The Daily Dispatch: March 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 20

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What Mr. Buchanan proposes to do after the fourth of March .

The North Carolina election.

The Duke of Newcastle on our Diffculties.

Marine Losses for February .

The National crisis.

Mr. Lincoln 's last speech.

The reorganization of Mexico .

The arrangements for the inauguration, to-day.

The starry heavens.

The sloop-of-war Levant .

Delightful excursion.

Medical College of Virginia .

The House of Delegates

Interesting exercises.

Miss Bateman as Juliet .

Secession Flag.

River Improvement.

Hustings Court .

A Man stabbed by his wife — attempted suicide.

Stealing a shawl.

Jury discharged.

Refused a pardon.

The Warren Prize.

Intercourse with the New Confederacy.

Pay of the Washington Commissioners .

Florida returning U. S. Funds .

Visit to the President .

Legal decision.

Seven Deaths in a family

Death of Judge Hopkins .

The fourth of March .

New England Trading with South Carolina

Disgraceful suspicions.

Direct trade with Europe .

Is there any New thing under the Sun ?

The Abolition Hegira.

Death of a Minister.

The Convention.

The Spaniards alarmed.

A Scandal-Monger attempts suicide.

The twenty-second of February at Warrington .

The New banking law of Illinois .

A father and child burned to death.

An Interdicted Emblem.

City Poor-House .

City Poor-House .

Virginia Mechanics' Institute .

Richmond Chess Club .

City Point, March 2, 1861.

Hampton Roads , March 2.

Servants for Hire.

For Sale and Hire.

Negroes for Sale.

Wanted.--Cook Wanted

From Charleston .

Charleston , March 1 , 1861 .

From Washington .

From Fort Sumter

Missouri State Convention .

From Washington .

Boiler Explosion — fatal result.

Affairs in Texas .

Southern Congress .

Weston , the pedestrian, at Trenton .

North Carolina election.

Rumored Servile insurrection.

Gen. Cass at Detroit .

Rhode Island Legislature .

Northern Markets.

Sale of Negroes.

Grays , attention:

To Farmers-- Negro shoes .

Main St. Hospital for Slaves.

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A slave named Aleck Bagby, owned by Dr. Samuel Fauntleroy, of King and Queen, on yesterday evening bit off the entire lower lip of Fleming Pryer; a slave, owned by W. R. Robinson, Esq., in a fight, at the factory of the latter, on Franklin, below 20th street--Dr. James Dove was summoned in haste, and stitched on the dissevered part.

The Daily Dispatch: March 4, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 4, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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