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FIRE-On Saturday morniug our
town was visited By tho largest fire
that we recollect ever TO have teen in
this place. 1t commenced in the large
frame building, at the foot Of Jackson
street, the property occupied by Cobb
d Pearce, the property Of VIM. S. Bod
ley, Esq, consuming the entire Square.
1t crossed over Washington street, bur
nIng Off the greater portion OF that
square.--Crosslng Main street, it burnt
The entire front of the opposite square,
and was only stopped by the brick bull
ding formerly occupied by Randolph g.
Scott, opposite the Exchange.


The distress occasioned by This fire
is far greater than any other disaster
Of the kind, in this city Of fires. has
ever yet occasioned. There were more
INDECENT families living in the two last
squares burnt. than ia same space in
any other part Of our city. We trust
that something will be done TO relieve
their distress.


On Saturday committee of gentle
men, self constituted, went round the
town soliciting subscriptions TO relieve
these distresses, but we much fear that
the amount received is Inadequate TO
the necessities Of the distressed.


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