See Writ of error 401
See Limitation 411
Proceedings in 425
ELECTORS — Of president and vice president, when and how chosen, duties, &c. 10G, 5o4
When appointed 265
Vacancies, how filled 799
ELECTION— Of members of assembly, sheriffs, &c, regulated 273, 303
Of county collector , 321
Of township officers 342
For electors, memoers of congress, &c 534, 798
Of militia officers 586
If candidates have equal votes, second election 740
Officers of, not to be candidates 741
Who have a right to vote 741
Where voters are to vote 742
When polls opened and closed 74:;
Penalty on officers for misbehavior 743
Oath of officers 743
To be by ballot 744
ELECTION BOX— How provided, robbery of, &c 743
ELIZABETH — Borough incorporated 97, 104
Charter in, part repealed 525
Bounds of 520, 539
Trial of appeals in 713
EMBRACERY— Definition and punishment 250
EMBEZZLING — By servants, definition and punishment 253
ENDORSEMENT— On ca. sa 424
ENGLISH LANGUAGE— Judicial proceedings to be in it 141
ENTAILS — Nature and operation 774
ENTERING HOUSE— With intent to rob, &c 253
ENTRY. — When right of, taken away 346
See Limitation 411
ENTRY OF SATISFACTION— Of judgment, how made 760
EQUITY OF REDEMPTION— When barred 412
ERROR — Variance between writ and record amendable 141
Death of party between verdict and judgment 166
Time necessary between teste and return of certain writs 166
Costs in !70
See Force and arms 185
For miswriting, false English, &c, in indictments 185
When writ is of right or of grace 186
In detinue 314
By reversioner or remainder-man 348
Writ of, in dower 400
How rectified 402
1166 INDEX TO THE LAWS OF
PAGE.
ERROR— -See Special bail 424
Where writ of, stays execution on second judgment 424
When pleadings to be filed 42G
Who may move argument 426
Writ of, when to be returned 426
Reversal of judgment for error, not to affect lands sold under the
judgment 434
Writ of, not allowable to court for small causes 642
Writ of, within what time to be allowed 692
Writ of, when stay of execution 693
ESCAPE — What, and how sheriff liable 156, 243
In criminal cases 256
From prison 263
Of debtor, its effect 265
ESSEX— Bounds 3, 18
When courts held 153, 364, 455
Representation of 518
When January term of common pleas to be held 660
ESSOIN— Abolished 183
ESTATES— Words creating fee simple, by devise 60
Created by parol or livery of seisin, to be at will, except certain leases
for three years 151
Pur auter vie, rent on, recovered 187
Pur auter vie, how devised and made assets 223
In fee simple, nature and operation 774
Fee tail 774
ESTRAYS— Regulations concerning 288
EVESHAM.— Bounds 504, 513
EVIDENCE— Record or transcript of deeds and wills 8, 461, 789
Record of surveys 17
Books of marriage 182
Treason not charged in indictment 184
Retaking on fresh pursuit on escape 243
Deed of land in the Delaware 292
At view 312
By jurors 314
Papers read, to be taken out by jury 314
Exemplification of bonds of keeper of state prison 325
Demurrer to 425
Record of execution 432
Examinations and depositions 437
See Register of births and deaths 446
Acknowledgement and proof of deeds 458, 748, 792
Witnesses excluded from, by crimes 462
See Libel 475
Printed laws to be read 546
See Deed of manumission 680
EXAMINATION— Of criminals, how taken 144
Of mother of bastard child 172
Of witnesses by commissioners 437, 546
Of witnesses in chancery 703
EXAMINER IN CHANCERY— Fees 4S2
EXCEPTIONS— To bail 135, 239, 404, 417, 419
Bills of, how taken, sealed, &c 293
To bail, on habeas corpus 425
EXCHANGE — Bills of, how endorsed, prosecuted, &c 395
Costs on recovery on bills of 666
EXECUTION — If debtor escape or die in prison, second execution may issue. . . . 265
If sheriff die after levy, who shall sell, &c 303
When stayed by writ of error
On second judgment, where writ of error on the first
Endorsement on ca. sa 424
THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. U67
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EXECUTION— What, and how, bind lands and goods 4:;i
Regulations respecting i:;i i,, ;;;;
Against proprietary rights 434
Against officers in defaull tor tax 472
From chancery, and how it binds goods 199
For military fines
How issued, served. &c 836
When to issue on second judgment
