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SERIOUS AFFRAY AT YORKTOWN

| A personal rencontre, likely 10 prove fatal TO
one OF The parties, tsays The Norfolk Beacon OF
| Monday,) occurred al Yorktown on Friday last,
between p. A. Souihall formerly Purser in the
U. S. Navy, and Thomas Nelson, U. S. Collec.
tor, and Mr.. - Parker. The circumstances
attendant on this melancholy affair, as far as we
have been enabled 10 gather them together, are as
follows:
MAJOR Robert Anderson having, il is said re-
moved fence between Mr. Nelson's farm and
his own, without The knowledge and consent of
MIR. ~, caused Mr.. N. to call on MIR. A. TO remon-
strate with him, caulionine him for the future TO
consult him Ohe owner) before he again under
took 10 remove his fence. This interview, result
ing perhaps in some unpleasant personal wrang-
ling, induced MIR Sou,hall, who is a near con-
ncclion BY marriage OF Mr.. A., 10 call upon Mr..
Nelson, and 10 demonstrate with him for quar-
reiling and abusing so aged man as Mr.. A., re-
marking that il he wished TO quarrel i. would
perhaps be as well 10 have one with him, man
Of HIS own age &c. This interview was char
aclerizcd also by much personal abuse, we
learn, one Of the parties charging the other with
gross misdemeanors, &c. This second inler-
view led 10 a third under the following circum-
stances, when the personal rcnconre occurred.
Mr.. N. who is much smaller man than MIR. S.
having requested his nephew, MIR. Parker 10 ac-
company him, they together met or called upon
MIR. S. when some personal, unpleasant, alterca-
ton again occurring, The parties clinched, and
then The circumstance OF Mr.. Nelson, who vas
mach The smaller man Of the Two, being consider
ably wors.ed, induced MIR. Parker, his friend, 10
inlerpose, who remarked 10 Mr. S. that he had bel
ter take man nearer his size and physical
strength for fight, which diverted the fight from
MIR. Nelson 10 himself, not however, without their
first ulieIirg many hard sayings, each against The
other. MIR. Parker in this fsh, proving himself
The stronger Of the Two, and being likely, We are
told TO irflic, pretty severe castigaion on his
antagonists, Mr.. Soulhall drew his pistol and be-
lore i, could be wfes,ed from him. noiwilhstand-
ing an effort 10 do so by byslander, fired and shot
Nelson in the abdomen, who, eIclaming II am
shot," drew his knife and made an aiiemp, to cut
The throat Of Mr. Son,hall, the knife striking
Souhsl in The back OF the neck, and laying open
his neck and face wide 10 The corner OF the mouth.
The parties being now about 10 be separated, Mel.
son who had, in The interim, provided himself
with rifle, fred a,Sou,hall, but wi.hou, effect.
The above are the particulars, as far as We
have been enabled 10 collect them, OF this unfor-
,unale aud probably fatal affiay.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

