The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-09-20
Exempted Property.

give them list Of property exempt from
execution 10 bona fde house-keepers; and
to be set apart to widows by the apprais-
ers Of an inicstates estate. The follow.
ing is the schedule:
1.-TWO horses or yoke Of oxen, and il
not on hand, other property or money
not TO exceed in value 500. Ten head
of sheep; if none on hand, other proper.
ty or money not to exceed 81 80 per head.
Two cows and calves; if none, other
property or money not TO exceed $50.
All the poultry on hand; il none, other
property or money not TO exceed s.. All
the spun yarn and manufactured cloth and
carpeting manufactured by the family
necessary for its use; if none, in lieu
thereof. other property or money - y
exceel $50. Allof the wearing apJ
the family bible. and one table, or in lieu
of the family bible and tab 81. All
school books on hand necessary for the
education of the children living in the
family; one prayer book, one hymn book
one lo,m, spinning wheel and cards, or in
lieu thereof either money or property not
to exceed sl5. Three beds, bedding and
furniture; if not on hand. either money
or property not to exceed $40 in value.
One dozen plates, one dozen cups and
aucers, one coffee-pot, one teapot, one
dozen knives and forks. one oven and pot I;
if none on hand, other property or money
not exceeding 81 each. One cooking
stove and appendiges and other cooking
untensils not exceeding s25 in value.
Ole dozen chairs or so many as shall not
exceed sS in value, and if not on hand,
other property or money, in lieu thereof,
n It to exceed $40 One plow and gear,
or in lieu thereof, if none on hand, other
property or money, not to exceed sl0.
One axe, one hoe; if none, other prop
erty or money, not exceeding 81 each.
A sufiiciercy Of provisions, including
breadstuffs and corn meal, food to sustain
the widow and infant children residing
with her one year, and if there is not a
,ulliciency OF provisions on hand for that
purpose, then so much of the live stock
suitable for hit purpose, and of the
growing crop, if any, as may be necessa-
ry-to kkpply the doicie ;cy, and if not on
hand, any property or money in lieu
thereof, not exceeding $50, for the sup
port of the widow and each infant child
living with her. One gur, one two-horse
wagon or ox-cart and set Of gear, all the
apparatus for washing noteSceeding $50
in value. Carpeting for room, one
bureau one wardrobe, one washstand. and
one clock. If there are infant children,
with neither father or mother surviving,
there shall be set apart for the support of
such infant children, the articles above,
and if such articles are not on hand, then
other articles or money shall be set apart
in lieu thereof, but L. no case shall APP
praisers set art, to either widow or
orphan, property or money in lieu of the
articles allowed by law, of greater value
in the aggregate than $3.50. Tools of a
mechanic, who is a housekeeper, not
exceeding 500 in value.
One sewing machine.
Widows without infant children shall
have the same property set apart to them
a was formerly set apart to widows hav-
ing infant children residing in the family.
And il is the duty of appraisers to state
in their appraisement, the articles, ard
value of each, set apart by them to Wild
ows, separately from the articles apprais-
ell for sale.