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County or , \

To Wit: f I , (the bargainee) in Ihe

foregoing bill of sale named, make oath and say: That the sale

therein made la real, and for good consideration, namely: and

not for the purpose of holding or enabling me, this deponent, to hold the goods mentioned therein against the creditors of the said bargainor.

Sworn before at in the county of , this day of

A. I»-. 18... , :i Commissioner.

Gift of Personal Property.

This Indenture, made between A., of of the one

part, and B., of , of the other part.

Whereas, (getting out the reason and reality of the gif().

Now, this indenture witnesseth, that In pursuance of his said desire, and in consideration of his natural love and affection for the said B., he, the said A., doth hereby give and assign unto the said B.,

All and every the goods, chattels and effects in the schedule hereunto annexed, marked A.,

Together with full power and authority for the said B., and his assigns to enter into and upon any dwelling-house, lands and hereditaments, for the time being, belonging to or occupied by the said A., in or upon which any property comprised in or assigned by this indenture shall be, or be supposed to be. and stay therein or upon, and return therefrom to inspect and take an inventory or inventories of the properties and effects hereby assigned, and to remove the same at bis or (heir pleasure.

And the said A., doth hereby, for himself and his heirs, covenant with the said B , that he. the said A., hath full power to assign and give the said goods and chattels hereby assigned in manner aforesaid.

And that it shall be lawful for the said B., and his assigns to take, hold and enjoy the same, free from any disturbance or hindrance whatever, and that free from any encumbrance.

In witness, etc.

INCORPORATION.—Declaration of Incorporation.

We (setting out the nanus of at leant Jlre of the intended corporators) do solemnly declure that it is our intention to become incorporated under the Act Respecting Benevolent, Provident and other Societies, Revised Statutes of Ontario, chaptered 167.

1. That the intended corporate name of our society (or institution* etc., as the case may be) is

2. That the objects of the said society are as follows:

3. That the manner in which our first trustees or managing officers are to be appointed is as follows:

In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands at , in

the county of , this day of 168...

Declared before me. A. B.

Witness. £ £'

G B\
I. J.

CERTIFICATE ON THE FOREGOING FOB THE JUDGE TO SIGN.

The within declaration having been presented to me after execution by the parties thereto, as appears by the affidavit of , thereunto attached, I certify that the said declaration appears to me to be in conformity with the provisions of the Act Respecting Benevolent, Provident and other Societies, R. S. O. chap. 167.

Justice of the High Court of Justice, Division;

or Judge of the County Court of the County of

LEASE.—General Form of Lease.

Tnis Indenture, made the day of in the year of oar Lord

one thousand eight hundred and In pursuance of the act respecting short forms of leases, between , of the first part,

and , of the second part:

Witnesseth, that In consideration of the rents, covenants and agreements hereinafter reserved and contained on the part of the said party of the second part, his executors, administrators and assigns to be paid—observed and performed—the said party of the first part ha., demised and leased, and by these presents do., demise and

lease unto the said party of the second part , executors,

administrators and assigns, all that messuage or tenement situate

To have and to hold the said demised premises

for and during the term of , to be computed from the

day of , one thousand eight hundred and , and from thenceforth next ensuing and fully to be complete and ended.

Yielding and paying therefor, yearly, and every year dnrlng the said term hereby granted unto the the said party of the first part,

.... heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, the sum of ,

to be payable on the following days and times, that is to say, on, etc. ; the first of such payments to become due and to be made on the day of next.

And the said party of the second part covenants with the said party of the first part to pay rent; and Co pay taxes; and to repair; and to keep up fences, and not to cut down timber; and that the said party of the first part may enter and view state of repair; and that the said party of the second part will repair according to notice; and

will not assign or sub-let without leave; and that will leave

the premises in good repair.

Clause as to renewal may be as follows:

And also, that immediately after the expiration of the said term of

years, he, the said party of the first part, his heirs and assigns,

shall and will grant another lease of the said hereby demised premises, with the appurtenances, containing the like covenants, conditions, provisos and agreements as are in this lease contained and expressed, and at and under a yearly rent, payable in quarterly payments, the amount to be ascertained in manner following, that is to say: To be fixed on, and determined upon, and declured by two appraisers, to be named and appointed, one of them by the said party of the first part, bis heirs and assigns, the other by the said

party of the second part, executors, administrators and

assigns, with power to them, the said appraisers, to name and call In a third if they cannot agree; such appraisement to be made within fourteen days after the end of the term hereby granted; such rent to be payable in quarterly payments as aforesaid, and to commence from and immediately after the termination of the first term.

