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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 19. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), A plan to escape (search)
and of a captain, who shall keep his men ready at any moment to carry out the orders and commands of their superiors in rank and position of their organization. 5. Block one shall be under the command of General J. R. Jones, Virginia; two, of Colonel D. Howard Smith, Kentucky; three, of Colonel B. D. Fry, Alabama; four, of Colonel L. M. Lewis, Missouri; five, of Colonel D. M. Shannon, Texas; seven, of A. G. Godwin, North Carolina; eight, of Captain L. W. Allen, Virginia; ninth, of General J. W. Frayser, Tennessee; ten, of Colonel R. M. Powell, Texas; eleven, of Colonel J. R. Herbert, Maryland; twelve, of Captain Johnson, Kentucky, and thirteen, General M. Jefferson Thompson, Missouri. 6. The commander-in-chief, the corps commanders, and of each block respectively, shall constitute a board of officers, who shall direct, arrange and superintend the formation of all plans and arrangements otherwise, concerning the escape of prisoners from this prison and of their return to the Conf
The Daily Dispatch: February 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National Crisis. (search)
H K Dillard mrs Wm Dixon mrs Martha Dillard mrs S F Doherty mrs John Dudley mrs Lucy Driscoll mrs Dewey mrs Elvira Dabney mrs L J Daniel mrs Eliz Everhart miss Mary England miss Mary F Faircloth mrs Mary C Frayser mrs E A Frawner mrs Octavia Fleming miss Caroline Forsythe miss F E Fraysier miss Mollie Ferguson miss F C Folkes miss S H Ford miss R Bell Gill miss Emma J Gardner miss N W Gillespie miss Sarah J Giff mrs Estherson Jno Edding Wm Ely Wm Edward V D Ellett Lem'l O Frensley J L Fowler Wm Franklin Wm Ford Wm B B Furkron Wm Foster H C Fee Hugh Franklin J H Flournoy Jas Ferguson Joe Flarity Thos Fellen & Co F Frayser S P Fleming M Fisher Steph M Ford M M Fox Lenox 2 Fore Luigi Foster A T Frensley Jno L Grey Jno H Gordon Jno A Goode Jas T Gill J F Green J W Gibson J T Gulery Jno Goode Wm Graham W L Gever H
The Daily Dispatch: February 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], General Assembly of Virginia. (search)
summoned to attend as witnesses in the above case. John T. Smith, who stands indicted of felony as one of the parties who waylaid and robbed Francis J. Gardner of sundry articles of personal property, including a Colt's revolver, was set to the bar to he tried for said offence, and plead not guilty. The following jurymen were selected by lot to try, him, viz: John Hugan, A Harrington, Henry Miller, Joseph C. Courtney, William K. Watts, W. A. Phillips, L. T. Chandler, J. M. Higgins, J. W. Frayser, T. C. Burns, W. F. Nash, and C. A. Mayo. The Court order reads: "The jury having heard the evidence, on their oaths, do say that the said John T. Smith is not guilty of the felony aforesaid as in pleading he hath alleged. Whereupon, proclamation being made as the manner is, and nothing further appearing or being alleged against the said John T. Smith, it is considered by the Court that he be acquitted and discharged of the felony aforesaid, and go there of without day. " The Cour
The Daily Dispatch: August 28, 1862., [Electronic resource], House of Representatives. (search)
For hire. --For the balance of the year, two Small Boys and a Negro Girl. Apply to J. W. Frayser, Druggist, au 14--3t* 17th street.
The Daily Dispatch: September 22, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
im, and, in the words of Hicks, one of the witnesses "were out a tea kettle over his head." He finally broke away from his assailants and seized the door bar, and inflicted some damage on the other party with it. The Provost Guard soon came up, and in endeavoring to clear away the large crowd that had assembled, knocked Tim Callahan down with a musket while he was advising Nichols to go to his house and wash himself; and broke the right and wounded the left arm of a man named Ryan, who Mr. J. W. Frayser testified, was utterly unable to get out of the space the guard wished to keep clear. The guard finally broke open the door and arrested the Longenotti, who had hidden themselves in the back yard. The evidence of the other side showed the reputation of the accused as a quiet and orderly family, and accounted for some blows the assailants had received. John Fagan testified that he saw Nichols pull the elder Longenotti out into the street and "fetch a wind" at him with the bar, wh
The Daily Dispatch: January 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 5 (search)
For hire. --Men, Women, Boys, and Girls. They are suitable for Louse servants, washers and ironers, &c; four first rate drivers. Apply to J. W. Frayser, Druggist, 17th street. ja 4--3t