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TREMENDOUS FIRE IN LONG ISLAND WooDs.-The
Hempstead Inquirer, Of the 19Lh, gives the follow
ing account Of the recent fire The pine woods adjoin
about north Of Bell Port, and extended nearly to Fire
Place, distance cf several miles Several honses
were slowed large quantities of grain and other produce
One of the houses belonged Mr. Noe Loss Estimated
to be upwards Of two hundred thousand dollars Nothing
bSt the providenal changing ofthe wind enabled The
hsbants to arrest the further progress Of the flames


Had the wind continued to blow om the northeast. the
village oi Fire Place. containing number Of ,uscs
churoh and valuable mills would without doubt have
been laid in ruins The other fire caught nesrly north
Of Isp and burnt down in places to the sou road
the principal damage, understand having been done
on cholls Patent Thirty thousand acres we under
stan have been burnt over by these two fires.