United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783; Jay, John, 1745-1829
Summary
Because, upon the sealing of any town, two town lots should be reserved by
the purchaser for the free use of the governor, to be disposed of as he thinks fit,
Nicolls is disposing of one of the two town lots to Richard Sadler, his heirs and
assigns forever. Sadler is to be admitted to the lot with like and equal privileges as
others on the same plantation. >From the New York Secretary's Office, Lib. Patents I,
52. Certified by Goldsbrow Banyar. Entered before the Commission to settle the boundary
between New York and New Jersey 11 August 1769.
