carriages
Bugges and Sukes, as well as tfarriage and Riding
Horses, can be procured at moderate prices.
st. Martinsyille, November g. 1856 a..
WV G; DOITMENGE.
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onAs EAIER. Match.Maker and

| Isweer corner of Main and Landry streets op.
,,,,s b,s nm hand an assortment of WATCHES
end IEWELRY, consisting. of English and French
Gnid and silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches,
EarRings. Finger-Rngs, Breast Pins for Ladies ana
Gartiemen suectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
S,I,,ar Hoders. perfumery, Hair Brushes. Toilet
Sosns and other articles too numerous to mention;
,bs whole of which will he sold al much reduced
vices for cash or good city acceptance.
I will aiao execnte all Kinds of work in my line o
business in w'rkmanlike manner ana WIN promp' ,
dispatch for cash. u ~ LAi-Ih'
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS AND Shit

NUT1IE To PLA EIlso AiND SIITF- :
IN pERS.--To avnid any msapprehcnsion and to
know the facts we take this method to inform them
that the prices OF freight and passage the steam
ers ANNA PERRET and w. BURTON. will bo the
same as last season and shall be as low any good
and safe boat in the trade.
Thankful for past favors. we hope by strict at
tenton to onr business and responsibility, for any
losses that may occur by the fault Of those we EN-,
plny, and being alwayson hand 70 merit liberal
share Of their patronage.
January 2, 1858. HlNCkLhf q w.
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uARRTAGES AND HARNESS.--l he
1 nnsars;rned keen constantly on hand materia
- rarr;are ,epajring in all its branches Ihey arc
nrerared to execute ali orders with Dispatch and II
a workmanke manner. .pNrss mad,
aT 80 nooo'''I' GIBBS & CLARK.
opelousas, March 9, 1885,,
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NDIIGt - 10 THE PuBllo.s The good
lV and safe steamer ,yAhsEAL BURTON,
baiit expressly for the trade, Q. Q, fy n
regular trips between opelousas and New
Orleans, leaving Washington every SUNDAY at 10
4. NJ. aud NewOrleans every WEDNESDAY at 5 7.
NJ during the season. Far freight Of passage apply
On board or to A.LOUAfLLlER Washington.
take particular notice that no reghts will be de-
vered from the warehouse until the freight bin is
sid, or recepted back to the shippers for payment
All persons having freight will always find their
nils with Mr.. Alfred Lauaiille at Washington, whe
is authorized to collect and receipt for the same
December 2s., 1857. HINCKLEY g. co.
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iT AFAYETTE HIGH sCHOOL-R Rev
IL THOMAS RAND, A, NJ. Prineipal.-This schoo

lT AFAYETrE HIGH SCHOOL, Rev.
IL THOMAS RAND, A, NJ Principal. This School
is pleasantly situated in the village Of vermonville
The session will commence on Tuesday October
Is, T., continue tea months.
Mr.. Rand is prepared TO give instruction 10 MI tbs
branches usually taught in High Schools or Acade
mics. M n .5 .
The Glasses will be open for inspection at all
times Those having sons or wards, whom they
wish TO educate are especially invited to call and
the operations Of the School. sss
TERMS, PER uAETER on ELEVEN WEEKS.
Tuition In the Academic Department, SIS 39t
Tuition in the Primary Department. II. ,...l2 .
French extra Observation-Disclosures g OF
Board - ...,.. ..s........,... ~ o.
Washing ..ss..,..... ~ O.
Fuel Observation-Disclosures II OK
Boarders will furnish their Bedding, Towels etc
Payment will be expected quarterly In advance
To all bills not settled at the Academy before tn
coseoF the quarter, 10 per cent. will be added 7,
pay the expenses Of collection.
Vermilionville, September :, 1867.
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nPEIoUsAs LIVERY STABLE, Main

