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The Daily Dispatch: October 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], Pistol practice. (search)
Pistol practice. --Richard, slave of John Græme, Jr., was before the Mayor yesterday on a charge of shooting a pistol at Lewis, slave of Dr. Seeley. It was proved that Richard fired at a trespassing cow, and that the pistol was loaded with blank cartridge, notwithstanding Lewis swore he heard a ball whistle past his head. Case dismissed.
The Daily Dispatch: may 2, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 15 (search)
utions for the Soldiers' From Mrs. Henry Webb, of New Kent From Peter V. Daniel, Jr. Richmond. From John Ferguson, Jr. Richmond. From Prof Geo. E. Dabney, Jr. Richmond. From Miss M. M. Fontaine, Jr. Richmond. From John Grœme, Jr. Richmond. From C. M., Jr., Richmond. From Mrs. Grœme, Jr., Richmond. From J. W. Tyler, Jr., Richmond. Contributions of money or supplies forwarded to the Superintendent of the Depot, or to the members of the Army co From Prof Geo. E. Dabney, Jr. Richmond. From Miss M. M. Fontaine, Jr. Richmond. From John Grœme, Jr. Richmond. From C. M., Jr., Richmond. From Mrs. Grœme, Jr., Richmond. From J. W. Tyler, Jr., Richmond. Contributions of money or supplies forwarded to the Superintendent of the Depot, or to the members of the Army committee, as follows: Wm. P. , at office of the J. R. & K. Col. James Gor 14th, between Main and Franklin, and Burress, on Broad, between 8th and
The Daily Dispatch: February 4, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
Confederate States District Court. In this court, yesterday, was entered the cause of the Confederate States versus the Southern Express Company, and others — an action to sequestrate the property of Joseph C. Jones, an alien enemy. Pleas were filed by Isabella Jones and Henry D. Jones by their next friend, John Græme. A writ was awarded Joshua Chillum upon his petition that he is illegally held in custody by the surgeon of Chimborazo Hospital; and the writ was made returnable to the 11th instant. The cases of G. A. Wallace and Thomas M. Kean were continued
The Daily Dispatch: December 9, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 8 (search)
, a fine building is in course of construction for the National Bank of Virginia, and, immediately adjoining, one for Mr. John Wickham. On the corner of Thirteenth and Main streets stands the magnificent four-story double tenement, with brownstone front, erected by C. W. Purcell--one tenement for himself and one for Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co. The rear tenement of this building is now occupied as the publication office of the Dispatch. On the southeast corner of Twelfth and Main streets, Mr. John Græme has a fine four-story building, of four spacious tenements, rapidly approaching completion. On the same square is the new three-story building owned and occupied by Messrs. Steenbock & Co. These are but few of the evidences of enterprise and improvement visible on Main street. Eleven stores have been completed on this street, thirty- five are in course of construction, many of which are nearly completed, and forty-five vacant lots remain to be improved. On Cary street, nine build