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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
MEADOW eARM FOR SALE.

MEADO" bAh.N FOh SALE
OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
II of Prince William adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warrenton. and two aud half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad thirty
Ave miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached In tvs hours the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-about four hundred Of which in Wood
and Timber Tho balance in cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well wutered by lasting Springs
Broad Run-a large and never failing mountain stream
passc, through the estate from West East bordering
on which is beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres,
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass, and only
valuable as Meadow bu, highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands rolling and susceptible Of any
degree of improvement.
The Improvements are largo and commodious Dwell.
Ing with seven spacious four above and three be-
low stairs and the necessary out houses Surround.
Ing the yard large and aour,hng Orchard OF Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries Apricots, &c. of the finest
rees and many Of them In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood Is I'M
surpassed by any In the State for health and affords the
best society
Those wishing to purchase fno country residence
will do we'll 10 call and examine this estate.
For further inormatoD address Judge Z. Collins Lee,
Baltimore Md or the Subscriber.
DR JAS w F. MACRAE
p,,hi.nd D, Nyulio,n anrl Ia-ctf
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"HARPER'S MAGAZINE and "IARPER's wrrK
LIZ when taken together, supplied at Four Dollars
year.
Numbers from the commencement of both the Mspa
zine and Weekly still be supplied. Specimen copies
iarni'hed sratui,ously Clereymen and Teachers sup
piled Al the lowest Club rates
The Postage upon "Harpers Magazine" and "Harpers
weekly must be paid at the Office where they
Ih!'ty'x cents year on the Magazine. and Twenty.
SIX Cen's year on the Weekly.
HARPER e. BROTHERS, Publishers,
uec l9-lmd&W franklin SQUARE New York
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FANNY FERN s,i,e. 9 a:n.
.,r THE NEW YoRh LEU
icR. CORR Jr.
we. only for THE NJ"
WIN LEDGER. rrr
EMERSON BESS y rtv !
..,s, only for THE NEW
'V lice CARY, Mrs: 5: 81
cSSi;RNEy, and Or. NIL;
Sos S0S write for THE NE"
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
BY GEO. NJ. WEST
Lao Bookseller, under the Exchange Hotel.
DATTON, Jr and Heath's Reports vol 9.
Reports of Cases decided In the Special Court of Vir
BY John NJ Paton Jr, and Rosco B. Heath of the Rich
mond Bar; vol. 2, pages 707-price $500. Uniform In
size with the other Virginia Reports
Judges Of the Court during the time nf these Reports
Richard H. Field, Lucas P Thompson
John h. Clopton, George II. Gilner,
John w. Tyler. John w. Nash.
necI
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DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

UEs1HABLE FARW IN TIE CUCNII UT
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
HDY virtue Of deed of trust and decree of the Cir
ID cult Court Of Gloucester. will SELL at Public Ave
ton for cash. on Monday the 18th day OF February 1885,
cour, day. all that part of the tract OF land chilled Green
wich In Gloucester county York river which was con.
veyed by John W. Fox trustees Tor the purpose OF
curing debts due Thomas Smith & Co.
The property isa very desirable one, containing goo
acres in good of cultivation and has upon COM
fur able dwelling house and other pudings
Every facility tor the transportation of produce by
steamers sail vessels Ind the river ha in
front OF land abound in and available for
oyster planting to asreat extent. .-.
'' WIN B. TALIAFERRo,
Dec 22-ctd Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

