A DUEL.
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A hostile meeting with pistols took
place Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, be-
tween Mr.. Edward S. Willing and Mr.,
William Schott, the place Of meeting was
Naaman's Creek in this State. Both
combalan,s fred together between the
words "one'-"two," and both shots
took effect effect at the first fire. Mr.
Willing was wounded in both thighs, the
ball grazing the right aud passing entirely
through the left thigh. Mr.. schott re.
ceived his adversary's ball in the aeshy
part of the hips. The wounds are not
considered dangerous. 1t is said that Mr.
Willing was the challenger, in conse-
quence of an alteration with Mr. Schott
in Walnut street, Philadelphia, on Sunday
afternoon last.-Del Rep,