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Ladies' Dress Goods.

Ladies' Dress Goods.
To the ladies, would say call at the odd White
Corner, and take peep at the finest lot OF
Dress Goods, ever offered In this mark consisting
In part Of
80 pieces muslin do LANES, ranging from i5ci,
10 81 25 per yard;
25 pieces cashmere;
10 popiins;
10 4" silk warp lustre;
30 4" common do:
Grape de laine;
10 Z" French mcrino;
ell OF which were manufactured from the finest IA.
brio and bestmaterials and purchased direct from
importers, aud will be sold at small profits, by
sep s4-42. N. ID. GALLON q SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

lust Received, large aud splendid lot Of Flor
j ence Braid, Pedal, Fancy Edged, China Pearl,
net Lace and Blond Straw Bonneis, Of the latest
sty and pattern.
Also
beautiful lot of silk, Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Canada aud Palm Leaf Hats, all Of which was
bought at low prices, aud will be sold chenp AT the
Rp22 OLD WHITE CORNER.
GUNNER WaHE-A very large assortment
- Of the most fashionable, and durable summer
goods. lust received and for sale by
N.Y. LINCK Il FARQUHAR.
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TEnms of shc indiana American.

fr1'rgMS of thc Indiana American.
/ e2in advance, $3.50 In slx months. 81 at The
end Of The year. and an addition Of 10 cents for
every year payments delayed thereafter.
AbveHtistaFsTs--Onc square or less VIII be In
serted three times for Que dollar, " pay inent be
made in advance, one dollar aud twenty Ave cents
" payment be delayed one Year, ana one dollar ana
proportion for the time payment s1eia,ed. Large
advertisements FOR longer time will be charged 81
The same pfinelAles
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II ID -iiciucnocr. thea. Parents and
all others. that iiObENsACk's WORM SYRUP
!. the only Medicine ~ Use that viii efadlrais
" ofihs. w. cenrlhis. und viii not disagree To-
The most ducnie stomach. 80 earrgti ,,,, eel A..
gennlne article. aud sec ihtl the signature. - \.
hobhNtACk,' is on even bottle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

Queensware.
so Iron Stone Tea Sets
| IS China Tea sets
| 100 sets Common Teas
| 200 I" common plates
| doz Pitchers
Also meat shes, uappes, Twiners, mullins and
Glass ware. Just received and for sale by
WALKER & BROS.
| Melamora Ind.
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SOMETHING NEW.