WHITE LIES COMPLETE. for sale by

" A. NORRIS, 81, Main st.
rar,henia; or, the Last Days Of Psgansm. By Eliza
Buckminster Lee author of "Naomi," etc; 81
The Monastery household edition of Wsvery Novels,
Extraordinary women their girlhood and early life, by
William Russell Esq author OF extraordinary men, with
illustrations; rs cts
Christianity in the Kitchen Physiological Cook Book
BY Mrs Horace Mann; 63 cts
Hero. PHILIPPE Book. BY the author Of John Halifax,
&c: 81 cts
Voices from the Mountains. By Charles Mackay; 25
cents
Voice, from the Crowd, and Town Lyrics By Charles
Mackay; 25 cts
The Lucky Penny. etc, BY Mrs = C Hall; so cts
The Bivouac By w Maxwell; so cts
Missionary Travels and Researches In South Africa in
rior of Africa. and Journey from the Cape of Good Hope
10 Loanda the West Coast thence the continent
down the river Zsm9ss to the Eastern Ocean BY David
Livingstone D. L;with portraits; maps by Arrow.
smthi and numerous illustrations Price e3 Dec 25
TEACHER WANTED.
TIME Trustees of the Prince George Academy wish to
u engage Teacher OF high grade for the remainder
of the present session. which terminates the Goth
July next Though the present appointment will be only
for that period there 10 every probability that the ncum
bent will be reelected at the regular annual election Of
Teacher, which then takes place, II satisfaction in the
The neehborhood 10 healhy-school prosperous-sala.
~ at the rate of ESQ per and board furnished
Address the undersigned at Garysville Post Office,
Prince George county, Va. E. RUFFIN, JR,
Dec e5-c2w Chairman pro tenn. Of the Board.
BOARDING SCHOOL
Iv\HE undersigned will open Male Boarding School At
Il Bumpaa' Turnout on the Virginia Central Rail
Road on the first Monday in February, 1885, under the
sSon OF Mr Joha Richardson, graduate oil hampden
TEsas:-For board and tuition $3.50. for the term of
zen month";: payable one.hal the IT, of July and the
balance al the close of the school.
FOR iurther particulars, address
o~ Second Turnout, l. Visa county Va.
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GILBERT .TEWaRT'~ tUkThAIT LF
WASHINGTON.
PRINTED ~ O L COLOR4
ENVERYBODE who reverrs the memory Of thar ~.
II and good n, throughout the land. should seIG
a copy Of this TIA 2 beautiful picture.
Fine Impressions, Arabesqus Gold Mounted only 81
Single Proofs. paper.
For convenience remittances for the bali dollar ely
may be made In stamps.
Picture. carefully rolled and sent 0rre; per post
Address DEVERttX CO.
A,heneum. Washington sq .sre, Pb.ladel his
If
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY
"ANTED, 10 tnkc Charge of thls Institution, The EN-
w suing year, gentleman well qualified to toact
Latin, Greek Mathematics, and the usual English branch
rs Of education.
Tine Academy buildings have lately been repaired =
Eight boardcrs be comfortably accommodated
considerable number OF day schoara may be expected.
There about 100 o open land belonging the
Academy, which the teacher may either cultivate
out, as he thinks best.
Letters addressed to DR.. Geo. VIM. Pollard, Hanover
c. H., will receive prompt attention
By order Of the Trustees
GEO. WM. POLLAED, President
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTEisIES.

MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR DECEMBER
R FRANCE & CO.. MANAGERS. BALTIMORE
H. MARYLAND
Drawn Nos. OF susque'anna Canal. sc, drawn Dec g.
IS p % So II 66 30 l6 ls "a 81 g.
Drawn Nos of Pa,apsco Institute s96 drawn Dee 81
% % IL 6g 80 3 3s 81 So 81 IS rs
Drawings conducted undr The superRfrudeuce of me STAT
Lottery Coa,1issi0ner.
SPL ENDlD SCHEMES
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF NARY
LAND
CLASS y.
TO DC drawn In Baltimore. Maryland, SATURDAY, De
ce:nber. Goth, 1857
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