Not to take one cow, bed and bedding c,r, 1
Rent to be paid before goods removed 187
When lands may be sold before goods 671
How advertisement of sale to be made c,71
How stayed by writ of error C93
EXECUTOR — When to pay costs on suit for legacy 50
When not charged, unless agreement in writing 152
May sue or be sued in account 156
When suit survives to, and may be continued, and how l<;i
When to pay costs 1G8
How and when to sue and be sued, to administer estate, give bond, &c, 174 to 180
Of his own wrong, who to, and how, answerable 174
Who may cite, to account 180
To sue or distrain for certain rents 205
To use estate pur outer vie as assets 223
To execute devise to sell lands 226, 605, 672
See Recognizance on writ of error 402
Within what time may compel creditors to exhibit claims 412
To take refunding bond 412
Duty respecting contracts of testators 424
When liable in his own estate 431
Judgment against, not to affect testator's land 435
May obtain order of orphans' court to sell lands 435
Money received on sale to be assets, &c 436
Acting, or survivor, to execute certain trusts in sale of lands 573
When debtor, debt not discharged 573
Of constable, to sue for and appropriate money which he ought to have
collected 656
May obtain order to sell proprietary rights 670
How to advertise lands for sale in newspapers 671
Survivor to sell land ordered by orphans' court 672
Not to be sued in less than six months 766
Duty where estate is insolvent 767
When to give security and account with co-executor 77S, 779
How to put out minors' money 779
How accounts settled 786
Receipts and discharges may be recorded 788
EXEMPLIFICATION— See Deeds .' 8
Of bond of keeper of state prison 325
EXEMPT— From arrest (See Militia) 592
Who exempt from militia duty 711
EXERCISE— Time of, in militia, &c 592
EXONERETUR— On bail piece 420
EXPENSE— Of courts martial 593
EXTORTION — Definition and punishment 250
EXTREME CRUELTY — Cause of divorce a men. et tho 668
F
FAIRFIELD— Bounds 510
FAIRS — Abolished 265
FALSE ENGLISH— Not to vitiate indictment 186
FALSE IMPRISONMENT— Punishment 262, 735
FALSE LIGHTS — To mislead vessels "22
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FALSE SWEARING— To register of births or deaths 447
FALSE TOKENS— Punishment 256
FARCE — Not to be performed without license 382
FATHER — May appoint testamentary guardian 227
Must support poor child 764
FEE SIMPLE — Nature and operation of estate in 774
FEE TAIL — Nature and opei'ation 774
FEES — In cases of tide swamps and meadows 88
On partitions of land 93
On references 159
Of secretary and register to be set up in office 231
Of judges taking sheriff's bond ■ 238
On tavern license 282
To be paid by pedlers 294
In forcible entry and detainer 352
Of auditors in attachment 362
Of town committee under act to regulate fences 392
Of notary public 397
On commissions to take depositions 437, 546
Of town clerk in registering births and deaths 446
To judges, for holding circuits 456
Of sheriff, for notice to defaulting jurors 457
Of officers collecting taxes 465
Of courts and public officers regulated 481, 512
Of judges and masters sitting to advise chancellor 499
Of secretary of state, concerning fines 501
Copies of fees to be set up in clerks' offices 521
Of inspectors of flour 565
In court of appeals and prerogative court 574
For militia services, and when demanded 594, 710
Of commissioners, to divide land 597
In Trenton sessions 607
Under road act 627
Of court for small causes 646, 772
Under act regulating assignment of debtors 674
On judgment by confession 685
Of secretary of state 728
Of criminals in state prison, how remitted and paid 730
For recording and indexing deeds, &c 750
On entering satisfaction of judgment 760
To be put up in office of surrogate 783
FEMALE— Not to be imprisoned for debt 652
FEME COVERT — Dying intestate, how estate distributed 179
Not to make will of lands 223
What conveyances by, good 346 to 347
May defend without husband 347
Not prejudiced by husband's conveyance 347
How to acknowledge deed 458
FENCES— See Tide swamps 82 to 89
Regulated 387
FERRIAGE— Of militia men 588
FERRIES— How regulated 408
FIERI FACIAS — After ca. sa. where defendant dies in prison 265
Proceedings on, in chancery 704
See Execution