C0NNEusvtILrs MACHINE nssor,
Adjoining the stove foundry Of ", Y, uebhhn,
rttst. undersigned respectfully lhi0fins The pubs
Ne that be has established Machine thor 10
tonneFafiiie, and 4 nov manufacturing
TllRAblIlNG MACHINES,
Horse Power hpphfaldFs, fifaN Cutters, Corn
sheiiers. Weed sawina Machines, hil The latest
anu most improved patterns 10 hisD manufactures
tuip's Patent Portable tsdrr wiit,
~ excellent hhd convenient article ilhi ever
Farmer who has 40 Orchard ought Nv have
W expects W Keep constantly ~ hand u supply
~ lhfHshinR Machines Nei, ana lnsiios al Who
WAhi0 purchase W give hin ealli The Machine
>, manufactured hs him viii hp warranted ~ hu NJ
ihe beat materials, aud aost substantial work mate
NhPAiHlNg, viii be- prepared 10 repair
liehplnH Machines ana v ~ ailend promptly loihn
n,liaR ~ and repairing Of ahy hlhd OF Machinery
llisiaims viil % h. reasonable .. llle.e u ~,
uslahllshmphiln the West JUN FNDfhhfi
counen,iiie, April ii,ifet' W.
EANgy GOODS splendid assortment Of
Y lawns, Ionnea, nefafo ns iAnpa, Tissues,
silks, hallns, and white dress goods Fufsalp 'efi
MI idsoR a rAnaunAn'H,
E'ufnlturel FufnIiurcIl
ftsr received good assortment VI fuhNlfI
y tuht, consisting IL pact ~ nafears, tahlas,
loW Cabs, Wagons and Cradles, iedslehds, Mat
irassps, haln ~ peefy variety, hllie
FURNITURE Rooms
hfooh,iiie, iail 10, ieaa,aai,
JUST RECEIVED
49, TtsH 0ID WHITE sOuNtift, ihe
" most extensive ini ~ Dress foods, Ne have
ever had ihe pleasure " ofpnnH fgf salpi hheNR
which afp-=
~ pieces plaln and naef iawnsl
~ DO NpfaHp DO iHihnsi
40 10 lpfHapl
A. do hlll French tissHpl
40 new si3la hfnlAdfi
40 thaMainun tiagpi
~ a0 plAln hlafk iAlfplHi
~ No nlhs plata figured 4 faneg hliks
10 elegant faflsiAn h0hpsi
pieces embroidered hNlas MALL
> d9 dotted do 90
aO d0 nlain da 90
10 40 IlaiN aHd haufpd iaekGRell
: DO HOAX hHsllHl
= DO hsh0R Lawns
~ do hlik aid Alpaca isuslles,
sIsa, n, D. GALLON 4 SON
MALL pAPEft.--sWe have now an hand
w large assortment ~ Wall, flFo Hoard HHd
window papeT Also, large iel ~ NlndnN shades
0f The alnsl 10 and pattern, which are selliHg
At reduced prices, y, o, GALiioA A hpA, "
rAuPETst CAnPETsii---inst received
u 10 the uLn WHlTr tnRRHR, q most lnAfnlnreni
assortment OF Carpets, NJ all siSl and prices
~ n, ID, GALLON a SON,
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nnNNIlrh AhnIlIIInnNh, Dbl ID
wnnnn 30 THEY oiIdIl FR0mY

WHERE DO THEY 0jlfi1 FR0N9
~ Ilih QUESTION ~ iieaHpnilf ash ed ~ regard
] ~ liHHaH's New unpha, which sFp ainnai daily
arriving, Mhan No nnl heard his wondering,
where iggf eaine tfohli We thought u was 0nlt 0pi
rasiohed Wy ne ailHhhl ~ he never endnH stock
bui after lhefonHh examinations, We nnd That be
has the pfpllpsl AMI cheapest Hplds ~ ihls inafs
kpt and that be gets lhem hlfppl from Nav t0fk
ana philadelphia iie he's q large and we'll selee'
s.nhif'.,shress sa00ds,
Consisting IN pan NJ general assortment ~ hlapk
end hpes eilksand Hans, lisfpgps iiafpae delglhs,
Nausiine dpiainna, h0nhafinua, LusiFaa, fanliHs,
uinghams, Lawns tarilnnsi swiss, beck and Jaee.
net masnsi lt0hps, piei, win gehglal assortment
~ wrench worked siaiiars,
cunal gndaFsipeyes, spenaefs, iandk aFehlefs, La
eos, hdeinns, ManiillAa, TAPES, fFapa shaw ls,
fafas0ls, fahs, ilnnpls, halinpl tihhons and "
nings, Flowers, Wfeallls, iahhs, long and shlFi
Mile, aloFes, iipsiefY, Ne,, with - Thousand aTii,
eiua too tedious ~ mnhli0n,
uentlemens' Goods
w great Variety Cloths, rassmerns, halllnnlis,
fweeds, summer Cloths, hlearhnd and brown Linz
cps ana p,ling', yes'les. Stocks lisaas ssshisis,
BROADWAY STYLES
Of HATS aud CAPS, 0f aim Isl every description,
ttOkss WEAR
ln abnndaneel Ncllseleeied, of superior nne and
common qualities ~ low figures,
200 Pieces of Prints,
Good sy les and fast oiors, with heavy stock Of
brown, heaehed and eoioFei Muslins and Drill
ilngs, fickings, Checks flannels, c0ll0nades,
striped ahirilngs, Musquilo Bars, and every thing
usually kept in a retail store,
Also, heavy stock of QueenswaFe, Hardware,
ll0l0w-ware, todar-ware, aud Groceries, all Of
which were bought very cheap, and will be sold for
small profits.
say again, call aud examine for yourselves. II
" no trouble TO show goods aud prices,
u, II, BURTON,
Rockville, April 10, 1859, lJlf
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CAHm FOR sALE---one mile abo

