Seymour v. . Wyckoff

The main facts on the part of the respondents are few, simple, and were clearly established before the vice-chancellor, and most of them admitted by the defendants, Wyckoff Co. From Wyckoff Co.'s receipts, and from their admissions, it appeared that on the 24th day of November, 1840, they received from the complainants, at New-York, to sell on commission, and as the agents and factors of the complainants, one hundred and four barrels of mess pork, one hundred and thirty barrels of prime pork, a quantity of other pork, a quantity of hams, shoulders, heads, and a quantity of lard, specified in…