New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 40 § 18-4(9.1)

1. That the bounds between the counties of Salem and Cumberland, shall be as followeth, videlicet, beginning at the middle of the mouth of Stow creek, and running up the middle of the same, opposite to the mills that formerly belonged to John Brick, esquire; then continuing still up the middle of Stow creek branch; opposite to the house of Hugh Dunn; then on a direct line to said Hugh Dunn's house, leaving said Dunn's house in Cumberland county; and from said house, on a straight line, north fifty-one degrees, fifteen minutes east, ninety-four chains, to the house of Azel Pierson, formerly Nathan Shaw's, leaving said Pierson's house in Cumberland county; from thence northeast, until it intersects the line of Pilesgrove township or precinct, in distance three hundred and five chains; and thence along Pilesgrove line, as was marked by the said commissioners, south forty-seven degrees east, until it intersects the middle of the watercourse of Prince Maurice's river, below the mouth of Muddy run; from thence up said river, bounding on the middle of the watercourse thereof, to the foot of Scotland branch; then up said branch, bounding on the middle of the watercourse, to Gloucester line; which said river, lines and creek as aforesaid, shall forever hereafter be taken, deemed and esteemed the bounds of partition between the aforesaid counties of Salem and Cumberland; any law or usage to the contrary thereof notwithstanding.