EARN FOR sALE---one mile above
L Laurel ON the White Water Canal, containing
three hundred and twenty acres, 100 Of which
Is bottom land. $50 acres improved
Also Lot, containing four acres, in the town Of
Laurel-ihc ground ON which the Franklin Cocnty
Fair was held last year.
Terms liberal.
For further information Inquire Of T. y. Still
we'll, OF Sillwel, Butler Co., Ohio. or Richard
Cullum, Esq. In Laurel. I. N. SrILLNELL.
Aug. 9Th. lsj3.-3t-3ms.
AUEENSNY ATsEs-We have lust received the
W most beautiful slOck Of Queensware, In sets or
by the peace, over before offered IN tins market.
my LINCK & FARQUHtR.
~ GROCERIES,, Constantly on hand, fresh sup
" plies OF the very best quality Of Groceries, the
cheap store OF
may LfNCK 4 FARQUHAR.
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CASH FOu WOOL wOOLii LOOK
\ The Miiia 4 Factory NJ MsiamDfn hfe nov fun'
Ming aud We are ready a. wait OF customers h cur
line, The Factory has been largely improved, aud
We eaneafd, spin, weave, and manufacture Nppl
on ne short notice, ne good aud ~ eheAp,hs any
good shop tn the county
Pulling and dypihF done ~ tha usual seasoi on
hiftefins, all kinds of Mnfphaiinhle produce taken
for work aud papaoal, wOn pfppspi We WI pay
cash af goods fnf 10000 lbs Wool
Call aud SOS Abnfpfe lnhinF tuuf wool ~ work
oihefwhafes, qi.e5 MAtfsuohDoN 4 Co,
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Boots & Shoes.
10 cascs Kip Boots;
cOafse
2 +" water proof Boots
9 " mems calf "
2 A" SUPP
2 Boys course "
3 Kip
! !. Mems coarse Shoes
" Fine Calf "
90 prs. Rubber q Bufalo over shoes;
just received by the undersigned direct from
New York, aud will BIO sold cheap for cash.
N. ID. GALLON a. SON.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
~ W. PAYNE 4 ~, MANLY, under the
VI, name 81 PAYNE & MANLY, would announce
90 lheiTfrends and the public generally, thai me-
have openoda livery stable 10 Laurel, a. the o.
stand orr, v, Mitchell, on Pearl street aud Cas-
basin, where they will bo rondy ~ al times toit
nlsh carriages, buggles and horses. They have
good supply ofneW and iashionable two horse car
riages, aud of open and covered buggies.
Persons canning "a Laurel by canal OF othf rNise,
will be conveyed 10 the neighborlng towns eoun-
Try without delay.
Horses Kept
By the feed, day or week. Gentlemen dOuf 10
irudeing aoot or starving your horses but give We
a call, our terms are reasonable. IS
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Law School Of Indiana.
Laurel Iron Store
1,oNNETSi BONNETSIi

Just received n good assortment of Iron n Steel
which will sell low. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
hep. 9O.--lO-lf.
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IA INV ZEE.

WETE LARGEST and best assorted stock OF
Il Hardware, Hollow Ware, Queenswsre, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, ever brought 10 town, Is now
being sold at low figures at the
apss OLD WHITE CORNER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