NEGRO HIKING.
TIME subscriber returns his thanks to his former
Il friends and patrons for past avors and takes this
method Of Informing them and the public generally that
he intends continue the busness the coming year
Promising his best cxerons to obtain good homes
and good prices fer all entrusted to h and also
give them bis personal attention In Of sickness
lie has large comfortable house for them during the
hiring in which thy stny until hired out He would
advise that should be In early pruct
cable ntcr Christmas
REFERENCES:
refer. by consent, to :he following persons:
N. b. Hill. Baker Peasants. Richmond.
John g. w. e Lstnne, King William.
DR.. q. Faunteroy, DR.. Thomas Latane, King and
Queen.
Dr.. Bev. D. Rcy, DR.. Jas. H. La,ane, Essex
Z. A. J. CLOPTON.
Office OF Wall and Franklin Streets, opposite
Messrs Dickinson Hill & Co. Dec 5-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

e. MAYR'S
PIANO SALOON,
Opposite Breeder g. Fox, No. 21S, Broad St.
IT Reg leave to inform the public that
IL have on hand large assortment OF su fass&5Rxz8
perior
PIANO FORTES. i9S ~
To the Manufacturers of these instruments (Stelnway
Sons, New York, and w. GSchle Co., Bamore) prize
Medals of the highest order hive been awarded In
petition with the best Makers as instance:
Two First Prize Medals the Metropolitan Fur, Wash
ton, March, 1855
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, Crystal Pa
lace, New York, November, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore
November, 1856.
First Prize Medal. American Institute, Crystal Palace
New York, November, 1856.
All Instruments sold this establishment warranted
for FIVE years, and kept in for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, will
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired.
Several Pianos for sale and old and new
Instruments for hire.
have also tor sale
MELODEoNs,
with single and double reeds.
VIOLINS, GUITARS, &c,
Superior strings
All orders from the country for tuning repairing In
struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct f. MAYR,
Care of Edwin Workman Co.. Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

LIFE INSURANCE
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY,
OFFERS security aud advantages unsurpassed by any
u like institution in this country.
Capital Oct ls 1857 g. o0O and daily increas
ing.
Dividends made annually, pnd p1id phe The insured
Is living, thus helping to pay the premiums.
Only half the premium policies for term OF life 10
required In cash, if the amonnt be $50
Those disposed to insure will do well to call at Of.
Zee and learn the advantages afforded by this Company
HrOfics at "5tationer's Hall" No. II, Pearl st
Dee IL KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25
GE1. WIN. POLLAED, PreIiden
Hanover Dec II -ctlstJau
LOCUST Hill FEMALE SCHOOL.

LOCUST HILL FEMALE SCHOOL.
TIME Fifth Session OF this School will commence the
Il leh day OF January, 1853 Miss E. B. Cooke viii
continue teacher. She has taught for nearly
three years and has given entire satisfaction all the
patrons Of the School.
TERMS
Board and English Tuition, per session 10 months 800
TUITION in French ....................... 10
Do Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
Scholars and conveyed from Trevians Depot fire.
of charge. WM. f.. VOOLFOLK.
Ei.viiIe P. o., Louisa Co. Vn. Dec lj-c6t
r. Richmond Wing Examiner and Christian Advo
cate will Dl,a. cCuv SIS ti,nps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

LEWIS HILL
DRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT attends 10
Il the sale Of Wheat. Flour Corn and Tobacco, aud
eonhnuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES.
Office on 18th street. near Gsllego Mills. Richmond,
Va Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

ONE HUNDRED SLAVES FOR SALE
IN TUESDAY, the 18th day Of January le5s the un'
the Clerks Office Of Brunswick, will sell at public
auction on the plantation formerly the property OF James
H. M Ecbblt In the county of Brunswick, the Peters
burg and Boydton plank road, about foryhve miles from
Petersburg ,,,
Consisting of men, women boys and girls; also, two tho
rou ID bred Mares both OF Tine Qucen'-one By
.MarCrave" and the other by Norfolk
The sale will be commenced a, halpsst twelve O'Clock.
The slaves will be sold for cash. and the mares upon
credit of six months JNO. Z. SHELL,
B @. WILKES,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

wORTH'S new story, THE
BRIDE OF AN EVENING,
will be commenced in THE
LEDGER on the 6rst of Jan.
uary.
N. B No. Ave have no
Agents authorized 70 receive
subscriptions for THE LED.
GER. Subscribers must al.
ways remit direct to u, and
not send or pay any money
~ onx. Aoanfa
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NOTICE. TO TAX rASsh~.