the time OF his departure, that, ii lie should have
the opportunity, he would surely Distinguish
bimselfin battle A more honorable young man
lhere is not in our midst. We sincerely ''u',
that the approximations entertained oo'h mere anu
in Mexico of his fate may soon DC Temo'co' anu
that his MANY friends may yet sec him rea'ofeu "
a long and useful life.
Lieutenant Muniord was attached 10 COMPANY
G. Captain Carins,ons; Lieutenant Mahan'
(rom Philadelphia 10 Company " captain
Bankhead's.
Wccx,racll The following letter from yesterdays
Republican. -,
China, Mexico May q, lS4I.
n p. BALDWIN, Eso.-Dear Sir: al The re-
ouest Of the officers concerned, ana IN accordance
With The dictates ot prudence. ana having myseii
M nersonal knowledge oil the affair, consider u
Nv 'oa prI that you should be informed in adj
vance of a most unfortunate and greatly 10 be de-
nlored event, which occurred al this post on yes
terday. ,u
Some difficulty having taken place between
Lieut.. Munlord, Company G [CarIington'sl and
Lieut.. Mahan, Of Company 9 IBanEhead's,l q
hostile meeting took place between lhefn about
o'clock, P. NJ, with muskets, and both flf'ns al
The same moment, both, an fearful, are mortal
~ wounded-Muniord receiving seven buck shot
and Mahan three. Both yet survive, yet ii is
"hoping agains, hope" that either will live.
The cause, manner and issue OF The melan-
choly meeting deeply regretted by all the officers
here) will be forwarded under the signatures OF
The officers who were present and know al! about
the matter
This goes b. an express, which sets out for
Camargo tonight and there is no lime 10 pre-
pare The statement, which will be sent forward
The first opportunity.
Your friend, X. Il. klNNtf,
III Lieut.. Light Inf. Co. Va. Rca't.
n. B.-Thc officers present were Capts. Bank
beod and Young and Lieut.. Garnell.
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The Wings are preparing 10 assail The ADM.
nislration forlhe appointment Of Captain Hughes,
Of the Typographical Engineers, as Lieutenant
Colonel OF battalion of troops in the District OF
Columbia, in place OF Charles Lee Jones, Esq,
10 whom, it is alleged. the appointment was ro-
sitively promised by the Secretary of War. The
Wing acknowledges Captain Hughes to be an
accomplished officer, but says that his "particu-
lar claim upon the office grows out of the fact
that he is a son.in-aw OF The Secretary of War;"
This is a mistake; Captain Hughes is scn-inA
law ot,he late Virgil Maxcy, Esq, Solicitor of The
Treasury. We know Mr.. Jones and appreciate
his high character and intelligence, and shoudre-
gret TO see injustice done him; but We are utterly
unacquain,ed with The facts rumored and can
no, form any opinion as 10 The merits of the case.
We cannot, however, refrain from an expression
of our surprise, that the Wings, who were so cla-
morous agains, The appointment Of civilians over
experienced and educated officers to imporlan,
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SPEEDY RETURN.-The National an.
nounces MAJ. Gen. Pillow as being in New Or
leans on lis way 10 the scat OF war. If this be
so, he must intend 10 ask promptly, as ne ough, 10
do, a court OF enquiry into the charges lately
brought against him.
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The Republican says that $50 dollars were col
ecled a, the meeting for The poor on Tuesday
night, when the Reverend Doctor Fuller made
one Of his finest efforts.
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In CHANGER. -VlrGlsi.:-at Gouu &
Session, held r tie county If i.or'a, 2 y
house Thereon, on ionday, The lalh day q tei
John GaTptntef,William Armstrong ani ;
wife, formerly sam Carpenter, William Ill
and Fanny his w:ie, 'armerly Fanny Caqtrlsf
L. Carpenter, Marshal W. CarwHter, iinrioa
pentcr, Milton II. CaspYlef and Sophia y. G.
infant children Of Mathew Carpenter. drcf-
SUE by Harriet +. Carpeitr. their nr,, ifirtt.
{. Carpenter and Robcu1. Carpenter. ~.
against
Claiborne Carpenter, iniis own i.ht AMI
nistralor Of Nathaniel Carpenter, deceased,
Carpenter, Fayr.tc ID. Canrntrr, Walker y
Mildred Carpenter, James Carpenter vi
prntrr Mary Jane Carpenit, Anderson g
Anne Lewis, formerly Anne 'arpcn,er, Naihl'
borne Carpenter, Joseph carPn,er, and Tard>
Drt,'
The defendants, Fayette u. Carpenter, car
penter, Walker Carpenter, Mildred Capralf
> Carpenter, William Carperie, Mary lane
Anderson \. Carpenter, Anne Lewis. lcrmcf
Cafpent-r Nathaniel Claiborne CARPENTER
oillnm, not having entered then 1rptannfr
security, according t. law and tie ril.rs q Z
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction u ~
they dre mol inhabitants. OF this State. on u,
the plaintiffs by their attorney, il Is ordered ~
last named DEFENDANTS do appear before ihe
our said County court of Losisa. n, me g.
thereof, On The iir.t day Of July court n.,t >
the bill Of Ihs plalnllls; aud that copy of d 3.
forthwith ln>e.ied ~ some newspaper ,n,b',p
ciIy of Richmond for t"o months success its,,
cd Al the front door IL the Court house If this
some Coan day. A cupy-leste.
April 2j-cw2m JOHN uGETER. 9
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WM. ?. USpERwooo
suenY cor.r,.lq ,

