The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-06

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common Pleas, 9th July, 1910, for
l., iSs: BY VIM John Mclean, N Y. lumber merchants,
In Court Common Pleas, 25th June 40 Tor VA 3:
l59. BY Robert r. Fraser of N Y nictnro i,.as s
In Court Common Pleas, Aug. 10, 40, Tor Al o.
100 By Robt Luckey N. Y. merchant In cour. Co..
Pleas A. Dey Emendor Jr ud9men t' sn
tered sth April, ls4l, for aao a.
1911 BY John c. Devereux Jr and Lawrence Hull js
OF NJ r. lawyers, VS.. A. Day s. T.. Emendorf Jr az he
fore, in Court Common Pleas, aoth March, lsI. for
1872. by VIM. M. Lathrop N. Y. merchant. VS.. A. Dsy
j. W. Latson, in Court Common Pleas. 18th May is4l.
1862 By Francis Bartlett, N Y broker. In Court Com
mon Pleas, 9th Nov. lS4l IS SO
1874. BY the NY. Chemical Manufacturing Company
vs. A. Dey & Ed Elmendorf Jr. above, in Court Com
mon Pleas 18th October, 1910, for AIT IS
l6s By Isaac Nash Of Poushkeepsio. cabinet maker in
the Marine Court June 1910. AZ 90
Justice kirtland Fulton st. 10Th Sept 1910. for
a. 30
1877 BY VIM r. Banks N. Y. grocer, before one of the
associate justices, about Is 90
: 1853 BY VIM. soutonborough. N. York. manufacturer.
before Justice Shays. two years ago. for about 20 90
1867 suit pending in the Court Chancery In which
Grace T. Walton, BY WIN. D. Walton, her next friend.
has ootainod decree against meof 2o,6o6 on
The decree is appealed from.
Debts due, 20.
ITO. Thomas Rogers, ~ y, tailor, for washing.
pairing drawers, SC. unknown.
III. w. N. Dyckman solicitor, professional services
III. Mary E. Bacot. NJ Y. boarding keeper, for
board 10 so
l7a Henry D. Holt Jersey City, publisher of newspa-
per, for publication, about Is 90
l74 Lodi Manufacturing Co.. Harrison, Hudson Co..
NJ.-lwas elected President of the Company. believe
the accounts nearly balanced.
Assets.
resduary interest in real estate In the villages ofHyde
Park and Poughkeepse.
Allmy property Of every description. assigned to
Henry c. Beas Edward c Richards, and Jacob c. Dsy
10th June, lsio, excepting what the law allows
There are now left me and my family as follows
6ieaher BEDS high post bedsteads small stained do
table dozen chairs, sundry crockery. books.
Several copies OF Bibles do. of Hymns.
Four of bibles the
One vault in the New York Marble Cemetery.
Onepew in the Second Presby terrain Church ut Newark
Onepew IN Dr. Springs Church where and my family
worshipped. (sold June, lsill
Skinners) Nos las and l39. in which my children
ly occupied also and my wife after the sale Aforesaid
My Wdrdrobe-One good suit OF wollen clothes which
have had in and occupation Sundays or other
special occasions for about two last past that the
rest of my woollen winter clothes old and much
wornthat in about the month of May, ls42 purchas
cd coat and pantaloons for summer wear, which
cost me about SIS, which much worn-and my other
summer Clothing are OF long staining that have moth
ing apperainng wardrobe that not necessary
my comfort in very moderate degree and am of opinion
if sold at auction they would not bring $50.
Ny otfe's wardro5s, and four chdren's-Necessary
tieles, but unknown as obey are at Auburn
In Chancery creditors bill in filed about the
26h May.
Another creditors bill in the Court of Chancery ooth
NB-No assignment has been made to either of tho rs
ceivers named and appointed in the above causes
WAS elected president of the Lodi Manufacturing
with Jacob c. Dey, chosen the executive committee
have acted agent ofthe and dsburs
ed the of the company and believe accounts
when made up will nearly balance.
further state in relation to the Lodi Manufacturing
Company, that agreed with Peter Barthelemy. that 1
would make all the necessary advances establish
ufactoy make and poudrete upon certain terms
and conditions which they unable comply with
that Jacob c. Dey abandoned the and LEFT it with
and that have, according to my original agreement
assumed all the responsibility relation thereto previous
to the incorporating company and has no claim
against me; and although Peter Barthelemy has
formally relinquished any claim the concern vet
compelled from the essy of the case 10 dissolve hs
connection with IT, and TO the ownership and 60
vernment OF the whole, and which exercise the
control believe that settlement of the accounts
with Mr.. Barhelemy he would be iound debtor to the
extent OF SO 93 tbareabouts but know him to be in
solvent and utterly unable to pay any thing therefore
interference with the concern and virtually though
not formally, relnqushed him from all claims.
FURTHER Assrrs.
Due and owing hereinafter stated Here follow cer.
tain matters from Petitioners Law Register-cerain suits
in which A. Dey was employed as lawyer. Then follows
Cash on hand at the time of making affidavit belonging
to me 500 % ioo-say twenty.eight cents
l4th Nov. 1912, purchased candestick and two
dles-are my lodgings in the city of New York. for
which paid twenty nine cents.
Here follows description of certain property mentioned
in the assignments referred to above:-
l. Estate in New Jersey, ON the HackensLck, where
the Lodi manufacturing Co. is, morgaged to Maria
Mooney for SO 900.
?. Fifty shares of the East Newark Land Co. at par
amounts to 5000, under certain membranes.
L. One house and lot at the northeastey corner of Mas
ard Cedar New York. the legal title to which stands
in the name Of Samuel p Williams son.in law, cost
$4,000 valued at $4,000, incumbered by mortgage
the Globe Insurance Co.. and also to Robert McKim. Of
Baltimore, and DR.. Vanderberg.
.. House and lot No. 7 Collonade row, in Lafayette
cost Of the house S26 900.
O. Lot and stable in 9th street. in Lafayette Court In
cluded in the aforesaid mortgage OF Maria Mooney, for
$4,000 This property in N York is mortgaged to B.w:
Bonney II. s. Richards, of Dr. Richards Auburn and
Jacob &. Dey. certain debts
Sl3900-on which also judgment has been confessed
and the has since been conveyed to the Same
parties in Poughkeepsie
Farm Of no acres: purchased the greater part from
ncumbered.
o. Four lots in Poughke epsie cost 81 100 not ncum-
bered.
10. Thirteen and half lots in PoughkeepsIs. cost
H. II lots above cost $4,000 mortgaged to Johnston
for $, 200.
IL One lot in Poughkeepsie, cost $500
H. Stock Of horses cows and other cattle with pndry
farming utensils, in poughkeepse.
All this property from to 49, has been conveyed to B.
w. b., Fl. s. r., and J. C. d. in trust before.
IA. Stock in the Mechanics Mining Company and debt
due me- and surplus, if any.
10 Various parcels of real estate called Mining Pro-
WfS William situate IN "e'h'en0urs NJ c. conveyed to p
49, An undivided in,eres, in the Mecblenbpru Gold
Mining Company-original investment IS, OOO
~ 90 600 acres OF land in East Florida title disputed By
the United States.
also has claim for services rendered the Bay and
Texas Land Company; value very doubtful and uncer
tain.
Here follows certain debts due Mr. Dey In connection
with the assignments referred to-
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