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FIRE AT RIcHmoND.-A fire broke out at
Richmond, Va, on Monday morning, in the
large new livery stable of Mr.. Edward Wheat,
on Franklin street, between 9TH street and the
First Presbyterian Church, (Dr Plumer's.)
Besides the stable of Mr.. w. all the buildings
between the Church and 18th street, running
back as far as the late Wing Club House,
were destroyed amongst them the dwelling OF
Mr.. Wheat, Mr.. Richard l.. Coleman's carpen-
ter shop, the stables of Mr. Chas. Harris, Mr..
Coonly's Last mandatory, Mr.. Johnson's
paint shop, and the succeed building near the
Church, occupied in part by Mr.. G. Richard
son, house and sign painter. All the buildings
were of wood, and there being strong breeze
at the time, the fine Church of DR.. Plumer
was for some time in imminent danger, as
was also the Carlton House," on the brow
of,he hill. A horse and two valuable carriages,
belonging TO Mr.. Adolphus Goodson, were
consumed. The stables of Mr.. Wheat, we
understand, were insured The fire was, no
doubt, the work Of an ncendiary. This is the
third time Mr.. Coleman, one Of the sufferers,
has been burnt out within the last four or i've
wears.