160 Distress, how to be made.

When in this Act any sum of money, whether in the nature of penalty or otherwise, shall be directed to be levied by distress, such sum of money shall be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the party liable to pay the same; and the surplus monies arising from such sale, after satisfying such sum of money, and the costs and expences attending the distress and sale, shall, on demand, be rendered to the party whose goods and chattels shall have been distrained.