The Daily Dispatch: February 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Lucky Artist.

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State's-rights Ticket.

Henrico county .

Another Abolition stronghold broken up.

Real Insanity on the stage.

The National Crisis.

A slave Enticed from her Master in Minnesota Begs her way back to Mississippi .

Preferring death to New Jersey .

Scene in the London parks.

Distinguished Mechanics.

The bride of Abbotsford .

Law suit between horse Tamers.

Duration of Life.

Personal Rencontre.

An American Hotel in London .

An Army of Observation .

Letters of marque and reprisal.

Prohibiting the sale of arms to seceding States.

A monster petition.

Sensitiveness of Commerce.

The slave trade in Alabama .

Brooke avenue .

Dock statement for January

Mr. Howe 's Benefit.

A Worthless Flower.

Sent to the Penitentiary .

Tobacco Exchange.

Bursting of a pipe.

Disturbance in the market.

Early apprehensions of dissolution.

Lincoln 's pomp and Parade.

The President elect denies the recent Canard

The James River and Kanawha improvement

The Federal espionage in Virginia

The Legislature

To J. R. Tucker , Esq. , Attorney General of Virginia .--

Election of delegates to the State Convention .

A New candidate for the Convention — the Ghost of the past in the field.

To J. R. Tucker , Esq. , Attorney General of Virginia .-- Dear Sir.

Richmond Theatre!

Servants for hire.

A Servant Woman for sale, Privately.

For sale, Privately.

From Washington .

From Charleston .

Pistols for the South .

Oysters at Fairhaven , Conn.

The Louisiana Convention .

The alleged "Conspiracy" to seize the Capitol .

Affairs at Norfolk .

From North Carolina .

Marine Disaster.

New York Tobacco sale.

Nashville, Jan. 31.

Missouri Legislature .

Northern Markets.

Trustee's sale of Dining-Room Servant.

Main st. Hospital for Slaves.

Sales of Stocks in Richmond .

To Farmers.-- Negro Shoes .

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Lucky Artist.

--Clark Mills, the sculptor, by his recent marriage, secures a fortune of $200,000. Mrs. Mills is the widow of the late Mr. Howell, of Baltimore, who left a fortune of $800,000, chiefly acquired in the dry goods business in New Orleans.

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

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