Sushf C0r.ry 18Th 81
The creditors of WIN. Scanned. drrrs-,l
CLAIMS now remain nBsatisiled, air ieIr.t II
that | have appointed MONDAY, th- >re1i.
August neat, 4. the time, aud The Clrrk', n
Suny County Count a. The place, IT, ilkr 81 M
all such debts a sl.all be then proved a,lusr r..
said Win. Scammell's estate. and io., alfHssts
there L. prove thrir debts, VIII H. thrsest
balsi--oE which said day, by hire o'oo,k : (
are required Ia attend mr. with their Wooi..
NM. 4 rAHrRNa
May 25-cwSw Special Con, d,
IN CHANCERY.-IIEoiyI AZ Curi ;
Court Of Law and chancriy :or YORK. cog-l
the Coilr house thereof, on Monday, tlt :.
April, !si,:
John y. Gordon and Simon stone, Pan
against
John Ilassingham and Hannah his WI. II H..
right. and as Administrator and AfnIiuisir.,r,
". Roper, deceased, Thos. Roper aGa Ei,laht
Ielr.
Il Is ordered that the Commissioner Il an.
take an account Of what is due 70 Itr ,l.iuia.
other creditors of the said George ". Rope +.
and the said Commissioner Is to cause in ady,f,
10 he published in the Richmond EnGutsr +,
per published III the city Of Richmond. to- The :,
The said interstate 10 come IN before Nun sai
their debts; and he u 10 fiN a per,m?loiy t.t +
purpose; aud, IN dciintof then comm. II h pas.
debs BY the time 20 appointed, they aic II
clgdeG The benefit OF this decree.
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4 Philadelphia correspondent Of The New YorS
LnralL uriins nc fnllnWs

4 PhiIadelphla correspondent OF me NOW IUIA
Herald writes rs follows:
"a decision was This morning made in the case
pending for some time in the District Court brought
by General Leslie Coombs, against he Bank OF
Kentucky, TO recover $4,000 Tor professional SER
vices as a lawyer in Obtaining the return Of Ho-
sea J Lewis from Texas TO this city. First, hav-
ing procured pardon from The Governor, in or
der thai he should appear as witness in trial
between the Kentucky and Schuylkil banks, 10
recover from The latter the moneys received by
Lewis from The sales OF stock OF The former bank
The jury returned verdict Of Sl4,50O in favor
Of Gen COMBS, which, with 500 received on ac-
count, makes ;his whole fee $4,000. A pretty
clever sum. The journey or Gen. Coombs 10
Texas was not undertaken solely 10 procure the
return OF Lewis, but the main object was 10 pro.
cure The release Of his son, then prisone. in
Mexico"
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n. B.-Thc officers present were Caps. Bank
head and Young, and Lieut.. Garnet.

The Lcwisburg Chronicle states that Captain
James Ii. Calwcll, OF The While Sulphur Springs,
was 10 leave that place on The Sth inst, Tor For
lress Monroe, the rendezvous with his full COM
pany Of Volrgcurs, numbering between 70 and so
fine young fellows, enlisted in Greenbrer, Ale
shany, Nicholas, Kanawha, Monroe, Fayeue,
&c. They will give good account OF them
selves. The Times understands that they will
be ordered 10 join Gen. Scott with all possible
despatch. This new species Of troops is repre-
scented as being most efficient and powerful arm
of The service.
z. S.-Capt. Calwelps company arrived in this
city yeslerday--lhcy present good appearance.
We learn that they will leave to-day for Old Point.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-18

The Hon. Richard Rush, Minister to France,
accompanied By his family, sailed from New
York on Saturday in the packet ship Duchess d.
Orleans for Hayre.
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at. trsF,
ALEXANDER GiIsf
Yony Gin. Scr. CorRr Of Law .nn

