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FIRE.-On Friday last, barn containing
400 bushels of oats, 100 of rye, besides other
grain, the property Of Mr.. Jacob Fclty, of
Buckingham, Bucks County, was destroyed
by fire. Thirty tons of hay shared the same
fate. We learn from an eye witness, that
some persons were burning cornstalks at
no great distance, and a child, wishing "to
wards the field in which the burners were
engaged, with a lighted splinter. and unfor-
tunately approached so nigh to the stackyard
as to fire stack, from which the flames
we're communicated to the barn. The de-
struction was so rapid as to prevent the re-
moval of horse and COW from the stable,
both of which persisted. Patriot.