DURsUANT TO an ordinance passed llrh marry.
ID will attend the Collrctors Of6cs. IA ;!.r {
Hail. from the 18th the 3lst Of December. inc uE
receive the remaining hall Of taxes from sueh p"r."n
are entitled 10 deduction u 10 per cent oy tar =
yiousIy paid the hrst half In June last In accordance
.aid ordnance. JULIUS HOH~OF. }
Bit will be seen from the above III u the Coli c
Is required attend At the ofre IRON the 18TH 10 3
IN. mouth to receive taxes remaining due from Jun-
Before the January Of the Hastings CUur, h- J.
qlired by ordinance advertise delinquent rs- er-r
bc sold for nonpayment OF taxes. Persons WI, have
done so, will see the necessity Of calling and paying l.
taxes, it will be impossible for the Collector TO cal
them before ne adyertises.
nee Dim J. A n r. r =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL
WARREETuE FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
JULIUS WILCOX, PRINCIPAL.
FINlIE hirylourth will open January H. la5s
Il The Principal, who has been connected with the
school from il has recently purchased
the interest OF his former cUpartuer Rev n L. Graves.
and will continue the school, assisted by experienced
and efficient corps Of teachcrs and hopes by and
nntring personal efforts merit the support Of tho pub
lie.
For terms and particulars apply to the Principal
Dec lI-tlFcb
WARRESTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
WARKENTOE, N. C.
TIME eighth session will open on Wednesday the 18th
Il of January, lsjs.
Board Oncludins washing, light, &c. for five
month"; .-..-- --.-.-..--------. SbI "
English tuition, according TO advance.
mcn,). 50, els, Ell 80
Music Piano. Guitar and Mclodcon each ~ 90
Music Harp with OF instrumcntl. 35 ON
Latin. Greek, French German and Painting, extra.
Vocal Music, no charge.
l.. e. PARHAM, A. NJ. President.
Dec 2l-c6w
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS

TX7E have now open a rich and b~-urful '"cs
w Fancy China T.a Bets Of 90 a, 76 and 9 Pc
Fancy Dinner sets of elegant patterns; Bohs,ni-n
China Vases. TO suit all tastes; Gilt ups ard sru"
aues and Card Receivers; Etruscaw, bohemian p- ,
China CooQnes; Parnn Satellites. t!ure- Ind Va,
Bronze Mantle Ornaments, Figures &c; Rich cu: g.
D,cauters. in SETS Elegant Pitchers. ioeiy decor-.
Chinn tete. a.:ets sets. China InkNHnds
Also Marble Tables, Music boxes Rich PAPER n &
Writing Desks, work boxes. Rosewood do, Velvet
Leather Rr,icules Leather Bass, Card Csses Por'u
nnies with many other choice and desirable goods
PRESENTS VIII CHI can sell al the lowest rates Our,f
is very complete, and specially sdap'rd Z, The wan.
the public. Dec le-7t BUIKLEY & CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

HIRING OF SERVANTS
IuNHE subscriber offers hs services his friends ano
Il the public for the purpose Of Hiring out Servan
Having had six eight years experience in the
business ees confident he cam with due regard
The Of the servant obtain the best prices and will
give his peraonal attention during sickness Refers the
following gentlemen for whom no has transacted bus
fthe hind for several years
Or Henley, King Queen Co, Va
Volney Walker, Esqr,
Mr. VIM D Turner
Mr. James Pende,on,
John NJ seager Esqr. Tappahannock, Essex Co
James Roy Esq'r, TIcnrco Co
DrJos : Pendleton, Amherst Co
JAMES MOORE,
Dec l6-clm Opposite st Charles Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-25

1850 Prizes amounting to S2l9,eeO
The 5000 Prizes of se SO determined by the las,
figure of the number tina, draws the Capita II is an
odd number then every odd number Ticket will be emil.
tied To e5 so; If is number then every even
number Ticket will be entitled es So In addition to any
other Prize the Ticket may draw.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par Checks on
| New York remitted for prizes
Address orders for ticket, Certificates of Packages
| of Tickets to ANDERSON L. SON, Managers.
| Dec 10 Macon or Savannah. Ga
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M ANTED-A good Matchmaker.
w Dec - JOHN WILLIAMS

