New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(1.6)

6. That the line of partition between Burlington and Gloucester county begins at the mouth of Pensauquin, alias Cropwell creek; thence up the same to the fork; thence along the southernmost branch thereof, sometimes called Cole branch, until it comes to the head thereof, which is the bounds betwixt Samuel Lipencote's and Isaac Sharp's land; thence upon a straight line to the southernmost branch of Little Eggharbour river, including the said Sharp's land in Gloucester county; thence down the said branch and river to the mouth thereof; thence to the next inlet on the south side of Little Eggharbour's most southerly inlet; thence along the seacoast to the line of partition between East and West Jersey; thence along the said line of partition by Maidenhead and Hopewell to the northernmost and uttermost bounds of the township of Amwell; thence by the same to the river Delaware; thence by the river Delaware to the first-mentioned station.