yTARIETIES.--fhe finest stock ever offered
v In the market, of Gloves. Hosiery. Silk Mfs
Ladies' Collars. Chemists, Underslceves, Ribbons,
silk and Berage Walls, Tldy's Tidy Cotton, Ladies'
Plain and Embroidered Linon Hdkrs, Gents Silk,
Linen and Cotton Pocket and Neck Hdkf's, Combs,
Brushes, Threads, Needles. Pins. Buttons, Razor
Strops; besides thousand other articles, too nu-
merous 10 mention In a small advertisement, all OF
which will be sold at small profits by
ay22 n. ID. GALLON a. SON.
rARPETINGS.--Th undersigned would say
v 10 all those wishing 20 furnish their floors with
carpet that will look well, do good service, and
never fade, TO call ut his establishment and lock
through his present stock, which he has lately re-
ceived from the east. which can be sold at prices
which will compare favorably with the lowest Gin
cinnati rates. He has.
Every Variety,
OF the latest style and fashion, ranging in prices
from 30 10 30 cts. per yard. Social aud see him.
Oct. Goth, 1852. RICHARD TYNER.
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Horses Kent

FLOUR uAUREIs.--Ihe market price In
l. cash VIII be paid Tor merchandise -four bnrfels
Of the Exchange Mill, Rockville. by
Nov. 30. $3.50. GEO. HOLLAND q CO.
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WHEAT WREATH W HEATH
w $4,000 Bushels OF Wheat wa nted % the
hange Mil. Br0okville, for which the Tx
market price In cash Will be paid by highest
Nov. 80, $3.50 GEO. HOLLAND
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100 Kegs Nails assorted.
Also large assortment OF Hardware cooper &
carpenter Tools. just received and for sale by
WALKER & BROS,
Metamo m Ind-40-2ms.
so Sacks best Rio Coffee
20 hhds Sugarfrom fair 10 prime
100 bis n. o. Molasses
25 SYRUP
900 I" HAVANA Salt
10 Havana & refine sugar
On hand q for sale by WALKER d BROS.
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METAMORA.
Ladies Dress Goods.

Ladies Dress Goods.
$50 Pieces Best style Prints
100 - Delanes
2S " Cashlmcrcs
40 (" Dress SILK
IS /" Mohair Il Slkwarp Lustrs
30 " Bingham
90 " oil Print
rs Z" Dress velvet
25 Furniture Print
- {" Plaid Llnsoy
400 f" Dress Trimmings
200 Shawls from fine 10 extra fine
All OF the Latest aud bst styles last received and
for sale chenp by WALKER * BROS.
Metamora Ind.
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Cloths Cassimeres Domestics &c,
20 Pieces Eng & Amer. Cloths
s5 " plain q Fancy Casslmeres
so Plain q Fancy Satinets
80 {" Plain & Fancy Vestings
IS /" Flannels
4Bales Sheeting
- Fine bleached Shifting
so Pieces Bleached SHIFTING
Is Check Shifting
10 Hickory Shifting
$50 WALKER & BROS.
Metamora Ind.
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AXE FISH. ---fO Barrels Of the best White
IL Fish. 40 half do do
just received and for sale by r. TYNER.
May "a, 1853.
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DR.J.B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATliOLlCON
ftnisa TfaltFs,
~ AIANnA

III hTNNuN
tpFe uiiiinuniinf
~ curative puN e
nfs W oil tho ,llss
ehaeafuf which n
" recommended
uaiiHiiY called
plfMAilf COM
rLAlNIht
nfllieail are Phu'
.fArsia ltnhii ut
Falling ~ TIE
Womb rhp0nAh
Nlf ~ W filiNH
tnR6Hil tsfbkAi
HAiins $50 uti
tfHkftaH ~ tnr
MNHHl iAtinhA
rattle a0hankGh,
~ tl08dlnHl
stsfutt 80 "
pHFssFBt AHp ihs
lin Hii ihpif 49,
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A. ntOGEt .--s iihds SUGAR
VI 20 hhlsl ~ q, Molasaaal
Vl HALF % do
ius ~ elyed and fof sale ehoaphy
A.. n isi, tnii.aii Il, ffNHH,
nthHAH ttAeHt 5hei ~ fAHapn.H,
Llnok and Farquhar
lTTtut3 pasi OWpp buildings, South Neal Cor
" nef MHln RHi Head Streets lineh slllu lndiata,
The attention ~ iir public IL most respectfully Ia
ill0d ~ unf spflnp STOCK NJ goods, carefully select
"a, exclusively nom lhn Cincinnati MARI N, 'iai ne
latest ahd H0al fashionable alilHiN
N.Y. tiNrk y fAHQtiiAh,
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a. PARAsOLs-A large
II lot Of Umbrellas and ParasOls for sale NJ tho
lowest possible price at
MY LICK FARaUhAk's.
DHINTsN GsNGtIANrS-50Op pieces OF well
| assorted prints aud Ginghams. For sale at re-
my7 GINCK Il PARQUHAR's.
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LIKENESSES ONLY 81,
BEAUTIFUL COLORED DAGUERREAN
LIKENESSES.
POST MORTEM PICTURES,