ToEE Gin. Scr. CouRr or Law ,Np CG,,l
Commissioners ONCE, ooh April :,
The creditors Of George w Roper. deceased +.
BY notified that have appointed MONDAY u
day of June next. 10 take the account directed
foregoing decree, al my office, IN York Town
dick IN the forenoon, At which trre and llsc, Il
required Ia present their claim, against The l,.4',
ali George ". Roper, deceased. will ne r,t,
sllpori thereof. ALEXANDER GaEEl,
MAY .5-cMtw Gen,r,.,
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NIIII1II bIdHIN, 70
aainst
G-ore Is. Greuaat, Maurice l.. Gueraai. 81
Cfrmp, ,ucy J. ScrngeS, Daniel L. Soness w.
Sc:uggsiohn Hill, Robert Z. A:chuias. aud y
Horher. n,,su,
The Gfcnian:E, George =. Gnsrtsni. -
CrrMp, hey J. Sornsss, Daniel +. Scm.s.. b
RET {. scIgg$, not having entered then lfPti'sn
given sacuty, ACCORDING 10 The act Of Assent. !.
rules OF III Court. and II appearing by sa,.1ro
dence thathey aIc not inhabitants q: III, .er
orccied, III The said absent Defendant t..@
the rules toe holden for the sand Cuun On u
al Angus: lem neSl. and answer the h,lofiart
aud that Coy OF tins order be forthwith ur
sonie nrwspaer published IN trr Gig u Rl.fa
two months sccessiyely, and posted &, t!r ~
Of the Courthouse of this county.
A C0py-Tcs,e,
MAJ ll-cw., r. rLrtlf
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IL Observation-Disclosures: al Rules i,il
Clerks Office Of The County Couf; u Banl
on Mon ay, The 81 day Of May, ls;1;
Wiiisn Branch, rs
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TO CONTRACTORS.
variation Of Adperttsemen
TTNIlE letting twenty miles If Rive


Il and Kanawha Company's canal, along James river in
Virginia. between the mouth of North river and the town
oil Buc hanan, heretofore advertised take place the
18Th of December next, until further notice
OF the said company in Richmond, until the 10th OF De-
cember next for the construction of dams with
river locks four stone lift locks and three sections, and for
several smaller jobs the canal between Lynchburg
and the mouth North One of the dams will be
800 long q feet hgh and the other 1888 feet long and
responsible bidder and cash payments will be made therefor
monthly estimates of work actually done, with reser-
walton OF 20 per cent by of security for the
Of the work, until the shall be completed according TO
contract.
Sealed proposals will also be received at the place.
until the date for the of the oonnexion OF
the oinpany's canal with the tde-water of James river
Richmond, through the Richmond dock. This work
will consist of three locks of IL feet lift and OF 10 feet
lift intermediate canals for aggregate distance Of ABOUT
halt mile, with such cuve walls, wastes strectbridge
&c, shall be necessary dam James river
in the falls, at Richmond the raising OF the walls and EN-
bankmcnt the present dock the extension OF the dock
few hundred feet eastwardy, and the construction of an
outlet lock the lower end thereof capable of admitting
the largest vessels coming the port of Richmond This
under the authority of Of the Legislature of Viz
gnia running % and bearing per interest pay
able semiannuaIy Besides the usual OF ~ per
the monthly estimates, the contractor contract
os viii be required to give ample security satisfactory TO
the board directors for the completion OF the work at the
times and in the manner specified in the contracts.
Plans of the above works will be exhibited, and spec
cations thereof delivered to contractors at the Companys
office Richmond by the LIST of December next After the
of the proposals. will be taken for the consider
day lin the proposals should be satisfactory the
Jobs or sections above advertised will be let
WALTER GWYNN,
Nov 3o-3tawt3Dec Chief Eng. of the J. r. ~ X Co
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LAW school Of tn. College Of New Jersey.