See Ca. sa
FINES — Capias pro fine abolished 171
To be paid to treasury by sheriff 210
Appropriated to poor 248, 271, 231, 295, 372, 378, 550, 569
In case for, replevin will not lie 216
Transmitted by clerks to treasurer 451
On defaulting jurors 454
THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. 1169
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FINES — Account of, to bo returned to secretary of state 500, 501
Militia 579, 593,' 709
Of criminals in state prison, how remitted 730
On criminal prosecutions, how paid 730
Of criminals in state prison, how recovered out of their estate 731
When to be paid to poor houses 765
To transfer titles, &c, abolished 475
FINES FOR ALIENATIONS— Abolished 167
FISHERY — In the Delaware, under agreement of New Jersey and Pennsylvania 57
In Raritan, regulated 452
In South river, regulated 520
In Hackensack, regulated 537, 596
In Delaware, regulated 57, 541, 569, 653, 659
In creeks, in Salem 597
On islands and bars, in the Delaware 659
In Cohansey creek, regulated 662
FISHING— On Sunday 378
FIRE — In woods, wilful, and how extinguished 146
No person liable for accidental 210
FLOUR — Inspection of, packing, shipping, &c 565
FOLIO— One hundred words 481
FORCE AND ARMS — Not necessary in indictments 185
FORCIBLE ABDUCTIONS— Definition and punishment 246
FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER— What and how prosecuted and barred. 349
FORECLOSURE— See Mortgage 152
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE— Costs on 666
FOREIGN JURIES— When ordered 453
FOREIGN POWER— Maintaining its authority 262
FOREIGNERS— Hold land in Perth Amboy 61
How landed, &c 655
FORFEITURE— Of office by farming out 53
To the state, under statute to prevent frauds and perjuries 149
Abolished in criminal cases 263
Of vessels fitted out for slave trade 372
See Vice and immorality 378
Transmitted by clerk to treasurer 451
When to be paid to poor houses 765
FORFEITED ESTATES— Settled (See Debts) 59, 60, 61
See Restoration of records in Monmouth 235
FORFEITED RECOGNIZANCES — Transmitted by clerk to treasurer 451
FORGERY — Not bailable by justice or sessions, nor tried there 144
Copy of indictment, list of witnesses, challenges, trial 184
Definition and punishment 255
Excludes from being a witness 462
Punished by imprisonment in cells 739
FORNICATION— Punishment 248
FOWL — How preserved, &c 673
FRANKLIN— Bounds of 661
FRANKFORD— Bounds 287
FRAUDS— On incorporated banks 801
FRAUDS AND PERJURIES— Act for prevention of : 148
See Judgments collusive 346
FREEHOLD— Bounds of
FREEHOLDER— May alien, and how part aliened to be held 166
List of, for juries, to be made by sheriff aid
Duty in preventing disturbance of religious meetings »o4
74
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FREEHOLDERS, CHOSEN— Incorporation, power, duties 317
Duty in ascertaining bounds of counties 353
Duty respecting work houses 443
To establish and regulate markets for live stock 522
See Roads 619
Term of office 655
Moneys accounted for to them and vested in board 694
When to adjourn 694
May sell lands 694
Duty where vacancy in assembly or council 741
FREE NEGROES— Not to travel without certificate 375
FREE PORT— Perth Amboy 61
Burlington 76
FREE SCHOOLS— Fund for 612, 649
FRONTIER— Defence of 595
FUGITIVES— Their estates to be .leased 52, GO
See Debts 59, 60, 61
How expense of bringing back to be paid 652
FUND— For free schools 649, 660
G
GAME — Provisions respecting ." 26
Indians excepted therefrom 28
How preserved, &c 673
GAMING— Indictable 2G7
Contracts void 267
Money lost at, recoverable 2G8
Not allowed in taverns 285
GAOLS— How kept by sheriff 239
Breaking, punishment 257
Bounds of, laid out, &c 426
In Trenton 538
In Burlington 559
GAOLER — Punishment for not receiving criminals •
Not to be tavern keeper 263
Duty in keeping United States' prisoners 457
GARNISHEE— See Attachment 355
GENERAL ASSEMBLY— Representation in 299
GENERAL ISSUE — Pleadable in suits on habeas corpus 198
Pleadable in action for improper distress
Pleadable under act to suppress vice, &c 384
Pleaded and special matter given in evidence, except between mutual
dealers 404
In suits under penal statutes 405
GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS— See Sessions.
