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Hoao 1t IS lManaged.-On Monday, September
81, several carriages from Newark and one or two
from Patterson loaded with men evidently foreign
ers, drove up to the Van Buren, House in New
ark. AS the court Of Common Pleas was then in
session, it was supposed that the object of these
men was to apply to the Court to be admitted to
citizenship. None of them, however, appear
ed in open Court, but the Clerk of the
Court, Samuel IL. Berry, in defiance OF law
privately and unknown to the Court, at the Van
Buren, House aforesaid, admitted them to citizen
ship. The Court having inquired into the matter
at the close OF the term made the following order
and directed the clerk TO enter the same on the
minutes of the Court


The Court having been informed by the clerl
that certain proceedings were had in the name o
this Court, on Monday, the oath instant, at thu
house of David ID. Damarest, while the court wer
in session at the Court House, and also, after tn