Has been fitted up expressly In view Of rendering
every eonvenienee-cspecally 10 LADIES aud
CHILDREN. by the use ola LARGE and SUPERIOR
INSTRUMENT, Mr.. W. Is enabled TO secure, with ease
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-07-14

Sec. 148. In all cases, when the prop
erty has been delivered to the plaintiff
where the jury shall find for the defend
ant, they shall also find, whether the de-
fendant had the right of property, or the
right of possession only, at the COM
mencement of the suit; and if they find
either in his favor, they shall assess such
damages, as they think right and proper
for the defendant, for which, with costs
of suit, the court shall render judgment
for the defendant.
Sec. 149. In all cases, when the prop
erty has been delivered to the plaintiff,
where the jury shall find for the plain
tiff, on trial, or on inquiry of damages,
they shall assess adequate damages to
the plaintiff for the illegal detention of
the property, for which, with costs Of
suit, the justice shall render judgment
against the defendant.
Sec. $50. When the property claimed,
has not been taken, or has been returned
to the defendant, for want of the under
taking required by section one hundred
and forty-three, the action may proceed
as one for damages only, and the plain
tiff shall be entitled to such damages as
are right and proper; but if the property
be returned for want of the undertaking
required by said section, the plaintiff
shall pay all costs made by taking the
same.
Sec. ISL. The constable in executing
the writ, may break open any building,
or enclosure, in which the property
claimed, or any part thereof, is con-
cealed; but not until he has been refused
an entrance into said building, or enclo-
sure, and the delivery of the property,
after having demanded the same.
Sec. 152 No suit shall be instituted
on the undertaking given under section
one hundred and forty-three before an
execution issued on judgment in favor
of the defendant in the action, shall have
been returned, that sufficient property,
whereon to levy and make the amount of
such judgment, cannot be found in the
county.
Sec. 1853. If any justice shall issue a
writ to replevin property, as is provided
by this article, without the affidavit be-
ing made and filed in his Office, as is pro-
vided in section one hundred and forty,
the same shall be set aside at his costs,
and he shall be liable in damages to the
party injured.
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ARTICLE X.
AppedLs.


Sec. Ill. In all cases not otherwise
specially provided for by law, either
party may appeal from the final judg-
ment of any Justice of the Peace to
the Court of Common Pleas of the
county, where the judgment was rem
dered.
Sec. liz. The party appealing shall,
within ten days from the rendition OF
the judgment, enter into an undertaking
to the adverse party with at least one
good and sufficient surety to be ap-
proved of by such Justice, in a sum not
less than fifty dollars in any case, nor
less than double the amount of the
Judgment and costs, conditioned:
THAT the appellant viii prosecute
his appeal to effect, and without unneces-
sary delay
S-That if judgment be adjudged
against him on the appeal, he viii satisfy
such Judgment and costs.
Such undertaking need not be signed
by the appellant.
Sec. lis. And the said Justice shall
make out certified transcript of his
proceedings, include the undertaking
taken for such appeal and shall, on de-
mand, deliver the same to the appellant
or his agent, who shall deliver the SAINT
to the clerk of the court to which such
appeal may be taken, on or before the
second day of the term thereof, mex
following such appeal; and such Justice
shall also deliver or transmit the bill o.
bills of particulars. the dispositions
and all other original papers, if an
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ARTICLE XII

