to sell such property, as if no such trial of the right of property had taken place, and shall not be liable to the claimant therefor.
In case goods and chattels remain unsold.Sect. 441. In all cases where a sheriff, coroner, or other officer shall, by virtue of an execution, levy upon any goods and chattels, which shall remain upon his hands unsold, for want of bidders, for the want of time to advertise and sell, or any other reasonable cause, the officer may, for his own security, take of the defendant an undertaking, with security in such sum as he may deem sufficient, to the effect that the said property shall be delivered to the officer holding an execution for the sale of the same, at the time and place appointed by said officer, either by notice given in writing to said defendant in execution, or by advertisement, published in a newspaper printed in the county, naming therein the day and place of sale. If the defendant shall fail to deliver the goods and chattels at the time and place mentioned in the notice to him given, or to pay to the officer holding the execution the full value of said goods and chattels, or the amount of said debt and costs, the undertaking, given as aforesaid, shall be considered as broken, and may be proceeded on as in other cases.
Officer to give notice of sale. Style of notice.Sect. 442. The officer who levies upon goods and chattels, by virtue of an execution issued by a court of record, before he proceeds to sell the same, shall cause public notice to be given of the time and place of sale, for at least ten days before the day of sale. The notice shall be given by advertisement, published in some newspaper printed in the county, or, in case no newspaper be printed therein, by setting up advertisements in five public places in the county; two advertisements shall be put up in the precinct where the sale is to be held. And where goods and chattels levied upon cannot be sold for want of bidders, the officer making such return shall annex to the execution a true and perfect inventory of such goods and chattels; and the plaintiff in such execution may thereupon sue out another writ of execution directing the sale of the property levied upon as aforesaid; but such goods and chattels shall not be sold, unless the time and place of sale be advertised, as hereinbefore provided.
If property unsold be deemed insuffi-Sect. 443. When any writ shall issue, directing the sale of property previously taken in execution, the officer issuing