SSUPEkIOR PIANO EORTES,
- SUPERB GUITARS k$s=wES5-J
RICHLY TONED MELODIAES,
ELEGANT ENGRAvISGs, Il
Fashionable Music for the Piano and Guitar.
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS,
For sale at low prices by
Nov2 JAMES WOODHUUSE eco
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
.rU YORK LEDGER
FOR 1858!

VIEW iOkn 49, - ~ ~
prsT FAMILY PAPkR an III md New
TSs Iayorltc Wrters ret"'nea' """
Al the ones added
FRACTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR
s,;il 1Sh.'ia,;n, of THE NEW iORk LEpGsn
nNHs s" Tsrrt Randred ard Ihrfy IAo"Sa"H ''f
i roN 40, than that OF any
,s.ss .tbcr Literary Papers In h"e
tn ,,,. on this unparai'
Iser,culstion enable the
.lei O." , Al THE LEDGER
:Hy.,sui sums upon ~
peS? .n,p swamp any ofa'
:iy pas viii circulation
ATsp hundred thousand
1t e;o sink undS, Ie
;: ~ III THE LEDGER
*. ,bsn SIX lh snS t,vorts
Al Of the old Au0 Contributors will continue 70
write for THE LEDGER a.
No expense will be spared
10 secure others whose pens
shall be considered compe-
tent to add to THE LED
GERS attractions and use
Mrs. EMMA D. &. N
SOUTHWORTH writes only
for THE NEW YORK LED
GER.
FANNY FERN write. Only nH
=, THE NEW YORK LED
':SSLvANus coBB; Jr:
re, only for THE NJ"
YIN. rSsNA EsSt,S BENNETT
...,s, only for THE NEW
SosS LEDGER: :,
LICE CARY. Mrs: 81
cSiRNEy, and Or: Mel;
son S'''e '0' YORK LEDGER.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE.
JOHN q. SAKE, and all the
other best writers, contribute
10 THE NEW YORK LED
GER.
toPOLlTE LITERATURE.
ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED
TALES, ESSAYS, POE.
TRY. SKETCHES, BOG.
RAPHY, NEWS, &c.
THE LEDGER is every.
us..e acknowledged to be
BE bee, family paper in the
ro,la-hence its extraordI'
,,-y and unhcard-of poPu-
'sr!y ,n
FER employs the best talent
al 5y so doing makes the
.. ,aner in the country.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

~ 60. K. DENNIS, ATTORNEY. AT LAW, Rocky
" Mount Franklin County, Va, will practice In the
Courts Of Franklin, Henry, Patrick and Roanoke.
Nov lily
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54,4lG amounting TO-. ......-..SI 170,17S
Whoes SEQ; Halves To- Qrs S.
Certificate OF Package of &c Wholes cost $40 90
Do do aG Halves " ....... 100 90
Do do &c Qrs, " ..-.... GO 10
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,
MARYLAND LOTTERY. TO BE DRAWN On THE
HAVANA PLAN
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY.
LAND,
EXTRA CLASS H.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland, SATURDAY, De-
cember 9th 1857
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MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS!
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE!l
Registered Money Letters at Risk.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
ANDERSON a. SONS LOTTERY.
On THE HAVANA PLAN SINGLE NUMBERS
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
- BYAUTHORITYOFTHE STATE FGEORGIA
CLASS FF.
Draws let of January, 1858
CLASS GG,
Draws 18th January, 1853 in public. at Macon Ga,
der the superintendent of E. c. Buckley and Jos
Waterman Esqs
TlCKETS-Wholes elO, Halves S., Quarters g. 50.
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
II Only 80, 900 Numbers $1,000 Prizes! II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-22
Before Hon. Judge Thompson

