The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-03-02
What Property IL Exempt From
Execution.

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en- UlSlleS, one scI OF tapic SP""'7' WV
set OF teaspoons, one Dread tray Two
pitchers, II walter, M c"lre pot
o"' VIZ ~ - anI .a,o.rs ma
.I. nb ,,na t,Ilo c,othe
dining table, ana TWO ta"'' cio.h7'
one dozen chairs, one b"rrau NOT TO
exceed forty dollars III 'a'ur' QUE
safe or press; one was'i-l"S'n' one
bowl and pitcher; Il Washing He'''c'
two washing tuhs; one ch''fn' Que
Io~Oking-glAsS; ono cnopp'h@ axe ohc
spinning wheel one loom ana gear
one pair cotton cards, ono air "ooi
cards one cooking stove n u'r"s'''
one meal sieve ana one "Aeal sieve
one cradle; one blhle n h~Flhh~oooN
and all books used IN school wv"
horses OF mules or one horse ana mule.
or one horse or mule ana one yoke OF
oxen: ono OK cart, yoke, rin4 staple
aud log chain one two or one Morse
wagon, not to exceed se~V'ntV'hNe Nol
lars in value, and harness; one man :
saddle, one woman's saddle; two rId.
in brides: twenty-five hatFeIS o'
corn; twenty bushels OF wheat; i've
hundgcd bundles OF oats; I'VE huii-
drpd bundles OF fodder; one STACK OF
hay not to exceed twenty dollars Ill
value; and it the faaiIy consist OF less
than six persons, one thousand pounds
Of pork. slaughtered or on loot; OF
six hundred pounds OF bacon; or Il
the family consist "t more than SIX
persons, then twelve hundred pounds
Of pork OrninG hundred pounds OF bh
con; and oil the poultry on hand ano
fowls 10 the value Of twenty live dol
lars a homemade carpet manufactures
by the wife or any female member OF
the family, for family use and DeInS
so applied six cords Of wood, or one
hundred bushels OF coal and to heads
OF families or any single femak, who
uses the same for a livelihood, ont
sewing machine.
SEC. 3, BE it further enacted. Tha
if the head Of the family be engaged
in agriculture, there shall be Inithe
exempt in his hands the folIowiD!
property: Two ploughs, two hoes
one rubbing hoe, N cutting knife
one harvest cradle, one set Of pIou2I
GEARS, one pitchfork, one rake, tire.
iron wedges, five head of sheep an'
ten head of stock hogs. There shaI
also he exempt il the hands OF eacl
mechanic in the State, who is engaee'
in the pursuit OF lis trade or oceupa
ton, one set Of mechanics tools, sncI
us are usual and necessary to- the pnr
suit Of his trade. There Shall also b
exempt one gun in the handS OF ever.
male citizen Of the age eighteen year
and upwards. and every female VINO I
the head of family. There shall ais
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