GENERAL STAFF— Organized ■ 576
GENERAL VERDICT— Jury not compelled to give 314
GIRDLING — See Trees 623
GLOUCESTER— Bounds of J
Courts, when held 3C 4, 453
Road in, altered 45 6
Shell fish in, how planted and protected 759
GOLD COIN — Counterfeiting, how punished 738
GOOD BEHAVIOR— Recognizance for 142
When surety for, ordered by the court ^6
THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. 1171
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GOODS — Of tenant when hot liable to be taken in execution until rent paid. . . . 1.87
When bound by execution i;;i
When bound by execution from chancery \\>:i
When not to be sold until after lands 071
See Postea.
Stolen from wrecks, returned with double value 71G
Stolen from wrecks, found, duty of finder 716
Stolen from wrecks, embezzled 716
GOVERNMENT— Permanent seat of 108
GOVERNOR— See Manufactures . L08
To order suit on sheriff's bond 238
To license pedlers 294
To appoint notaries 397
Oath, and how administered 440
Fees 481
To make proclamation respecting contagious diseases 502
Duties under act to support jurisdiction of the state 533, 689
Duties under act regulating election of electors and members of con-
gress 534, 799
Duties under act to regulate fishery in Delaware 542
To appoint inspectors of flour, &c 565
To order out militia 589
Not to accept certain offices under general government 605
Trustee of school fund 649
To distribute public laws to other states 652, 752
To give warrant for expenses of removing criminals 652
To appoint commissioners respecting navigation of Delaware 708
When to remit fines and fees of criminals " 730
To grant permit to make paper for bank notes 738
Duty on vacancy of speaker or vice president 741
To offer reward for criminals 775
How to permit slave to be sent out of the United States 793
To appoint commissioners to settle with Delaware 795
When to suspend sentence of death 796
GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL — May pardon criminals on certain terms 738
GRAND CHILDREN— Whom they must support 764
GRANDMOTHER — Must support poor child 764
GRANDFATHER— Must support poor child 764
GRAND JURORS — Summons, qualifications, powers, proceedings, penalties 311
When to take oath of allegiance 442
Penalties, how recovered 456
Summoned without precept in oyer and terminer 658
GRANTS— The word or in Carteret's charters construed and 2
Of trust void, unless in writing
See Attornment 461
See Conveyances.
See Frauds and Perjuries.
GRANTEES— Rights against" lessees 314
(For repealer see P. L. 1898, 122 leg., 54 ses., statutes, page 113.)
GRANTS OF TRUSTS— See Trusts 151
GREENWICH— Bounds 661
GREAT EGG HARBOR— Bounds 316, 559
Shell fish in, how planted, protected, &c 759
GRIST MILLS— Races opened, &c 612
GUARD— See Militia
GUARDIAN— May sue or be sued in account 156
Liable for waste *"°
Testamentary, appointment and duties £<<
Right respecting dower 6 ™
Duties 4UJ
1172
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PAGE.