Before Hon. Judge thompson.
DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER IN THE CHURCH,
UTTERING A FALSE, sCAsDALoUs AND MALIcIo
ISLANDER AGAINST ONE or MS wARDEss A
yEsTRYMEk.
Nov. 16.-Rosscau Green %. John Henry Hobart Bro
The defendant is rector OF a Protestant Episco
church. known the Gree Church of the Good Angel
in Brooklyn. The plaintiff IL q warden and yestrymar
the same congregation. In June last the defendant sta
10 several members and officials ~ hts church the fo
ing false, scandaous and malicious words :--tWl
Green left the city he went TO Virginia. as his bro,he
agent 10 purchase certain mining lands, the brother
nishing the money FOR that purpose Green purcha
the lands In his own name and endeavoring 10 h
the same for his benefit and defraud his bro,l
out OF ~ Green's acts have been az such
character that tho proceedings his brother has insttu
against him, or about to- would result in his be
sent 10 the state prison In very few days and from
he could learn he justly deserved A." The plaintiff then
ieges that by Of the aforesaid relation In which
defendant stood 10 the 10 whom the alleged s
der was uttered great weight attached 10 the
tons made by the defendant and in consequence Their
the plaintiff was. and is greatly preudiced In his 60
name and credit, and he and his family have be
stunned, avoided and neglected by their former
tanccs and friends and has sustained damages thereby
the sum OF $500 The defendant dcrnurs 20 :
complaint, on the ground that docs =
state facts sufficient 10 constitute cause of act
SANDER r. defined to be "fasey and malciousy chargi
nal In teef and indicable and subcctng the party 10
infamous punishment, or involving moral turpitude,
the breach OF some public trust or with any matter
relation 10 his particular trade avocaton and which
any other matter or thing by which special injury
tanned" The plaintiff IL distinctly charged by the {
PENDANT with the commission 81 acts which indcta
and punishable in the State prison He also alleges
he has sustained special damage by Of tho sland
The plaintiff must have Judgment on the demurrer, W
leave Tor the defendant TO answer payment OF costs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-22
Before Hon. Judge lngcrsoll.

bclVrc hon JudEe ln2"fsoh.
REVENUE LAw-PAyMEsr or DUTIES usDER ~
TEsT-PossKssroS or GOODS
Nov. l7.-Jomes Drai>, n al. rs. Hcndn u Roifeb
This was motion TO set aside nonsut The action v
brought " recover back extra duties paid 10 defends
while Collector, upon importation OF sugar. The &C.
were imported about the middle OF september, and
the 10Th o September tho duties according " the invo
being paid without objection, permit was given BY
Collector and tho goods were received by the paht
an sppraisement of them was made by sample, which
claimed by the plaintiffs 10 be illegal and which ncreas
the value o. tho goods than 10 per cent over the
voice value Upon this penalty Of extra duties was
posed by the Collector and paid under protest by
plaintiffs after they had received their goods Held
the Court-That euttlc party 70 recover back mon
paid rs duties 10 Collector he must three facts
1 That the duties paid not authorized by law: 2
That at or before the time Of payme1 DO made ~
test writing, setting forth distinctly "A especially
grounds Of his objection TO the payment and s That
payment made 10 enable him 10 get possession OF
goods on which the duty w. imp4ed (Sec 10 Peters
1877; Stats. at Large, 34s Cary vs. Curtis How Y
stats. AT large, 72T; Maxwell w Griswold 10 How
256) That the plaintiff failed 10 establish ono of the
facts viz that he paid these extra duties which nc
TO recover In order TO get possession Of his gocds IN
were already 10 his possession That The motion thcs
fore must be denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-22

FOREIGN CoNsuLs.-The President has official
recognised A G. Williams as Consul a the Kingdom
Hanover AZ Milwaukee, and Johann Wilhelm Schm
as Consul General OF tho Kingdom OF Say0
Tor The states OF Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Ma
chuHtk, Rhode Island, Connecticut New York, Now
seyHsnnsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, No
issppi, Tennessee, Kentucky, ohio, indiana, Niche
Illinois and Wisconsin