1829.

March 5"

Account continued.

CR.

By Balance brought forward,
from Cornelius L. Hardenbergh,
Which, with a bond and mortgage made by John
S. Hoagland for $700 on property in New Bruns-
wick, and charges and fees, is in full payment of
the bond and mortgage of Jacob R. Voorhees on
the same property, which was placed in Mr. Har-
denbergh's hands for collection, as per statement
furnished by him, viz:

Bond of Jacob R. Voorhees, dated
9th July, 1823, for $600, with in-
terest at 7 per cent. Decree of the
Court of Chancery of New Jersey,
obtained 9th October, 1828, to raise
Interest thereon to 27th Jan., 1829,
Premium of Insurance paid by Sy-
nod,

$778 50

13 67

Dolls, C. 7896 88 7682

3 15
2.00

for one quarter's interest on New York State Stock,
due 1st January last,

for principal and interest of New York City Stock
paid off,

from A. D. Ver Valen for a collection made in the
church at Tappan for the Contingent Fund,
from Rev. J. T. Field, for a collection made in the
church at Totawa for the Theological College,
from Rev. I. M. Fisher, for a collection made in the
church at Bedminster for the Theological Col-
lege,
from Rev. I. A. Van Hook, for the twenty-five cent
contribution of the church at North Hempstead,
from Rev. I. A. Van Hook, for the twenty-five cent
contribution of the church at Oyster Bay,

from Rev. C. Z. Paulison, for a collection made in
the church at Marbletown for the Theological
College,
from I. L. Kip, Treasurer, &c., for six months' in-
terest on the bond of the Collegiate Churches,
New York, due 1st November last,

for a quarter's interest on New York State Stock,
due yesterday,

1200

707 00

1829.

April

Account continued.

CR.

4 By Balance brought forward,
By Cash from Bank of New York, for my note of this date at
thirty days, in part renewal of my note of 4th
March last,

13"

14

66

Deduct discount,

Dolls. C. 8890 99

$100 00
00 55

99 45

480

for dividend on four shares of Albany and Schenec-
tady Turnpike Stock,

for a payment of 25 per cent on twelve dollars of
notes of the Franklin Bank, which is insolvent,
from Rev. S. Van Santvoord, collected by him in the
congregations of Pompton and Middletown, New
Jersey, on account of new subscriptions to the
Permanent Professoral Fund,

from A. D. Ostrander, for collections made in the
Collegiate Churches in New York, for the Con-
tingent Fund, viz:

Middle Church, $51 95; North Do. $15 00
from Michael Van Beuren, for half a year's interest
on his bond, due yesterday,

from D. Fanshaw, for half a year's interest on his
bond, due yesterday,

from Rev. G. Ludlow, for Minutes of General Synod
furnished the Classis of Philadelphia,

300

130 00

66 95

75,00

180 00

700

1100

25 42

262

from Rev. J. Wynkoop, for Minutes of General Sy-
nod furnished to the Classis of Paramus,
from Rev. R. D. Van Kleeck, for the Twenty-five
Cent Contribution of the church at Raritan,
"from Rev. J. C. Boice, for a collection made in the
churches at Salem and Union for the Theo. College,

' from S. Van Santvoord, on account of new subscrip-
tions obtained by him from sundry persons in the
congregations of North and Southampton for the
Permanent Professoral Fund,

from Rev. W. S. Heyer, for a collection made in the
church at Fishkill Landing for the Contingent Fund,
from Rev. Samuel H. Cox, for six months' interest
on his bond, due 1st instant,

from Rev. Isaac N. Wyckoff, on account of the sub-
scription of the church at Catskill to the third Pro-
fessorship,

8200

450

90 00

$50 00

30 00

2000

400

21 38

9718 11

22

1829.

May

Account continued.

By Balance brought forward,

CR.

22 By Cash from John M. Bradhurst, for half a year's interest on

P. Sherryd's bond, due this day,

Dolls. C. 9718 11

17500

32 60

5 00

335 00

ANNUAL DIGEST, 1829.

The Board of Direction of the Corporation of General Synod, submit their Annual Digest as follows, viz:

I. The Van Benschoten Fund.

The amount of this fund was, on the first day of April last, as reported by Mr. Peter Spader, the Deputy Treasurer of Rutgers' College, and which is loaned on Bond secured by Mortgages in the State of New Jersey,

Balance in the hands of the Deputy Treasurer,

Interest due on the 1st May last,

$17,541 82 395 37

1,103 01

There has been paid to Indigent Students during the past year out of this fund, $1022 50.

II. Legacy of the late Miss Rebecca Knox.

The amount of this fund is $2,000, due from the Trustees of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church.

One year's Interest received this year, due Jan. 1, 1829,
Balance in Treasurer's hands of last year,

Paid Indigent Students past year,

Balance

$120 00

37 86

157 86

150 00

786

III. Professoral Fund, late in the hands of the Trustees of Rutgers'

College, transferred to General Synod.

The securities of this fund are now deposited in the hands of Peter Spader, to receive the interest, and to account to the Treasurer of this Board.

IV. Indigent Students' Fund.

Nothing received on account of this fund the past year.

V. Indigent Students' Permanent Fund.

To this fund nothing has been added to the $200 paid by James Bogert, Jr., for its commencement.

VI. Heyer Scholarship.

The sum of $2,500, devised by Mr. Isaac Heyer, has been invested on Bond and Mortgage.

VII

Permanent Professoral Fund of General Synod.

Under this head are included all the moneys which have been collected and invested on the subscriptions for the Second and Third Professorships, as well as the moneys formerly belonging to this fund. Loaned on Bond secured by Mortgages, which includes

the Bond of the Collegiate Churches of New York, $41,200 00 Professoral Funds late in the hands of the Trustees of Rutgers' College, transferred to General Synod, per cent Stock of the State of New York,

Six

975 00

800 00

Six per cent Stock of the Corporation of the City of New
York, $700, was paid off in 1829.-See Treasurer's
Account.

In the hands of Treasurer now to be invested, (say)
Twenty Shares Bergen Turnpike Stock,* valued at

Four Shares Albany and Schenectady Turnpike Stock,

6000 00

500 00

240 00

100 00

58,590 00

VIII. Collections in the Churches.

During the past year there has been received from this source,

Note.-Ten Shares of the above Stock belong to Rutgers' College.