New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(6.1)

1. That all and singular the lands within the following bounds, videlicet, beginning in the county of Salem, at the mouth of Stow creek, and running up the same unto John Brick's mills, leaving the said Brick's mills within the county hereby erected; then continuing still up Stow creek branch to the house where Hugh Dunn now dwells, leaving said Hugh Dunn within the new county; and from the said Hugh Dunn's house, upon a straight line, to Nathan Shaw's house, leaving said Nathan Shaw's house within the new county; and then on a northeast course, until it intersects the Pilesgrove line, leaving Pilesgrove within Salem county; then along the said line till it intersects the line which divides the counties of Gloucester and Salem; then running southeastward, down Gloucester line, unto the boundaries of Cape May county; then bounded by Cape May county to Delaware bay; and then up Delaware bay to the place of beginning; shall be erected, and the said lands are hereby erected into a county, named and henceforth to be called by the name of Cumberland.