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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
1751-1756
15
February 1750/1751 |
An
Act to revive an Act, entitled, An Act for the better settling and
regulating the Militia
of this Colony, for the repelling Invasions, and suppressing Insurrections
and Rebellions.
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6
June 1751 |
An
Act to enable the Legislature to settle the Quotas of the several
Counties in this
Colony, in order for levying of Taxes from time to time as Occasion
may require, for
Payment of the publick Debts, for Support of Government, and defraying
the Contingent
Charges thereof.
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6
June 1751 |
An
Act for the Support of the Government of His Majesty's Colony of New-Jersey,
for two
Years, to commence the tenth Day of August, One Thousand Seven Hundred
and Forty
Nine, and to End the tenth Day of August, One Thousand Seven Hundred
and Fifty One,
and to discharge the publick Debts and the Arrearages and contingent
Charges thereof.
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23
October 1751 |
An
Act to restrain Tavern-keepers and others from selling strong Liquors
to Servants,
Negroes and Molatto Slaves, and to prevent Negroes and Molatto Slaves,
from meeting
in large Companies, from running about at Nights, and from hunting
or carrying a Gun
on the Lord's Day.
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23
October 1751 |
An
Act for Naturalizing William Evelman.
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23
October 1751 |
An
Act to prevent the Exportation of unmerchantable Flour to foreign
Markets.
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23
October 1751 |
A
Supplement to an Act entitled, An Act to encourage the killing of
Wolves and Panthers.
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23
October 1751 |
A
Supplementary Act to the Act entitled, An Act to prevent the killing
of Deer out of
Season and against carrying of Guns, and hunting by Persons not qualifyed.
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8
June 1753 |
An
Act for Levying a Fund at different periods, by Provincial Taxes for
Sinking the Sum
of Fifteen Thousand Three Hundred and two Pounds, and four Pence,
now outstanding
in Bills of Credit, made Current for his Majesty's Service in the
late War.
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8
June 1753 |
An
Act to repeal and explain Part of an Act, Entituled, A Supplementary
Act to the
Act, entituled, An Act to prevent the killing of Deer out of Season,
and against carrying
of Guns, and hunting by Persons not qualified.
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8
June 1753 |
An
Act for the further Revival and Continuance of an Act, entituled,
An Act for the
Relief of poor distressed Prisoners for Debt.
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8
June 1753 |
An
Act to further continue an Act, entituled, An Act for better settling
and regulating
the Militia of this Colony of New-Jersey, for the repelling Invasions
and suppressing
Insurrections and Rebellions, passed in the nineteenth Year of his
present Majesty's
Reign.
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8
June 1753 |
An
Act for erecting the upper parts of Morris County in New-Jersey, into
a separate
County, to be called the County of Sussex, and for building a Court-House
and Goal
in each of the said Counties.
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8
June 1753 |
An
Act to repeal an Act, entituled, An Act for the better repairing and
amending the
publick High-ways, Roads, Streets, Wharff and Bridges within the Town
of Burlington.
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21
June 1754 |
An
Act for Naturalizing Johannes Doremus, Hendrick Beuf, jun. and Cornelius
Parant.
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21
June 1754 |
An
Act to enable the Mayor, Recorder, Alderman, and Common Councilmen,
of the
free Borough and Town of Elizabeth, to build a Poor House, Work-House,
and House
of Correction within the said Borough, and to make Rules, Orders and
Ordinances
for the Governing the same, and to repair the Gaols of the same Borough.
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3
March 1755 |
An
Act for making Provision, for the Subsistance of His Majesty's Forces,
during their
March through this Colony, and for providing Carriages, for Transporting
their Baggage.
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20
August 1755 |
An
Act for the Support of Government of his Majesty's Colony of New-Jersey,
to
commence the Twenty-First Day of May One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Fifty five,
and to end the Twenty first Day of May, One Thousand Seven Hundred
and Fifty six,
and to discharge the publick Debts and the contingent Charges thereof,
and for settling the
Quota's in the respective Counties, and levying of a Provincial Tax.
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20
August 1755 |
An
Act more effectually to prevent the French from being Supplied with
Provisions, Naval
and Warlike Stores, from the Colony of New-Jersey.
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2
June 1756 |
An
Act to enable the Possessors of two several Tracts of Tide Meadow
and Marsh, lying
and adjoining on the North Side of Cohansie Creek, alias Caesarea
River, in the County of
Cumberland: One Tract called and known by the Name of the Fork Marsh;
and the other
situate lower down the said Creek adjoining to the same, and to the
Lands in Possession of
Jonathan Holmes, Esq; and others, to stop our the Tide from overflowing
them.
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Updated August 30, 2017
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