...ounty, a few miles from Richmond, and, shortly before nine o'clock, fought with pistols, at a distance of ten paces. The reports were simultaneous, and both fell at the first fire, badly wounded. Mr. Worsham was struck near the right thigh, the ball passing through his body; and his antagonist was hit nearly in the same place, but the ball took a different course, inflicting a painful injury, though by m...