New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(43.1)

1. That the said division line shall be and the same is hereby located, defined and established as follows, to wit: beginning in the middle of the lower road leading from Elizabeth to Newark, at the small bridge near the southerly line of Evergreen cemetery; thence running northerly in a straight course to a brownstone monument marked “U.C.” and “E.C.”, near the westerly line of the upper road leading from Elizabeth to Newark; thence in a straight line northwesterly to a stake in the easterly line of the road leading past the house of Jonathan Winans, Jr., said stake being thirty-five feet six inches southerly from the most northerly corner of Mrs. Phebe Grummons' land (and the most westerly corner of Thomas Chandler's land); thence in the same course northwesterly thirteen hundred and fifty feet to a stake in land formerly belonging to O.S. Halstead, deceased; thence westerly in a straight line to a stake in the southeasterly line of the Harbor road, said stake standing one hundred and forty-seven feet northeasterly from the most westerly corner of Jotham Brown's land (and the most northerly corner of Nathaniel Compton's land); thence westerly in a straight line to a stake in the southeasterly side of the road leading from Springfield to Orange, said stake standing in the most northerly corner of Wickliff Headley's land; thence in the same course westerly to the Rahway river.