The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12

IN Court Common Pleas SO,i March, ls4l, TOR $40 o.
l62. By WIN. W. Lathrop ~ y merchant, VS.. A'psy
J. w. Lason, in Court Common Peas i2'h May l9s a.
l6s Bv Frauc Bartlett n. Y. broker, in Court Com.
mon Pls5s An Nov. lsil So GO
ISi b. the Ny Chemical Manuiac turing Company,
vs. A. Dsy * "a. Einendorf, Jr. as above IN Cou r.
Common Pleas 18th October, 1870 for All 90
los By Smith Of Poug hkeepsie, cabinet maker In
Oh. N,rins Court June ls.O Al 90
1866. Daniel A Galloway and Francis McFarn' before
43a
Costs 3 75-a6 %
l67 BY VIM. II. Banks n. " grocer before one OF the
I6s. BY VIM Stoutenbo-ough, N. York nufacturer,
before Justice sheys, years ago. for about 30 90
1853 suit pending the Court Of Chancery in which
Grace T. Walton, by VIM. b. Walton, her next friend
has obtained a decree against me of 29,s9s OF
The decree is appealed from.
Debts due, &c,
10 Thomas Rogers N Y, tailor, for washing re-
III. ". N Dyckman, solicitor, professional SER
vices unknown.
III Mary +. Bacot y. Y, boarding house keeper, Tor
hoard 10 so
l7s Henry D. HoltJersey City publisher of newspaper
Tor publication about is 90
IA. Lodi Manufacturing Co., Harrison. Hudson Co.,
n i'll elected President OF the Company. ] be-
iieve the accounts nearly balanced
Aredusry interest in real estate in the villages Of Hyde
Park and Poushkeepsie.
All my property Of every description was assigned to
Henry c. Beals Edw c. Richards (wifes brothsr and
Jacob c. Dey nephew0 10th June. $780, excepting what
There are now left me and my family a. folows:-
feather beds high post bedsteads, small stained do
table, dozen chairs, sundry crockery, books
Several copies OF Bibles do. Of Hymns
Four copies OF bibles at rssdencethe others are
One vault in the New York Marble Cemetery.
One pew in the Second Presbyterian Church at New
ark.
one Pew in DR.. Springs Church where and my
family worshipped (Seld June lstl)
Also two small pews in the Mercer street Church. Or
SknnesD Nos l3S and 80 in which my children stated
ly occupied also and my wife after the sale aforesaid
Ny tosrdrobOne good suit of woollen clothes which
have had in and occupation Sundays or other
special occasions for about two years last pa that the
OF his woolen winter clothes old and much
wornhat in or about the month OF May ls4a
new coat and pantaoous for summer wear which cost
me about SIS, which much worn-and my other
clothing are OF long standing that have nothing apper'
tanning my wardrobe that not necessary to my COM
Tort in very moderate degree, and am OF opinion sold
at auction they would not bring 90 dollars.
M lCifes ,cGrirobe and four childrensN ecessary ar
tices. but unknown, as they are at Auburn.
Ia Cnancery creditors bill filed on or about the
26.h May.
Another creditors bill in the Court OF Chancery, 3Oh
Sept l542
ceiyers named and appointed in the above causes
was elected president of the Lodi Manufacturing Com
aoy town of Harrison county Hudson n. j.; and also,
Tth Jacob c. Dey chosen the executive committee. l
have acted agent of the company-receved and dis
bursed the moneys of the company and believe the ac
counts when made up will nearly balance.
further state in relation to the Lodi Manufacturing
Company that agreed with Peter Bartheemy, (who was
convicted for libel the Rev. Mr. Verren and sent to
Blackwell's Island and Jacob c. Day hephew0 that
would make all the necessary advances to establish man
u
and conditions, which they were unable to comply with
that Jacob c. Dey abandoned the concern and left it with
assumed all the responsibility in relation thereto previous
to The act incorporating the company and mas no clam
against me; and although Peter Barthelemy has never
formally relnquished any claim the concern yet was
compelled from the necessity OF the case to dissolve his
connection with it, and to assume the ownership and 60
verlnent Of the whole, and over which exercise the
control. believe that settlement of the accounts
with Mr. Barthelemy he would be found debtor to the
Of So l93 Whereabouts but know him to be in
1
have considered him sbsoived from any claim upon or
interference WITH concern and have virtually though
not formally, reiinqushed him from all claims
FURTHER AssETs.