THE Law School of the College of New Jersey will be
opened for the reception of students on Thursday, the
| 18th day of August, 1877 handsome and commodous
building designed for the library and lecureroon has Just
beeu erected The professors the Hon. Joseph O. Horn
blower late chief justice of the supreme court of New Jer
sey, and James s. Green and Richard s. Feld esqrs, OF
Princeton
The object of institution provide mple course
of legal instruction gentlemen designed for the bar in
any of the United States This course will embrace the
various branches OF public and constitutional law, equity
and law together with such instruction in the e
gal jurisprudence of particular States as occasion may
quire.
Instruction win be given by means of recitatons,
nations, lectures and the preparation OF legal iorns and
instruments is also proposed to establish moot court,
in which questions ofaw will be discussed by students APP
pointed tor that purpose and opinions delivered by one oil
| the professors.
The of studies is arranged as be completed
in three years. and the students viii be divided into classes
according TO their proficiency but generally speaking
student will be liberty join OF the classes,
and pursue such branches of study may select
There will be sessions each year,
pondng with the OF the coegethe first beginning
six weeks the last Wednesday in June ending In
nineteen weeks the week before Christnasthe second
beginning weeks after the close of the first ending
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No examination is required for admission but every
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The fees $50 session, 10 be paid in add
vance for which sum- and without any additional charge,
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lese Cool hoard can be had Princeton its vicinity,
| tor from 50 to So per week 49,, i,
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daton of the law faculty. the degree OF bachelor oil laws
But if they have already been admitted to the BAR they
will be entitled such degree after pursuing their siude
tor year.
All applications for admission, and communication
touching the law school, be made to James D. GFeen o.
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1I ing and Day School for young ladies' and 9th
Streets Washington city-The course of instruction in this
Institution will be thorough and extensive, and will, as
heretofore, be conducted by the Principal, with the aid Of
valuable and experienced teachers Very superior advan
knowedge Of the French language Is thai of the fam
ny The musical department is under the charge OF able
ana accomplished professors Classes in Italian and Latin
will be opened for Young ladies not otherwise connected
with the school
he charges for board and tuition in all branches Of Eng
sn and French 500 for the scholastic year, payable
quarterly in advance.
or references and particulars catalogue, which can
be obtained at the seminary.
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NTOTICEThe holders of the certificates Of the second
IN install ment of the Peruvian indemnity hereby not
fed that the said certificates will be paid their
alton 10 the Filth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid of ID instalment is 1887 94
Treasury DEPARTMENT, November 49, IS47.
Nov. 24 MAT Intel
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w ment, vol, quarto, received by = TAYLOR,
Nov. 80 near Coleman's Hotel
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WANTED youth from IA to 10 year. Of age, OF
w good education and unexceptonabe character, to
attend IN the stationery store of VIM. FISCHER.
Nov ll-3taw3w
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING EQUIPAGE,
phiIadelphia, December 9th. 1917.


Philadelphia, December 6th 1917.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
month of DECEMBER for furnishing by contract The fol-
lowing ARMY SUPPLIES and MATERIALS, deliverable
kill Arsenal equal monthly greater proportions the
department may require on or before the Both day OF
$1,000 army blankets 81 feet long by feet WIDE weight
lso, 900 yards Ga sky blue korsey
1000 do o. dark blue do
1000 600 do 81 fine blue cloth for Dragon jackets
$4,000 do "a twilled flannel
$1,000 do 81 Canton flannel
10000 do 81 beached cotton drilling
2Oo,OO0 do 81 unbl cached do
1000 1000 do rs blcaehed muslin ~
100000 do 7-5 unbeached do
s"oS dozen p pairs wooen half stGckngs sizes
Hair punles, red and white
Bandsa assels, red ami yellow
Do do for ars a naf dasp9ns
PSSmPo7ns, engineer artillery, and infantry n,
Do tbrass) for dragons
Epaulettes, N. G. $. artillery and infantry
Worsied sashes, crimson and yellow
DO binding and cord of all kinds
Telling
Hachets
Spades
Drums. complete. artillery and infantry
Casks Tor one year from LIST April next
Lumber, I'd common per | 900 feet.
All of which must be of domestic manufacture and must
conform in qualify and all other respects to the and ar
16 broadway New York, by which all supplies furnished
and cloths will be sent by mall with any additional
information desired upon the subject to manufacturers
wishing to offer proposals.
Contracts will be based upon accepted proposals. for the
faithful ul6ment of which TWO or more securities will be
required Any delay in the execution Of an offered CON
ed (six day will be regarded as canceng the accept
ance OF the FAVORED bid.
Bids desired only from manufacturers or regular deal
in the article proposed to be furnished and none will be
respected considered from who is no, known as
manufacturer regular dealer in the desired supplies
which fact the reverse, must be distinctly stated In the
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TENNY LIND CLOAKS.-We have received
y Jenny Lind demcloaks
I embroidered coaks, in variety Of shapes
10 embroidered Thbet dresses, in shades and
colors the cloaks
Dec, 3-3tif D. CLAGETT & CO.