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positively whether it WIS that Of the WIDOW or the
other ) the widow claimed the survivor as her own
the gentleman insisted as strongly that his was
the living child The dispute waxed warm, and
a resort TO the legal tribunals was threatened on
eitherside, when worthy clergyman in.erposed
ord with such effect that the disputants soon
agree To consolidate their claims to the surv,y-
ing chic By marriage. SO says French paper.


Com. Adv.


DREApruL ArFaAY.--A t.agica! occurrence
took place, 4 few days since, at Marion, Vi ss.
IL IS stated that "a Sir. tsher had put up a
brick. yard near the town Of Marion, on what be
supposed public land and. att. he had naGe
considerable quantity Of bricks ready for burning,
il was discovered that the land belonged to some
person in Ge0rgio, VINO appointed n Ms. Shn.
meche, his agent Mrs. S. ordered Fisher from
the land, and refused 10 let hin move the o,!ck
She notified Fisher IN writing, that he must cut
the premises, 70 which Fisher replied that he
would de first, and proceeded 10 settle up his
litie lGa,ters. Mrs. Shuc,ache- MADE her will
On tRS6th iast. Fisher and ms t.so suns, on Que
sice; Mrs. S2um1cher ana her husband on The
other, all heavily armed with guns and pistols,
repaired TO the h'lck-yard. II seems thai The
Flsners arrived FIST, ana on me arrival Of the
other party, the bdtt.e took place. /, Is said that
Mr. Schumacher fired tbe first gun, which was
succeeded oy general firing from o9,E parties,
II which Hrs. Schumacher was rnorta!ly and
Soutbey Fisher dangerously wounded. Eight
guns were fired, and two shot by Mrs Schumacher
herself: she lived about IL or l3 hours after she
received the wound, and expired. Ii is thought
that Fisher Will recover. Mr.. Schumacher has
been commlted.''


FaoM MoRocco-Cspt Latham, of the bark
z. Ring, from Gibraltar, reports that on the 20sh
July two Spanish and five French ships of war
sailed from Ageseiras, ior Tanger, FOR the pur.
pose of enforcing the demands of the two Ma
tiors, which reIc 10 be agreed to by the 2lst,
upon the alternative OF war. Capt Latham
sailed on the 2lst, and en- tha. day heard much
firing in the direction Of Tangiers. There were
twelve line battle ships and irigates, belonging
10 various Nations, at ancho. in Gibraltar Roads.
u The Newark Advertise. learns from cor.
respondent that A. ]. Berry, the Tyler Postmaster
at Princeton, N. J. has resigned.