Such as fall within the definition of things real, but which are attended nevertheless with some of the legal qualities of things personal, as emblements, DE MODERATA, &c. fixtures, and shares in public undertakings, connected with land. Besides these, there are others which, though things personal in point of definition, are, in respect of some of their legal qualities, of the nature of things real; such are animals feræ naturæ, charters and deeds, court rolls, and other evidences of the land, together with the chests in which they are contained, ancient family pictures, ornaMODES OF PROCEEDING, (in act of congress). ments, tombstones, coats of armor, with 1 How. (U. S.) 301, 306; 14 Pet. (U. S.) 301, 316; 16 Id. 303, 313; 17 Id. 204. pennons and other ensigns, and especially heirlooms.-Wharton. MIXED TITHES.-Tithes of wool, milk, pigs, &c., consisting of natural products, but nur- See, further, as to ownership, EsTATE; INTEREST; RIGHT; TITLE. OWNER, (defined). 65 Me. 591; 38 Mich. 168; 1 C. E. Gr. (N. J.) 383; 7 Vr. (N. J.) 181. (a tenant for life or years, or from year to year, is). 11 R. I. 258. Stat. L. 125. (equivalent to "proprietor"). 64 Mo. 112, 123; Cro. Jac. 362. (when includes "trustee"). Wilberf. (as applied to lands). 1 Gilm. (Ill.) (in insurance policy). 1 Wend. (N. 236; 2 Id. 132. Y.) 575. (in assessment act). 36 Ohio St. 26. (in act relalive to nuisances). L. R. 7 Q. B. 418. OXGANG, (defined). Shep. Touch. 93. OYER.-In old common law practice, a defendant is said to demand or crave "oyer" of a deed pleaded by the plaintiff when he asks that it shall be read to him, the generality of defendants in early times being incapable of reading themselves; the record then generally goes on to set out the deed in full as having been read to the defendant. This copy or setting out of the deed is also called the "oyer." Litt. 365; Co. Litt. 35b, 121b; 3 Bl. Com. 299. See PROFERT. OYER AND TERMINER.-In English law, the commission of oyer and - Natural liberty, restrained by human law so far as is necessary and ex- Actionable The said DEFENDANT. The sheriff shall PRESIDE. The survivor or his ASSIGNS. The SUSQUEHANNA. Their ESTATE. Their PARTS. Their REPRESENTATIVES. Their SUCCESSORS. Then SURVIVING and remaining. There to be CORRECTED. This FALL. This is to CERTIFY. Shall be TAKEN out of the Three months' NOTICE. State. Shall have liberty to PURCHASE. Shall RECEIVE OR TAKE. Shall WARRANT. Should come into POSSESSION. Should commit SUICIDE. Should she MARRY during, &c. Simple LARCENY. Six MONTHS. Sole CORPORATION. Solicitor's LIEN. Some of my BEST linen. Sound in WIND and limb. Special DEPOSIT. Special DEPUTATION. Special; GENERAL. Special LETTER OF CREDIT. Special VERDICT. Specific APPROPRIATION. Specific LEGACY. Spiritual OFFICER. State TAX. Statute MILES. Statute of LIMITATIONS. Stock of wOOD. Strict SETTLEMENT. Strong and spirituous LIQUORS. Succession PER STIRPES. Such as he would be RESPON- Wholesale factory PRICES. Wilful DESERTION. Wilful NEGLIGENCE. With all USUAL and reasonable covenants. With liberty to cruise six