EzecutiOn-Return-Stay of Execution
Notice Of SaIe-DeliUeTy-U Underta-
king.
Sec. 154. Execution for the enforce
ment of a judgment before justice ol
the peace Except when it has been Ia
ken to the common pleas on error, or ap-
peal, or docketed therein, or during the
time it may be stayed, as provided by
this act, may issue by the justice before
whom the judgment was rendered, or by
his successor in office, on the application
of the party entitled thereto, at any
time within five years from the entry Of
the judgment, or the date of the last ex-
ecution issued thereon.
Sec. 155. 1t shall be the duty of the
Justice, if the case be not appealed, ta-
ken up on error, docketed in the common
pleas, or bail has not been given for the
stay of execution at the expiration of
ten days from the entry of the judg-
ment, to issue execution without a de-
mand, and proceed to collect the judg-
ment, unless otherwise directed by the
Judgment creditor.
Sec. 156. Any person against whom
judgment may be rendered under the
provisions of this act, except as herein
after excepted, may have stay of execu-
ton for the several periods hereinafter
mentioned, by entering into an underta-
king to the adverse party, within ten
days after the rendition of such judg-
ment, with good and sufficient surety,
resident of the county, as the justice
shall approve, conditioned for the pay
ment of the amount of such judgment,
interest and costs, and costs that may ac-
crue; which undertaking shall be entered
on the docket of the justice, and be sign
ed by the surety.
Sec. 157. The stay of execution here
by authorized, shall be graduated as
follows, namely:
First: On any judgment for five dol
lars and under, the stay shall be for six
ty days.
Second: On any judgment exceeding
five dollars, and under twenty dollars,
the stay shall be for ninety days.
Third: On any judgment for twenty
dollars, and under fifty dollars, the stay
shall be for one hundred and fifty days.
Fourth: On any judgment for fifty
dollars or upwards, the stay shall be for
two hundred and forty days.
Fifth: Where judgment is obtained
against surety, and he takes stay
thereon, and he obtains judgment against
the principal. stay of execution must be
allowed on the judgment against the
principal only so long that the stay will
expire one month before that allowed to
the surety on the judgment against him.
Sec. 158. No stay of execution on
judgments rendered in the following ca
ses, shall be allowed:
1. On judgments rendered against
justices of the peace for refusing to pay
over money by them collected, or re-
eeived in their official capacity.
2. On judgments against justices for
not reporting annually to the auditor all
fines, as required by law.
8. On any judgment rendered against
a constable for failing to make return,
making false return, or refusing to pay
over money collected in his official ca
pacity.
4. On judgments against bail for the
stay of execution.
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Justice of the Peace

Sec. 1873. The officer shall, within
ten days after receiving the writ, exc
cute the same by restoring the plaintiff
to the possession of the premises, and
shall levy and collect the costs and
make return, as upon other executions.
If the officer shall receive notice from
the Justice that the proceedings have
been stayed, by an allowance of writ
of error, he shall Immediately delay all
further proceedings upon the execution;
and if the premises have been restored
to the plaintiff, he shall Immediately
place the defendant in the possession
thereof, and return the writ with his
proceedings and costs taxed thereon.
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have restitution of said premises; and
also that he recover costs in the sum Of
You, therefore are hereby COM
manded to cause the defendant to be
forthwith removed from said premises,
and the said plaintiff to have restitu-
ton of the same; also that you levy Of
the goods and chattles of the said de-
fendant, and make the costs aforesaid,
and all accruing costs, and of this writ
make legal service and due return.
Witness my hand this - day Of
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cessor.
ARTICLE x.
Of the action for the forei5le entry an
detention or foreiJle detention only

detention or .foreiJle detention only Of
property.
Sec. 1875. Any Justice, within his
proper county, shall have power to en-
quire in the manner hereinafter dir cted,
as well against those who make unlaw
full and forcible entry into lands and
tenements, and detain the same, and
against those who having lawful and
peaceable entry into lands and tene-
ments unlawfully, and by force hold the