{1FFVUUbA 4 LI ' f1h Z . ADITJ, MHfU
" street-Traveler when you visit ~
Opelousas. leave your Horse with AEf~
that well-known and accomplished t;X sSs7zes
Keeper tNarcisse Jones. the very
prince Of Hostlers. i
He has always on hand plenty Of the best Belly
timber and Elbow grease, and applies them both
without stint.
Entrance on Main street. JOHN p0SEY,
January Is, 1853 Proprietor
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NOrICEs- 10 THE Pubic. - The good
~ AID safe steamer AssA issstsgE1, built ex-
,,sessly Tor the trade, William G. Neal, -. !.
Between opelousas ana Newl ieav. tsAsess
Ing Washington every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ.
ard Neworeans every SATURDAY at 2. Nj.
during the season. For Freight or passage apply on
board or to a. L0UAIILlER Washington.
NIB shippers and consignces Of freight will take
aarticuar notice that no freights will be delivered
ron the warehouse until the freight bill Is paid OF
recepted back to the shippers for payment All per
sons having freight viii always lind their bills with
ized to collect and receiptfor the same.
December 26. 1851. HlNCkLEf 81 co.
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MAIDS AND wrvEs,--wo srs III alfks wher1
they'ie maids they're mild as milk once mske -
wives, and they lean their hacks against thar mar
rlage certificates and defy you.
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GU CCEssIoN SAbE-Bv virtue 4 n
~ order of the Hon. the District Court, III ana III
the Parish OK ut. Landry. w, and with the advice
and consent OF meeting Of the family N The
nearest relationsof the minor children al William
Lum. deceased. viii be sold, for cash. at tile Court
House at Opelonsas, on 80 n s5,s
"Wednesday, September /, Iss
negro boy named CI ARIES, a slave forik xed
abgut fifteen years. oxneain common between Tie
widow and heirs ef Win. LlIin, deceased. n igs
AuGTE. II. ROBIN. Auctdoneer. stS,
RhLL. g HENEY SPRINGS This Dc
= lightfl Summer Resort, situs / ~ -~,
ated I'M the Parishof ST Landry iii MT.Nlss M.ls Is a
a beautiful rolling Pinewoods com. I'M sss ~
try. distant about thirtysix miles
from Opelousas will be opened on the LIT Of .Iune
next. for the reception Of visitors. i y
+ This establishment has been thoroughly renairef
ana painted, and many iInportant Improvement
made since ast season IA lprge Stable an d two new
Baths and Bath-hopses. have been erected' l,hese
Baths will greatly promote the comfort ~ visitor
as they are built 50 as To be absolutely free from r
water inundations as heretofate. Nj'
he mineral qualities Of the waters of these Springs
and the many wonderful cures they have performed
are 50 well known that they only require passing
notice. ibis Summer resort Will leave nothing ii
desire this season. as the proprietor will spare 10
natss or expense to render it as agreeable and at
-tsactfvc as possible. lie has engaged an excellent
Cook, good Steward and polite aud attentive Ser,
wants. He has also engaged two Musicians for liz
entire season; and besides, as the Deer abounda Ii
the surrounding c0untry, he has procured pack b,
hoands for the pleasure of sportamen. He has also
built several boats for fishing in the Lake, which is
situated about four miles from the Springs where
the Trout, Perch and many other fine fish are
caught in abnndssce. He ygn also open Billiard
Saloon and Cote house, an keep the very best Iii
sgunrs and Wines. s64-3
Board and Lodging sar ,T nth. ..........ss5 IS 90
DO. do. .~eek .......,..... 10 09
: DO. do. n day.. l 81
Taking care of horses, per day Is
Feeding horses ,....,..... " 81
Persons visiting Bell,Cheney may have their let
ters and papers directed to Bayou Chicot ana they
will be delivered at the Springs three times d week
june 5.l95S, E.pATIN
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CONVENT OF THE IMMACUi.ATE
~ CONCEPTION OF OPELOUSAS.-Th The Ladies
of Holy Cross respectfully announce to the public
that the Glasses will be resumed in their Institution
on tire 2Gth instant.
OpelotIsas October I, 1857. ss
