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II,


great Hre took place at St John IN. d OH the eve
ming of the 29thu, which destroy ed tabout forty five
buildings, mostly wooden, and property estimated at
about Eco O00 1t broke between the blacksmiths
shop of Mr.. Nesbt and chandlery of Mr. John Walk.
at the of Ward street and Peters wharf The
fire confined to this street and wharf Water street
and Prince William street, and Johnson's wharf Our
town were thrown into confusion by this fire, being
either burnt out removed 1t is supposed that there
insurance much of the property destroy ed but
accurate estimate had been made There is no insu-
company at St. John, this part of the loss will
fall upon other communities.