with regards to the first town mentioned above, did it face colonization?
Yes, by the Dutch, Swedes, British etc
South Jersey
 Dutch
where do i buy beer in new jersey Bars, restaurants, and liquor stores what are the fees for being caught driving under the influence of alcohol? Penalties for DUI vary by level of intoxication and number of previous convictions. are there any alcohol rules to be followed at a casino? Casinos, and vendors serving, selling or storing alcoholic beverages for a casino, are required to obtain a casino hotel alcoholic beverage (CHAB) license from the Division of Gaming Enforcement. who were responsible in writing the alcohol laws for this state? Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control can you share names of the its members? UNANSWERABLE any places in this state where no alcohol is consumed? South Jersey and Ocean City what is the permissible age alcohol consumption? A person must be at least 21 years old. any punishment if you are caught drinking below the permissible age? If convicted the person is punishable by up to 6 months in jail (rarely imposed), a $500–$1000 fine, and a mandatory 6-month suspension of the person's driver's license. what is the cost of a drinking permit? Special permits are allowed to range in price from $10 to $2000, are limited to 25 days per year for a given premises, and currently there are 3 types of permits for non-licensees.
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South Jersey [SEP] Colonial period
Although the present-day territory of South Jersey was claimed by the Dutch in 1609, Dutch settlement remained nonexistent except for trading purposes. In 1638, New Sweden was established along the Delaware River. The Swedes established two permanent settlements in present-day South Jersey: Swedesboro and Bridgeport (formerly named New Stockholm). New Sweden was captured by the Dutch in 1655, and remained part of New Netherland until its cession to the British in 1667. During the British colonial period, nearly all of South Jersey was part of the Province of West Jersey, existing between 1674 and 1702 as a Quaker commonwealth. Burlington, the capital of West Jersey, was established in 1677, and Camden was established in 1681.