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The missing or alienated
original documents listed below are public records of the State of New
Jersey as defined by New Jersey Statutes 47:3-16 and subject
to legal demand and recovery under 47:3-27 & 28. Be advised that
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Enrolled Laws of the Royal Colony of New Jersey
1741-1749
4
November 1741 |
An
Act to enable the Chief Justice and other Judges of the Supreme Court,
to
appoint Commissioners in the several Counties of this Province, to
take special Bail,
and to administer Oaths and Affirmations in Causes depending in the
Supreme Court.
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25
November 1742 |
An
Act for the Support of the Government of His Majesty's Province of
New-Jersey for
one Year, to commence the twenty-third Day of September 1742, and
to end the
twenty-third Day of September 1743.
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2
December 1743 |
An
Act to encourage the direct Importation of Rum from the British Plantations
in
the West-Indies, and of such Wines as may lawfully be imported from
the Places
of their Growth, Product and Manufacture, into the Eastern Division
of New-Jersey.
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1744 |
An
Act for naturalizing Ludwick Hadn, Jacob Utrz, Frederick Tendle Spick,
Adam
Hoeshield, Michael Tilheaver, Peter Dofgel, Hans Michael Milner, Johannes
Hoffman,
Matthias Houshilt, Johannes Trimmer, Adam Bellesfelt, Johan William
Bellesfelt, Peter
Bellesfelt, Joannes Henry Snug, Bastiyan Kes, Johan Chris Smith, Junior,
Filliep
Snieder, Hendrick Winter, Johan Diel Berg, Adam Diels, Hendrick Diels,
Matthias
Trimmer and Matthias Sharpentin.
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1
June 1745 |
An
Act for applying Two Thousand Pounds of the Interest Money now in
the
Treasury, arising from the Loans of the Bills of Credit, for His Majesty's
Service.
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28
June 1746 |
An
Act for making Current Ten Thousand Pounds in Bills of Credit, to
enable the
Honourable John Hamilton, Esq; Commander in Chief of this Colony,
or the
Commander in Chief for the Time being, to defray the Expence of Arming
and Cloathing
the Forces to be raised in this Colony for his Majesty's Service,
in the present
Expedition against Canada, and directing the Manner of Sinking the
said Bills of Credit.
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1
November 1746 |
An
Act to make current Eight Hundred and Fifty Pounds in Bills of Credit,
for the further
victualing the Forces lately raised in New-Jersey, on an Expedition
against Canada.
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9
March 1747 |
An
Act to make current One Thousand Pounds in Bills of Credit, for the
further
victualing and providing for the Forces lately raised in New-Jersey,
on an Expedition
against Canada.
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19
January 1747/1748 |
An
Act the better to prevent the Conceling of Stray Cattle, Horses, and
Sheep.
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19
January 1747/1748 |
An
Act to continue an Act entitled, An Act for better Settling and Regulating
the
Militia of this Colony of New-Jersey; for Repelling Invasions, and
Supressing
Insurrections and Rebellions.
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19
January 1747/1748 |
An
Act to oblige the several Sheriffs of this Colony of New-Jersey, to
give Security,
take Oaths or Affirmations therein directed, for the Discharge of
their Offices, and to
prevent their too long Continuance therein.
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19
January 1747/1748 |
An
Act to impower sundry of the Inhabitants of the Counties of Burlington
and
Gloucester, and others, to erect and build a Draw- or Swinging-Bridge,
over Cooper's
Creek in the said County of Gloucester, and for appointing Commissioners
to lay out
a more direct Road from Burlington over the said Bridge to Coopers
Ferries.
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19
January 1747/1748 |
An
Act for Naturalizing Peter Louderbouch, Catherine, Elizabeth and Barbara
his
three Daughters.
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19
January 1747/1748 |
An
Act for erecting the Southern Parts of the County of Salem, in New-Jersey,
into a
separate County, and ascertaining the Boundaries of the several Precincts
therein.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act for the better enabling the Judges and Justices of this Colony,
to ascertain
and tax Bills of Cost, and for making Provisions by Law, for the Payment
of the
Services of the several Officers of the Colony, and for preventing
the said Officers
from taking exorbitant Fees.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act for the Support of the Government of His Majesty's Colony of New-Jersey,
for one Year, to commence the tenth Day of August, One Thousand Seven
Hundred
and Forty Seven, and to end the tenth Day of August, One Thousand
Seven Hundred
and Forty Eight; and to discharge the publick Debts and the Arrearages,
and contingent
Charges thereof.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act to prevent Actions of Fifteen Pounds, and under, being brought
into the
Supreme Court of this Colony.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act for Punishing the Coiners and Counterfeiters of Foreign Coins,
passing
current, and the Counterfeiters of Bills of Credit of this Province.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act to suspend the Execution of Part of an Act, entitled, An Act for
Preserving
of Timber in the Eastern Division of the Colony of New-Jersey, and
all Sorts of Trees
in the Bounds of the Patent, or Charter of the Township of Bergen,
that lies in common.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act to suspend the Execution of an Act, entitled, An Act to encourage
the
direct Importation of Rum from the British, Plantations in the West-Indies,
and
of such Wines as may lawfully be imported from the Places of their
Growth, Product
and Manufacture, into the Eastern Division of New-Jersey.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
act for Avoiding Actions of Slander, and for Stay of Proceedings until
the first
Day of October, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Forty Eight, in other
Civil
Actions against the late Rioters.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act for the Suppressing and Preventing of Riots, Tumults, and other
Disorders,
within this Colony.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act to revive and continue the Process and Proceedings lately depending
in the
Court of Common Pleas for the County of Middlesex.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act for making current Forty Thousand Pounds in Bills of Credit.
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18
February 1747/1748 |
An
Act to subject certain Parcels of Bills of Credit now in the Treasury,
to the
Payment of the Support of Government, and directing the Manner of
Sinking the same.
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23
November 1748 |
An
Act for impowering certain Persons, herein after named, to draw and
receive the
Money Lent the Crown, for aiming and cloathing the Forces lately raised
in this
Colony, and to apply the same as herein is directed.
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16
December 1748 |
An
Act for the more effectual preventing of Lotteries, playing of Cards
and Dice,
and other Gaming for lucre of Gain, and to restrain the abuse of Horse
Racing within
the Colony for the future.
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16
December 1748 |
An
Act to erect and establish Courts in the several Counties of this
Colony, for the
Tryal of small Causes.
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16
December 1748 |
An
Act for the better enabling of Creditors to recover their just Debts
from Persons
who abscond themselves.
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16
December 1748 |
An
Act for the Support of the Government of His Majesty's Colony of New-Jersey
for One Year, to commence the tenth Day of August, One Thousand Seven
Hundred
and Forty Eight, and to end the tenth Day of August, One Thousand
Seven Hundred
and Forty Nine, and to discharge the Publick Debts, and the Arrearages
and
contingent Charges thereof.
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16
December 1748 |
An
Act to enable the Inhabitants of the County of Middlesex to build
a Work-House
and House of Correction within the said County, and to make Rules
and Orders for
the Government of the same.
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16
December 1748 |
An
Act for Naturalizing Hendrick Goeglets.
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28
March 1749 |
An
Act for the better repairing and amending the publick Highways, Roads,
Streets,
Wharf, and Bridges within the Town of Burlington.
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28
March 1749 |
An
Act for naturalizing Peter Schmuck, Philip Marot, and Peter Bruier.
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