Trial of Sanballet on an indictment for extracting from offal-barrel, before the Categorical Court of Pawing Pleas in session at Growlville
By: From stenographic sumption by Pen Purblind
Series: Making of modern law
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1822
Place of publication: Growlville [Boston, Mass.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Trials; Fiction; Cats; Humor
Other titles: Trial for extraction
Notes: "Also - A visit to a country cousin. The first Tuesday of May. The mysterious moan. A rainy day. The water-party. The bark of sculls."

"Trial for extraction" p. [3]-7.

Fictitious account of the trial of Sanballet, a cat.

Possible date of imprint suggested by a reference (p.8) to the "New England farmer"; a periodical with that title was published in Boston by Thomas W. Shepard, 1823-1835.

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