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 Aletter from Augusta 10 gentleman in Sa- vannah, speaking of the late duel between Col. Henry G. Nixon, and Maj. Thomas Hopkins. near Camden,in the State of Gcor. gia, says: ...r

 "CHl. N. was the challenged party. At the word y" frey Col. N. adyanced rapidly about two paccs and fired without effect. and then received the fire of his antagonist, who retained his Rrst stand. It was not at all evil dent that he was struck for two or three sec onds, when in taking the reserve pistol in his letf hand and endeayoring to l.resent it, he suddenly reeled pace Q two. dropped upon his back. and expired without a groan. . So simultaneous were the first evidence ot n's recling and his death, that he was faliy aeau Mai. Hupkins immediatrly crossed the river. and the hady Ofthe deceased was car.seo to the city. to be taken from thence to n's Fes'' deuce for interment."