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HEAVY RAINS AND FREsHETs. During
last week several very heavy rains were expe-
rienced in Washington county, Pa, which eau
sed the streams to swell greatly, in some places
oVeraowing their banks, causing much destruc-
tOn ofProperty. The bridge at Thomas Mill,
IN Nottingham township, says the Washington
Reporter, was carried away. Mr.. Williams
jured. A new, unfinished bridge, near Mr.
Moore's farm in Cecil township, was carried
of; and considerable injury was sustained by
the bridges on the Pittsburgh Turnpike. We
have no doubt that immense injury has been
done to the mill-dams upon all the creeks; as
to the fences they are swept entirely off all the
bottom lands in the creek valleys.