GUARDIAN — Duties when lands cannot be divided 597
Of idiots and lunatics, their duties 696
When and how ordered to render accounts 777
When and how to give security 777, 778
How accounts settled 785
Their receipts and discharges may be recorded 788
GUARDIANSHIP— Letters of, who to grant, &c 776
Letters of, how and for what revoked 778
Bond 784
GUN POWDER — Manufactories and magazines, where to be erected 549
GUNNING 26, 673
GUNS — Who may carry for game, &c 26
Loaded, (See Militia) 592
H
HABEAS CORPUS— Granted, marked, signed, served, returned, &c 193
Party liberated, not to be again imprisoned 196
When action to be brought for disobedience of 198
In such suit defendant may plead general issue 198
How writ allowed after oyer and terminer proclaimed for county 199
When prisoner is in by judgment of court of record 243
To remove cause into supreme court 310
Habeas corpora jurat orum 312
Respecting negroes and indians 376
To remove cause into supreme court 424
Bail on, required and justified 425
Pleadings in 425
If plaintiff recover in suit removed by, he has full costs 666
HACKENSACK— Fishery in 537, 596
HALF BLOOD— Heirs of, how to inherit 60S
HAMILTON— Bounds of 559
HANOVER— Bounds of 526
HARDISTON— Bounds of 128
HAWKERS— Regulated 294
HEIRS— See Devises S
See Intestate 76, 174
Waste by 209
Not inherited by corruption of blood, &c 263
When and how liable for ancestor's debts 291
HEIRS— -See Posthumous children 392, 608
How to inherit 608, 774
HEALTH— See Perth Amboy 555
Unwholesome provisions 735
HEALTH OFFICER— At Perth Amboy 555
HEALTH COMMITTEE— At Perth Amboy 556
HIGHWAYS — Overseers of, to extinguish fires in woods 146
Where they divide counties 292
See Bridges 385
Laid out, worked, regulated, &c 615
HOLDING OVER— By tenant, how punished 1SS
HONORS — Received from other governments 549
HOPEWELL— Bounds of 554
HORSES— What, are not to run at large 378
In military service, appraised 589
HORSE ARTILLERY 711
THE STATE OP NEW JERSEY. 1178
HORSE RACING— Prohibited
HORSIMUS ISLAND
HOUSE BREAKING— With intent to kill, ftc 253
By nighi 738
Punished by Imprisonment In the cells
HOUSE OF CORRECTION S< ■ Work-house 443, 538, 558
HOWELL— Bounds 509
HUCKSTERS — Not to entertain students at school, &c 532
HUNTERDON— Bounds of 5,18,21
Representation in legislature 299
Courts, when held 3G4, 453
HUNTING 2G, 073
On Sunday 370,' 378
HUSBAND — Right to administer on wife's estate 179
.May sue or distrain for rent after death of wife 206
See Conveyance and acknowledgment by wife 34G to 347
Where default or conveyance, not to injure wife 347
IDIOTS— Cannot make wills 223
Who, and how managed 223
IMMORALITY— Statute respecting 37S
See Religious worship 552
IMPARLANCE— Not allowed 421
IMPARTIAL EXECUTION OF OFFICE— See Justices' supreme court 605
IMPARTIAL ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE 688
IMPOSTORS— Religious 248
IMPRISONMENT— See Habeas corpus 193
Effect of insolvent discharge 222
Action for false, not cognizable before justice 029
Females not imprisoned for debt 652
In the cells, who 739
INCEST— Punishment 247
INCHANTMENT 248
INCOMPATIBILITY — In certain cases of offices under United States and this
state 208
.lust ire and Sheriff
Justices supreme court
INCORPORATION— .See Penh Amboy 01
Sec Burlington TO
See Elizabeth 97, 104
For manufacturing purposes 108
See Paterson 110, 124
See Trenton 1^5
Of societies to promote learning 154
Of townships
Nee Princeton 561
INDENTURE— Of poor children 41. 768
Of servants and apprentices '■''^'<
By slave, for manumission, when discharged
Age stated in not conclusive 669
Gives child of slave a settlement 765
INDEPENDENCE, DECLARATION OF ix
INDEPENDENCE— Bounds of 56
INDEX— To judgments *23
To deeds ' 49
1174 INDEX TO THE LAWS OF
PAGE.