Notice to Quit by Landlord.

To A. B., or whom else it may concern:

I hereby give you notice to quit and deliver up to me, on or before

the day of , 18.., the peaceable and quiet possession

of the premises yon now bold of me, with the appurtenances, situate at * in the of

Dated this day of , A. D. 18...

, Witness. Yours, etc,

, Lessor.

Notice to Quit by Tenant

To A. B., Esq.:

I hereby give yon notice that It is my intention to determine the

said lease, and to quit and deliver up, on or before the day

of , 18.., the possession of the premises now held by me,

with the appurtenances, situate at , in the township of

, in the county of ..-.

Dated this day of A. D. 18..

, Witness. Yours, etc.,

Lessee

Notice to Claim Double Rent

To A. B.:

I give you notice that if yon do not deliver up possession of the bouse and premises situate No In street, in the

Distress Warrant Upon Goods When Tenant Does Not Pay Rent.

To A. B., my bailiff, greeting:

Distrain the goods and chattels of the tenant in the

house he now dwells in or upon the premises in his possession,

situated , for the sum of , being the amount of

rent due to me on the same, on the day of ,

18.., and for your so doing, this shall be your sufficient warrant and authority.

Dated the day of , A. D. 18..

Oath of Appraisers of Goods Attached.

Tou, and each of you, shall well and truly appraise the goods and chattels mentioned in this inventory, according to the best of your judgment. So help you God.

Inventory of Goods Attached.

An inventory of the several goods and chattels distrained by me , the day of , in the year 18.., in the house, outhouses and lands of , situate , by authority and on

behalf of your landlord, for the sum of ,

being .. rent due to the said on the

day of 18...

In the dwelling-house:

On the premises:

Mr :Take notice, that as the bailiff to

your landlord, I have this day distrained on the premises above-mentioned, the several goods and chattels specified in the above inventory

for the sum of , being rent due to the said ....

the day of 18.., for the said premises;

and that unless you pay the said rent, with the charges of distraining for the same, or replevy within five days from the date hereof, the said goods and chattels will be appraised and sold according to law.

Given under my hand, the day of , A. D. 18..

, Witness.

Appraisement of Goods Attached.

Memorandum: That on the day of In the year of

our Lord 18.., , of , sworn appraisers, were sworn

upon the Holy Evangelists, by me, , of well and

truly to appraise the goods and chattels mentioned in the inventory, according to the best of their judgment. Present at the swearing of 1

the said and > , Constable.

witness thereto. )

Memorandum to be Endorsed on the Inventory.

Memorandum: That on the day of , in the year of

onr Lord 18.., , of , and , of

were sworn on the Holy Evangelists by me,

of , constable, truly to appraise the goods and chattels

mentioned In this inventory, according to the best of their judgment. As witness my band.

[Signatures, etc., as above. ]

Bailiff's Sale of Goods Attached.

Notice is hereby given, that the cattle, goods and chattels, distrained for rent on the day of , 18.., by me, ,

as bailiff to , the landlord of the premises of

the tenant, will be sold by public auction, on the day of ,

18.., at o'clock, which cattle, goods and chattels are ae follows,

that is to say:

[Describe the property. ] day of 18..

Surrender of Lease.

Where a surrender of lease is required to be in writing, it must be by deed, and may be conveniently written on the back of the leaae intended to be surrendered. No particular form of words is necessary, if the intention can be gathered that the lessee Intends to surrender and yield up to the lessor the lease in question for the unexpired portion of the term. A covenant may be added that the lessee has, in himself, good right, full power, and lawful and absolute authority to surrender and yield up the premises to the lessor.

MORTGAGE.—Mortgage of Land.

This Indenture, made (in duplicate) the day of ,

A. D. 18.., in pursuance of the Act Inspecting Short Forms of Mortgages, between

Wttnebseth, that In consideration of of lawful money

of Canada, now paid by the said mortgagee.. to the said mortgagor.. (the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged), the Baid mortgagor..

dor. grant and mortgage unto the said mortgagee.., heirs

and assigns forever:

All and singular, th.. certain parcel or tract of land and premises

Provided this mortgage to be void on payment of of

lawful money of Canada, with interest at .... per cent, per

annum, as follows: and taxes and performance of statute

labor.

