THE STORM.
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Inc laii OF rain west Of the city was very
great, and much damage has been done. Sc
Veral iamiles who left the city yesterday after
noon Tor their residence in the vicinity Of Fran
Kiln, could not reach their homes in conse-
quence ofihe flood overlooking the road.


The mill dams at Powhatlan factory. at the
Franklin mill and the two mile mill on the
Frederick road, have beenswepta away; and the
bridge ON rhe Franklin road near that village.
teams'er attempted to cross the stream at
Powhatten, and he and his team were swept
down the torrent with the loss of two horses
drowned and he escaping barely with his life.
The road to the Franklin works has been torn
to pieces and in many places rendered impas-
sable.-B. Patriot