INDIANS— Their right to kill game ; 28
Purchase of lands from 231 to 235
How punished 262
" Ha beat corpus 376
INDICTMENT — How to conclude 52
Statute of amendments and jeofails, not to affect 142
What tried in sessions 143
In oyer and terminer, to be delivered to sessions in certain cases 154
Act concerning costs not applied to 171
Copy of, when given 184
On what, court to assign counsel 184
Words, "force and arms," not necessary 185
Miswriting and false English, not to injure 186
Within what time to be found 196
For perjury, how drawn 249
Limitation of 263
Trial of, for offences on creeks, rivers, highways, &c 293
Trial of, where stroke and death, in different county or state 297
■<■■ Recognizance on writ of error 402
When to be tried, and costs 406
How removed from sessions by certiorari 408
INDICTOR— Not to be on jury 185
INFANCY INFANT— Children of vagrants 48, 473, 763
When and how infant trustee compelled to convey land 158
Certificate of consent to marriage of 181
Not to make wills of lands 223
Guardians of, by will or deed 227
How bound and treated 366
When infant is heir, his right respecting dower 398
How to sue, &c 414
Proceedings not to stay 414
Money of, to be put out at interest by administrators, executors and
guardians 779
INFECTIOUS DISEASES— Introduction of, into Perth Amboy 555
INFECTED VESSELS— Proclamation respecting 502
INFORMER— See Common informer 405
INFORMATION — In criminal cases, not to be exhibited 199
In nature of quo warranto 206
See Recognizance on writ of error 402
See Common informer 405
INJUNCTION— See Ejectment for rent arrear 190
Court always open to grant 494
On what terms granted and dissolved 495
Waste after injunction 496
To prevent use of steamboats 564
See Steamboats 689
When granted, to stay proceedings at law 704
INLAND BILLS OF EXCHANGE— Endorsed, prosecuted, &c 395
INNS — Licensed, regulated, &c 281
Who and how licensed 744
INQUESTS OF DEATH— How taken 232
When to be taken by justices 511
INQUIRY.— In replevin 215
Writ of for damages in error 401
Notice of executing, countermand, costs 423
INQUISITION — Act concerning costs, not to apply 171
Words, "force and arms" not necessary 186
To be delivered to constable 234
Nor. to be indented 235
See Recognizance on writ of error 402
INSOLVENT LAW— To what claims and persons it applies 651, 652
What property saved for debtor's family 651
THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. 1175
PAGE.
INSOLVENT LAW— How estate distributed 766
Certain law repealed, with saving, &c 793
INSOLVENT DEBTOR— Proceedings 210, 223, 262
When to apply and be heard ' 651
What property reserved for family 651
Female not to be imprisoned for debt 652
How estates distributed 766
INSPECTION — Of judgment and process, not necessary 424
Of flour and meal 565
INSPECTORS— Of beef, &c, duties, oaths, &c 514
Of flour and meal, duties, &c 565
INSPECTORS OF STATE PRISON— Duties and compensation 325
Daily pay 729
Duty in detaining prisoner 729
To certify costs to treasurer 729
To punish prisoners for disorderly conduct 732
Appoint acting inspector and agent 732
When and how appointed, and vacancies filled 795
INTEREST— On certain debts 61
Rate of 269
When lenders to answer bill respecting 269
See Brocage 270
INTESTATE— See Bond to refund distributive share 50, 412
Leaving no relations, how estate disposed of 76
Estate of, administered and distributed 174
Lands sold by administrator 436
Contracts, when executed 524
Estate of persons dying insolvent distributed 776
Lands, when and how divided 779
INTERLOCUTORY JUDGMENT— Effect of, in assumpsit 423
INTERRUPTION— See Militia 593
INTERNAL NAVIGATION— Fund for improvement created 657
INTRUSION— Into office, (See Quo warranto) 206
INVALIDS — How pensions paid 514
INVENTORY— What, and how made, filed, &c 176
By guardian 402
How proved, recorded, &c 782
Of insolvent 794
IRON WORKS— -See Roads 623
ISLANDS — In Delaware, where offenses on are triable 58
ISSUE— General, pleaded and special matter proved 198, 202, 384, 404, 405
In law first tried 422
In supreme court, where tried 453
Of marriage and bastardy, where tried 455
When formed in chancery 498
J
JEFFERSON— Bounds 518
JEOFAILS— See Amendments 137
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