Due and owing ms hereinafter stated. Here follow
tain matters from Petitioners Law Regisercertain suits
IN which A Dey was employed as lawyer. Then follows
a short list ofbooks,
10 Inc 500 lS-lc0-say twenty eight cents
Ilth Nov. 1912, purchased candles lick and two can
dieia'e my lodgings in the city OF New York, Tor
which paid tw enty nine cents.
Estate in New Jersey, the Hackensack, where the
Lodi Manufacturing Co. is morgaggd to Maria Mooney
Fify shares of the East Newark Land Co. at par,
amounts 10 SIS 900 under certain incumbrances
B. One Bridge Frank, value uncertain
One house and the northeasterly corner of Mas
san and Cedar New York. the legal title to which stands
IN he name Of Samuel 2. Williams, son-In-laW COS.
SIS valued al 40 600 ncumhered by mortgage 10 the
Globe Insurance Co. and also TO Robert Mchim OF bsiti-
g. House and lot MOI Colonade row in Lafayette place
in Now York morgaged to Henry Rankin for $1,000 cost
g. Lot and stable in 9th in Layay Court incu-
de3 in the aforesaid mortgage OF Maria Mooney Tor SS9oo
This property in York is mortgaged to W.Bonney. HIS
Richards son of Dr. Richards, Auburn and jacob " Dey
IN trust to pay debts, amounting to SIS O0o-on
which judgment has been confessed, and the legal
estate has since been conveyed to the sare parties, in
T. Farm Of ITO acres purchased the greater part from
Nat. P. Tallmadge, u. s. Senator-cost and expenses
$4,000, mortgnged for s., l2o
lots aground in Poughkeepsie, cost $3.50 not
o Four lots POughkeepsie, cost $4,000, not ncumber
cd
ut.- half Lott in Poug kee
n IL lots as above cost $4,000 mortgaged to Johnston
for l,20O.
H. lot in Poughkee psie cost 600.
49, stock of horses cows and other cattle, with sundry
farming utensils, III Pougnkeepsie.
All this property from to 10 has been conveyodto b.
w B., II 5. r. and J. C. D. T. in trust as before
H. Stock in the Mechanics Mining Company and debt
due me, apd surplus if any u.,,,,, pro,or,v
situate in Michlinburg N c., conveyedto 8 r. Wit
lams .,,, 81,
Mining Company, original Investment $4,000 ,
hi so 600 acres of land in East Florida title disputed by
the United states.
rs A Dey has claim for certain estates in Texas and
also as for ervice, reIdeed the Bay and
Land Companyi its value very doubtful and uneer
tain.
ExPLANATroNs.
We learn from the above schedules, and other
sources which we believe TO be correct. that
one of Mr. Dey's assignees, is his wifes brother,
aad another of them his nephew. That he
valued his Hackensack lands where his Poudrette
minufactory is established, at some $2oO,oOo; and
that they were sold to his brother (the one-eyed
mani for $500 That his occasion for the use OF
the steamboats, alluded TO was in Transporting Wafe
goudyrite, &c. That the success and prosperity OF
the Lodi (poudrete) Manufacturing Co. wonld en-
nance the value of his Hackensack lands. That the
E. Elmendorf, Jr. spoken of, was formerly his clerk,
aud afterwards his partner; the partnership closing
March 81, 1912. That Robert Mckim, of Balti-
more is DIR. Vanderberg's son-in-law; and that DR..
vanderberg was deeply interested with Mr. Dey in
the Mecklenberg gold mining business, Texas land
business, fax dressing machines, and various other
nnnc,lntinns-Ir Nanderherg being the same per-