{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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Mr. John Rankin stone-cuttcr, who were below, were
crushed 10 DEATH and aferward their mangled copses
were drawn from among the rubbish Several other per.
SONS were injured but seriously and from the number
VINO were passing through the house, fears entertained
that the destruction Of life greater than has been yet
certained. We conyersed with two three Of the per-
sons who were slightly injured; Mr. Hranson says that
the first thing Of which lie after his fall was
Norris, who had been thrown him, picking up the
bricks from his breast The property part insured
we are not informed to what amount; Mr. Webbs loss is
probably very considerable there great quantity
of liquors in the building Chronicle.


The late Fire at Neok-The total amount of loss sus
tanned by the Mutual Assurance Office Of Virginia,


S32,e80
burnt. 1000


33,88o
by the Farmers Office New York, 2,500[
BY the United States Office, 6OOI
BY the Phrnix Office, London 1000