Connecticut Statute Laws, 1800: “the officer shall levy the execution upon any of the personal or moveable estate of the debtor; except necessary apparel, bedding, tools, arms . . . necessary for upholding his life“

The Public Statute Laws of the State Of Connecticut, “the officer shall levy the execution upon any of the personal or moveable estate of the debtor; except necessary apparel, bedding, tools, arms or implements of his household, necessary for upholding his life“, [1800(?)]