The said mortgager., covenant., with the said mortgagee., that the mortgagor will pay the mortgage-money and Interest, and observe the above proviso;

That the mortgagor., ha., a good title in fee simple to the said lands; and that . .he.. ha.. the right to convey the said lands to the said mortgagee.., and that on default the mortgagee., shall have quiet possession of the said lands, free from all encumbrances. And that the said mortgagor.. will execute such further assurance of the said lands as may be requisite.

And also, that the said mortgagor.. will produce the title-deeds enumerated hereunder, and allow copies to be made at the expense of the mortgagee.

And that the said mortgagor., ha., done no act to encumber the said lands; and that the said mortgagor., will insure the building on

the said lands to the amount of not less than currency; and

the said mortgagor.. do.. release to the said mortgagee.. all

claims upon the said lands, subject to the said proviso:

Provided that the said mortgagee.., on default of payment for

month, may enter on, and lease or sell the said lands:

Provided that the mortgagee.. may distrain for arrears of interest: provided that in default of the payment of the interest hereby secured, the principal hereby secured shall become payable; provided that until default of payment the mortgagor.. shall have quiet possession of the said lands.

And the said A. B., wife of the said mortgagor, hereby bars her dower In the said lands.

In Witness Whereof, the said parties hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals.

Mortgage on Chattels.

This Indenture, made the day of .18.., between

A. B., of, etc., and C. D., of, etc.:

Witnesbeth, that the said , for and in consideration

of the ?um of $ , of lawful money of Canada, to him In band

well and truly paid by the said , at or before the sealing

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and delivery of these presents, the receipt whereof is hereby

acknowledged, doth bargain, sell and assign unto the paid ,

his executors, administrators and assigns, all and every the goods, chattel*, furniture and effects in and about the dwelling-house (or store) of the said A. B., situate at, etc, and hereinafter particularly mentioned, that is to say: {litre specify the chattel*; or you may refer to a schedule, saying after the word etc. "which are particularly specified in the schedule hereunder written.")

To have, receive and take the said goods and chattels hereby

assigned, or intended so to be, unto the said , his

executors, administrators or assigns, as his and their own proper goods and effects.

Provided always, that if the said , his executors, or

administrators, shall pay unto the said , his executors,

administrators or assigns, the full sum of $ with interest thereon at the rate of .... per cent., on the uay of next,

then these presents shall be void.

And the said doth hereby, for himself, his executors

and administrators, covenant, promise and agree to and with the said

, his executors, administrators and assigns, that he

the said his executors or administrators, or some or

one of them, shall and will, well and truly pay, or cause to be paid,

unto the said , his executors, administrators and assigns,

the said sum of money in the above proviso mentioned, with interest for the same as aforesaid, on the days and time, and in the manner above limited for the payment thereof.

And, also, that in case default shall be made In the payment of ih.said sum of money in the said proviso mentioned, or the interest

thereon, or any part thereof, or in case the said shall

attempt to sell or dispose of, or in any way part with the possession of the said goods and chattels, or any of them, or to remove the same

or any part thereof out of the without the consent of

the said bis executors, administrators and assigns, to

such sale, removal or disposal thereof, first had and obtained in writing; then and in such case, it shall and may be lawful for the said , bis executors, administrators and assigns, peaceably and quietly to receive and take unto his or their absolute possession, and thenceforward to hold and enjoy all and every or any of the goods, chattels and premises hereby assigned or intended so to be, and with his or their servant or servants, and with such other assistant or assistants as he may require, at any time during the day to enter into and upon any lands, tenements, houses and premises

belonging to and in the occupation of the , where the

said goods and chattels, or any part thereof, may be, and to break and force open any door, lock, bolt, fastening, binge, gate, fence, house, building, enclosure and place, for the purpose of taking possession of and removing the said goods and chattels; and to sell the said goods and chattels, or any of them, or any part thereof, at public auction or private sale, as to them, or any of them, may seem meet; and from and out of the proceeds of such sale, In the first place, to pay and reimburse himself or themselves all such sums of money as may then be due, by virtue of these presents, and all such

expenses as may have been incurred by the said , his

executors, administrators and assigns, in consequence of the default,

neglect or failure of , his executors, administrators and

assigns, in payment of the said sum of money, with interest thereon, as above mentioned, or in consequence of such sale or removal as

above mentioned; and, in the next place, to pay unto the said

, bis executors, administrators and assigns, all such surplus

as may remain after such sale and after payment of all such sum or sums of money, and interest thereon, as may be due by virtue of these presents at the time of such seizure, and after payment of the costs, charges and expenses incurred by such seizure and sale as aforesaid.