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EDUCATION.--My School will open for
~ the year on the LIST of October 1857. All pu-
will be charged aecordngly unless by special agree
ment to the contrary. Terms--Payment invariably
in advance.
Washington, La, September s. 1857,
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CHERIFFsS SALE-State Of Louisiana.
~ Iistrict Court, Parish Of St. I4andry.--No. sl65.
(eliDe Guiilory VI. Joseph Roy ct cline Gull
INV widow VII Joseph Roy.--Justice Court No.--
i2li Ward. st. Landry.
~ virtue Of writ of Il. fa issued IN each Of the
,hoye entitled suit by their respective Courts in
4 for the Parish Of st. Landry and State aforesaid
IA to ne directed, will expose at public SALE at
ihe Courthouse Of this Parish, on SAT RD AY, the
III dav apfs September A. D. 1863, commencing at
M ho,ff of ii "A. NJ. aud continuing from day 20
dsygH necessary all the right title, interest and
ienard of the said defendant, Joseph Roy, in and
~ lllaelpg property sseised to satisfysaid writs
csrssin tract of land, lying in the Parish Of St.
fxndry. o1 the West side Of Bayou Crocodile, con-
Snsr e7 and 90 100 acres, II being the same tract
%1{E1Ssbed by your petitioner from the Estate Of
tnre Julien and being also, the southen half Of
4 certain piece Of land containing one hundred and
sevsntyhve sO,l00 acres aud entered in the Land
NlIce II Baton Rouge, described by certificates Of
pArluter ssfollpws, viz. Lots Nos 4, q, 81 4, and 81
E}dT section No. II in township M. 4, South Of
Ianse East, being in the South Western District
o|{6uiians, together with all the buildings and i'm
Sfoyements thereon, ~
fe4xHxs THE sums of two hundre dollars with
Ia interest thereon and the cost payable cash. the
balance on the LIT day Of March 1853. 4 X.
ySherinf's Office, OpeIpusas, July 3l, 1858.
,iSF siit ssd L.V.CHACHERE, Sheriff.
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fNllE Undersigned acting as agent of the
" steamer Bayou Belle, for Barry's Landing.
hereby informs the public that he has constructed
il strong Pen 10 receive Beeves, Calves, etc, which
may be sent to the NewUreans market, or on the
coast. by this Boat
Persons who have cattle to send would do well to
inform the undersigned in advance Of their inlen-
tion, so as TO enable him to secure their emsarca.
tinn. His residence IL within half mile nf Barrys
Landing. BENoIT NEY.
Onelpt1sas July 81 1853, ~ IN S 33s NJ
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TDU UCATION - The undersigned, late d
IL opelonsae has opened School for young
Indies in Vile Platte, at the residence OF Dr.
McDavitt ut which place she is prepared to receive
pupils.
January 2, 1868. sS es& J.TS HOY.
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FAGLE HOTEL, formerly Gait House. .
IL Washington, La ~ ~
EIIstf r, R ZEN LEE, Of Mis- sNN
sissippi having purchased tile above M afxMsak
house, begs leave to announce to the a
public that it is now open for the reception d
transient and permanent boarders. IT Is situated
between the upper and lower steamboat landings,
fronting the Gourtableap.
The premises have heennewly furnished and nc
effort will be spared to reuder the heaccommpdation7
aud fare as pleasant md acceptable to its patrons
as those of any hotel in the interior Of the State
Good stabling for horses.
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,CHERIFF's sALE.-s,ate of Louisiana; Z

NHERIFFS, SALE-State Of Louisiana,
iJfDistrict Court; Parish of st. Landry.--No S4lO
Cxriinjre Blanchin VS.. Theodose s. Robin. s.
Byyirte Of writ Of Il. "a. issued in the above en-
ted suits by the District Court inand for the Par
ish Of ST. Landry and State aforesaid, and to me
directed, VIII expose at public sale, for cash
sStle Courthouse Of this Parish, on SATURDAY
1t oh day Of September A. d. 1858, commencing
IL The hour Of II A. NJ aud continuing from day To
day, IL necessary, all the right, title, interest and
daatd of the said defendant, Theodose ~ Robin
ii and to the following property, seized satisfy
ssid writ, to wit:
sgadayears.
l.. v. CHAGH EIsEl Sheriff.