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FlRE-'.FAR WEST SEMINARY" RURNT.- We regret to learn that the ''Far. West Semi nary building was destroyed by fire about ten days ago. Onr Fayetteville correspon- dent has furnished us with the following

 "The Far West Seminary was destroyed a few days since by fire, which originated in the carpenters room in the building. Mir. Dorriss, who was working on the building, gave me the following account: We were called to breakfast, leaving fire burning which Mir. Taylor (who was also working on the house. had made for the purpose of warming his oil stone to sharpen some tools. In few moments after leaving the room. l smelt the smoke l hastened 10 the room where we worked, and on opening the door, found it filled with smoke and flames. The shavings had caught on the floor, and the fire from them reached the ceiling. l sue ceeded in getting out few articles oi iurni- ture-but lost almost every thing, us the fire soon spread over the building'

 'sBefore the assistance Of any one could be called ill, the raging element was beyond control-and those who had spent so much time and exerlion in the erection of this col lege, could only stand and look on without the power of checking the ruin.

 "rhis is great loss 10 the community at large. understand the building was nearly iinished.' Frontier IIhig.