And the said doth hereby further covenant, promise

and agree to and with the said , his executors, administrators and assigns, that in case the sum of money realized under such sale, as above mentioned, shall not be sufficient to pay the whole

amount due at the time of such side, then he, the sHid

his executors or administrators, will forthwith pay any deficiency to

the said , his executors, administrators and assigns.

In witness whereof, the parties to these presents have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. Signed, sealed and deliv- 1 i*"""*?

ered in presence of > gT^ij

Ontario,

County of I"""1" I, C. D., of the of

, in the county of , the mortgagee In the

within bill of sale, by way of mortgage named, make oath and say, that A. B., the mortgagor in the within bill of sale, by way of mortgage named, is justly and truly indebted to me, this deponent C. D.,

the mortgagee therein named, in the sum of $ , mentioned

therein. That the said bill of sale, by way of mortgage, was executed in good faith, and for the express purpose of securing the payment of the money so justly due, as aforesaid, and not for the purpose of protecting the goods and chattels mentioned in the said bill of sale, by way of mortgage, against the creditors of the said A. B., the mortgagor therein named, or preventing the creditors of such mortgagor from obtaining payment of any claim against him.

CD.

Sworn before me, at the of , in the county of

this day of , IB...

K. F., a Commissioner.

Notice of Sale Where Mortgagee Does Not Pay

To:

In the matter of the sale of lot .... under "An Act to

Give to Mortgagees Certain Powers, now Commonly Inserted in Mortgages:"

I, , hereby require you, on or before the day of

, 18.., to pay off the principal money and interest secured

by a certain indenture of mortgage, dated the day of

18.., and expressed to be made between on all th

which said mortgage was registered in the registry office for the

on the day of , 18.., under the number ,

and has since become the property of the undersigned.

And I hereby give you notice that the amount due on the said mortgage for principal, interest and costs respectively, is as follows:

And unless the said principal money and interest and costs are

paid on or before the said day of , 18.., I shall sell

the said property, comprised in the said indenture (and above described), under the authority of the act entitled ** An Act to Give to Mortgagees Certain Powers, now Commonly Inserted in Mortgages," at

Dated at the day of 18..

Witness.

Discharge of Chattel Mortgage.

Dominion or Canada, (

Province of Ontario, j To the clerk of the count of

I, , do certify, that ha., satisfied all

money due on or to grow due on a certain chattel mortgage made by

to , which mortgage bears date the day of

A. D. 18.., and registered In the office of

the clerk of the county court of the count... of on

the day of A. D. 18... as No that such

chattel mortgage has .... been assigned and that I am the

person entitled by law to receive the money, and that such mortgage is therefore discharged.

Witness my hand this day of A. D. 18..

.-., Witness, Residence, , Occupation

[ Usual affidavit of execution to be added. ]

TIMBER MARKS.

An application for the registration of a timber mark or marks shall be made in duplicate after the following form:

To the Minister of Agriculture, (Trade-Mark and Copyright Branch.)

Ottawa:

I {name of person orjlrm), of {residence), engaged in the business of lumbering {or getting out timber and .floating or rafting the same), within the provinces of Ontario and Quebec, hereby request the registration of the accompanying timber mark {or marks) which I {name of person or Jinn), declare was not in use, to my knowledge, by any other person than myself at the time of my adoption thereof, and of which the following are a description and drawing {or impression) in duplicate.

I herewith forward the fee of $2 required by the " Act Respecting the Marking of Timber. *'

In testimony thereof I hare signed this application in the presence of the two undersigned witnesses, at the place and date hereunder mentioned.

{Place and date.) {Signature of the proprietor.)

{Signature of two tcitnesses.)

WILL—Form of Will.

