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The STORM AT NORFOLK. The steamer
Jewess, which was anchored at Norfolk for sew
eral days, arrived here yesterday morning
The Beacon states that the storm in that vicin-
ity was very severe, and from the extreme vio-
lence ofthe gale, serious disaster to shipping
was Gpprehended. The tide, although unusu-
ally high, was not so high and full as was that
ofthe Sd Of March last, by which so much pro-
perty was destroyed, by from eighteen inches
to two feet All that portion of the city, i'm
mediately in the vicinity ofthe water was COM
pletely inundated, doing considerable damage.
Timely precaution, however, had been taken to
remove the goods.