New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(5.1)

1. That from and after the publication hereof, the lines and bounds of the said county of Somerset shall be as follows, videlicet, beginning at the south branch of Raritan river, where the reputed division line between East and West Jersey strikes the same, along the rear of Raritan lots, until it meets with the north branch of said river; thence up the same to a fall of water, commonly called Allamatonck; from thence along the bounds of Morris county to Passaick river; thence down the same to the lower corner of William Dockwrae's two patents on the same river; and thence, on a straight line, southeasterly, to the head of Greenbrook; and thence down the same brook to Boundbrook; thence down said Boundbrook to the place where it empties itself into Raritan river; thence down Raritan river to the place where the road crosseth said river at Inian's ferry; from thence along said old road, which leads by Jedediah Higgins' house, towards the falls of Delaware, until it intersects the division line aforesaid; thence along the said division line to the south branch of Raritan river, aforesaid, where it first began; any act or acts of the general assembly of this province, or any article, clause or thing in them or any of them contained, to the contrary thereof, in anywise notwithstanding.