This is the last will and testament of me, A. B., of, etc., made this

day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight

hundred and

I, A. B., of , in the county of gentleman, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and publish this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made.

First. I hereby constitute and appoint my wife, E. B., to be sole executrix of this my last will, directing my said executrix to pay all my juBt debts and funeral expenses, and the legacies hereinafter given, out of my estate.

Second. After the payment of my said debts and funeral expenses,

I give to each of my children the sum of Dollars, to be paid

to each of them as soon after my decease (but within one year), as conveniently may be done.

Third. And for the payment of the legacies aforesaid, I give and devise to my said executrix, all the personal estate owned by me at

my decease (except my household furniture and wearing-apparel), and so much of my real estate as will be sufficient, in addition to the suid personal estate herein given, to pay the said legacies.

Fourth. I give to my said executrix all my household furniture and wearing apparel for her sole use.

Fifth. I devise to my snid executrix all the rest and residue of my real estate, as long as she shall remain unmarried and my widow, with remainder thereof, on her decease or marriage, to my said children and their heirs respectively, share and share alike.

In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand to this my last will and testament.

Codicil to a Will.

This is a codicil to the last will and testament of me, A. B., of,

etc., bearing date the day of , A. D. 18.., {the date

of the will).

I do hereby revoke the bequest to my son John, and do give and

bequeath the same to my daughter Jane, to and for her own absolute

use and benefit forever. In all other respects I do confirm my said will. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this day

of A. D. 18..

Signed, published and declared by the said A. B., the testator, j^ g_

as and for the codicil to his
last will and testament, in the
presence of us who, at his re-
quest, and In the presence of
each other, have hereunto
subscribed our names as wit-
nesses to the due execution
hereof.

R. S.. Merchant.
X. Z.. Clerk.

"Who May Copy right.—Copy rights may be secured by any person domiciled in Canada, or any part of the British possessions, or being a citizen of any country having an International copyright treaty with the United Kingdom, who is the author of any book. map. chart, musical com* position, or of any original painting, drawing, design, etc., upon the following conditions: The books, maps, etc., must Ins published in Canada; and in the case of a work of art. it must be produced in Canada, either prior to or simultaneously with its production elsewhere. Two copies of

ture a copy of the title, or a description of such work. The interim copyright runs for one month, and the fee is fifty cents. The work, however, must be published inside the time specined, or the author incurs a penalty not exceeding one hundred dollars.

Penalty for Infringement.—Tin- penalty for infringing a copyright is the forfeiture of every copy of the work to the owner of the copyright, and the payment of a fine of not less than ten cents, nor more than one dollar, for every copy found in possession.

TUB QTF.KS-VICTORIA, of the United Kingdom of Great liritain and Ireland, Queen, Empress of India, Defender of the Faith. Her majesty was born at Kensington Palaoo, May 24, 1810: succeeded to the throne June 20, 1837, on the death of her uncle, King William IV.; was crowned June 28,1838; and married February 10. 1840, to his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Her majesty Is the only child of his late Royal Highness Edward, Duke of Kent, son of King George III. The children of her majesty are:

Her Royal Highness VICTORIA ADELAIDE BURY LOI ISA, Princess Royal Of Ekgland And Prussia, born November 21. 1840, and married to bis Royal Highness William, the Crown Prince of Germany. January 25, 1858, and has had issue four sons and four daughters.

His Royal Highness ALBKRT EDWARD, Prince Ok Wales, born November 9, 1841; married March lO, 1863, Alexandra of Denmark (Princess of Wales), born December I. 1844, and has bad issue, Prince Albert Victor, born January 8,1864; George Frederick Ernest Albert, born June 3. 1865: Louisa Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, bom February 20, 1867; Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary, born July 6, 1868; and Maude Charlotte Mary Victoria, born November 26

I8fii>.

Her I{«»yat Highness ALICR HACD HART, born April 25,1843; married to His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Louis of Hesse, July 1, 1862, and has issue five daughters and one son: second son killed by accident May, 1873. Died December 14, 1878.

His Royal Highness ALFRED KRMCHT ALBERT, Duke of Edinburgh, born Aug. 6, 1844; married Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, January 23, 1874, and has issue one son.

Her Royal Highness HELENA ACG18TA VICTORIA, bom May 25, 1846; married to His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Christian Charles Augustus ot Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg, July 5, 1866, and has issue two sons and two daughters.

