New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(16.1)

1. That all that part of the township of Montgomery, in the county of Somerset, which lies south of the following line, to wit: beginning on the Millstone river, where the boundary line between the counties of Middlesex and Somerset crosses the same, continuing down said river to the original southeasterly corner of a tract of land called the Van Horn tract, and thence running westerly along the original south boundary of said tract, and continuing on in the same course to the middle of the road called the Pennington road, leading from the village of Rockyhill to the village of Pennington; and thence westerly along the middle of said road to the boundary line of the county of Somerset, shall be, and the same is hereby attached to and made a part of the county of Mercer, and shall be subject to all the laws which the county of Mercer now is or may be subject to; and said line shall hereafter be the boundary line between the county of Mercer and the county of Somerset.