Alexandra, Va, October 18th, 1876.
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Alexandra, Va, October 18th, 1916.


Messrs EDlroRs There mus, be an error in
the statement made by the Washington cor
per Of yesterday, with regard TO the damage to
and the water is, if anything. higher than
usual. iL ssf At3sF


The damage done TO merrhandize on the
wharf by the rise in the tide is more than at
first anticipated, it appearing that Messrs. w,
Fowle 8 Sons, J. J. Wheat 8 Bros, Thomas
& Dyer, A. C. Cazenove, & Co, and Waters
smaller extent than might have been imagined
lby those who saw the height Of the food


/ sent you some time since list Of the off,
GERS Of Harmony Division, No. 2, s. Of T., for
this quarter, but as my letter appears TO have
miscarried, / give Them again as follows: Geo.
w. Nelson, w. p, VIM. H. Rogers, w. A..
Hugh G. Mclaughlin, R. S., John Padgett,
AR. S.. Samuel Devaughn, F. S., John A.
Rudd, Treasurer. John Norris, c., VIM. l..
Geasling, A g., Samuel jefferson, l. s., John
Charles, ,O.S. The Division, understand, is
to be Immediately transferred 10 the jurisdiction
of the Grand Division, as suppose is also
Friendship Division, No. l3, lately organized
10 our county. .m l..
We extract the following from letter dated
the l4th:


We were visited yesterday with q severe N
E storm, which continued raging nearly all
day. A portion Of the tin roofing from the lst
Presbyterian church was torn of, and the tenn
porary fence on one side Of the Cd Church was
blown down. All the wharves were submerg-
ed, the tide running rapidly all day, and fore
ing an entrance into nearly all the ware
houses, stores, &c., on the docks, doing how
ever, but little damage. a


A schooner lying at Green's wharf was cap
sized during the storm