Her Royal Highness LOUISA CAROLINA ALBERTA, bom March 18. 1848; married to the Marquis of Lome, eldest son of the Duke of Argyle, March, 1871.

His Royal Highness ARTlft R WILLIAM PATRICE ALBERT, bom May 1. 1850-.

His Royal Highness LEOPOLD GEORGE 1HMAS ALBERT, born April 7. 1853; married April 27. 1882. to l*rincess Helen of Waldeck.

Her Royal Highness BEATRICE MARY VICTORIA KEODORE, bora April 14. 1857.

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ALABAMA, /fw iPorrA t7j00O,and l'*rmonat Property S/-/JW. The exempted home may consist »r A lion-- and lot In an Incorporated town, village or city, or of Iff! acre* of land, with tniil'llnir*. In the country, either not exceeding |_"»" In value. The exempted personal property comprises wage* for labor or service, <J*. per month, burial place*, pews In churches, household furniture, ail necessary and proper wearingapparel for the whole family, family portrait*. book* "-- •) In the family, etc., worth not more dbia01£Oa

\ KI/.OV \. // ••»•• sport* 15,000. and /■, ,aona/ Property $400.— The homestead may Include a quantity of land and a dwelling-house and ita appurtenances, with water-rirht sufficient to Irrt gate the land: also, stove* In use In dwellings, church pewH, burial place* of families, all arm* and accoutrement* Kept for uae, all wearingapparel of families, all library and school !■ ■•■kto the value of * i * >. family picture*; ten ajj jep or goat* owned by a householder, with their fleece*, and the yarn or cloth ...»<!.■ from them; two cow«, five swine, and enough provisions for the housobold to laat «lx month*; all household good*, furniture and utensils not exceeding In value $•*■>; the tools, implement*, material)*, animals, etc., necessary to carry or any trade profession or business, not exceeding In value #0U»; one •owing' machine and one musical Instrument, with hay. grain and other fixn] fur exempted animal* sufficient for three months.

ARKAXKW.-1/..iw KJOO, and Personal Property l&Xf. — The homestead in town* and cities may ■ ■■-.,,,,. one acre of land; In the country, ft*) acre*] but if the homestead be no more than eighty acres In the country, or onequarter of an ax-re tn a town or city, it* value I* unlimited. The personal property of an unmarried man exempted from execution, beside* hi* necessary wearing apparel, must not exceed In value lam, nor, if married, 1500, to be selected by the owner*.

€'A MPOKKIA. //<>mr 9.7«r*>. rum* /Vrsontif Prf>jtrrty,—An unmarried person'■ homestead, consisting of an Indefinite quantity of land and a dwelling-house thereon. Is limited to 11,000; a married person's to $6,000 In value. The other exemptions are chairs, tables, desks nnd books, to the value of S*J">; necessary household, table and kitchen furniture, including one -ewlnjr machine, stoves, stove-pipe ami stove furniture; wearing apparel, beds, bedding and bedsteads, hanging plelun oil painting* and drawing*, drawn or

fminted by a member of the family; family porralt* In their frame*; provisions sufficient for three months: fanning utensils or Implement* of husbandry; also two oxen, or two horae*, or two mules, and their harness, one cart or wagon, and food for such animals, etc., for one month, all ■red. grain or vegetable*, actually provided for planting or sowing within the ensuing six months, nut exceeding $-■>■' In value; *eventy-Ave bee

hive*; one horae and vehicle of a maimed and crippled person when necessary In his business: tools of a mechanic or artisan necessary to hi* trade; notarial seal, record* and office furniture of a notary; Instrument* and chest of a surgeon, physician, surveyor, dentist, necessary to their

