The Bill of complaint in the chancery of New-Jersey, brought by Thomas Clarke, and others, against James Alexander, Esq; and others, commonly called the Proprietors of East New-Jersey : Wherein the title of the people of Elizabeth-Town, to the controverted lands, is fully exhibited, and the objections of the pretended proprietors, stated, and refuted. : Now published from the original filed in the Court of Chancery, in 1754, to satisfy many who are curious to know the foundation of a private debate of the greatest importance in America.