Crofesslon, with their scientific or professional brane* and office furniture: the law professional libraries and office furniture of attorneys and Judge*, and libraries of minister* of the gospel: the cabin or dwelling of a miner not exceeding *"■"" In value; also bis sluice*, pipe*, hose, wind!■•■-. derrick*, cars, pump*,tools. Implement*, and appliances necessary for mining operations, not exceeding s-VMJ in value-. a miner's claim worked by him. not exceeding 91 ,000 in value, and two horse*, oxen or mule*, and harness, and food of horse*, etc., for one month, when necessary to be used in any windlass, derrick, car, pump or hoisting gear, two oxen, horse*, or mule*, with harness, and hack, carriage, cart, etc., by which a cartman, drayman, peddler, teamster, etc., earn* his living, and the horse, vehicle, and harness of a physician or minister of the gospel, with food for one month; three cows with their sucking calves, and four hogs with their sucking pigs; poultry. note*c**a'* ing 135 In value; earnings of debtor for sen ice* rendered within thirty days before levy, necessary for the use of his family residing In the State, supported by hi* labor; shares in a homestead corporation not exceeding S1.00O In value, when the holder does not own a homestead: all benefits of life Insurance whose annual premiums do not exceed ♦.'VOO: fire-engine*, etc., of fire companies; arms and accoutrements required to be kept by law; o.in t In"! ->■-. jail*, and buildings, and lots, cemeteries, and certain other public property.

rOLORADO.-//ntnr trorf* 92,00". and Pergonal Proper fy.—There ►* exempted a homestead worth not to exceed rJ.i"», and to the head of a family owning and occupying the same, there are exempted various articles of personal property, a* follows: Household furniture *1<>0; provisions for the family six months; tools. Implements or stockin-trade W00; library and implements of any professional aanii; working animals wm-th 9*JU0; one cow and calf, ten sheep, cattle-feed for slat months: farm wagon, cart or dray, plow, harrow, and -■'■" worth of other farming implement*.

COtfXKCTICTUT.— Xo Home exempted. PerBonn! Property nf thi following tttlue: JJeeessary apparel and bedding, and household furniture necessary for supporting life: militia arms, uniforms, equipments and musical instruments; Implement* of the debtor's trade; library worth •.'*•■>; one cow and ten sheep (the latter not exceeding In value •150); a liberal variety and specified amount* of household provision*.* fuel, etc.; the horse, saddle, bridle, buggy and harness. of value not more than S-M>, belonging to any piactlelng surgeon or physician; one sewingmachine in use: one church pew in use, and one boat used In fNhlmr, with its necessary tackle, sails and Implements, worth not more, in*all, than •Jju, and the family burial-place.

DAKOTA.-Howe of ftft> acre*. w4th J ing*. or, in a rillaae or Hf jr. a sour asif o*ur av-rv of land, *rifa Personal Property.—The noasv> holder's homestead, a* above described. 1* withuot limit in value. Besides the following family pu*> sessions, the householder may **-l«t SlJlM worth of other personal property, which i* also exempt The family picture*, a church pew. a banal lot, a family Bible, school-book* and other books worth tlUO. all nece*>ary wearing apparel of the family, and a year's supply of provisions and fuel.

DELAWARE \n Bom* exempted. Personal Property teortA 920U.—There 1> no homestead exemption in this State. Locai laws regulate exemptions of personal property In rations portions of the State, covering the family Bibl*. library, school-book*, picture*, church pew, burial-ground, clothing, and Implement* of trade t ranging In value from SSO to *T". |, and from »'."*• to $2un worth of other property. Sussex connty doe* not give the additional personal property exemption.

DISTRICT OF Hil.niltn Borne exempted. Personal Property of tkefottmeing value: The following property of a booseholder is exempt from distraint, attachment, or sale on execution, except for set <ants* or laborers' wages due i Wearing apparel, household furniture to the amount of 9300; provisions an-i feel for three months; mechanic* tools or implements of any trade, to the value of t"J«', with *toe#io the same amount; the library and Implement* of a

firofesslonal man or artist, to the value of $3 •' a armer's team and other utensils, to the value of tl00; family pictures and library, in value *♦•>. earnings not exceeding II0U per month, and one cow, one swine and six sheep.

FLORIDA.-fans.or House and Lot. and Personal Property.—Hum* stead of 100 screj of land und f m prove men ts. If In the country; a residence and one-half acre of ground. If tn a Tillage or city; together with SLUM worth of pergonal property. An additional sum of «1.<MD worth of property Is exempt from all debu Incurred prior to May iO, 1805.

GEORGIA.-Real or Personal Property, or

both, ttttrth s/.«fW.— The constitution of l-T7 and statute* of 1878 absolutely exempt from levy. except for purchase-money, taxes, or Uetw for labor or materials, etc.. real or personal property. or both, to the value of SI .** M. the debtor »" Ing whatever he desire* shall be exempted.