Results 451-500 of 553
This version of the Index of Virginia Printing was a gift from the estate of the site's creator, David Rawson. The content contained herein will not be updated, as it is part of the Library of Virginia's personal papers collection. For more information, please see David Rawson Index of Virginia Printing website. Accession 53067. Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
Enslaved pressman absconded from Richmond office of Edward C. Stanard (399) in 1810.
Bookseller in Virginia (1803-07), probably in the Shenandoah Valley.
Journeyman printer in Norfolk in 1809.
Printer in the New Market printing office of Solomon Henkel (218) in 1815.
Proprietor of the Charlestown Circulating Library (1820) as a partner to one Hunter (227).
Printer in the Richmond office of Augustine Davis (119), and editor of his Virginia Gazette and General Advertiser in the 1790s; then publisher of the Petersburg Intelligencer (1799-1800) with William Prentis (340); also uncle of John Hampden Pleasants (330).
Apparently bookseller in Henrico County in 1700 & 1701.
Indenture bought by William Hunter (230) in 1752.
Press owner in Petersburg in 1808.
Bookbinder apprentice in Richmond (1795) with Thomas Brend (051); later bookbinder in Petersburg (1810).
Apprentice engraver recorded in York County records in 1752.
Music publishers & sheet-music sellers in Norfolk (1817-22).
A bookbinder In Williamsburg (1766-83) who joined Archibald Currie (113) In Richmond (1783-99) to form the bindery firm of Brend & Currie.
Printer and publisher who managed the Richmond Enquirer (1804-17) for Thomas Ritchie (360); also proprietor of the Spirit of Union (1817-18) with William Waller Gray (193).
Publisher of an oratorical collection in Richmond in 1808, and of the newspaper Signi Argus (1812) in Evansham, the seat of Wythe County.
Publisher of the Petersburg Republican (1800-1805), initially with James Lyon (274).
Publisher of the Republican Constellation (1810) at Winchester with Jonathan Foster (168), his father; then a journeyman printer there until at least 1833.
Well-travelled newspaper publisher who was possibly involved with James Caldwell (071) in the Palladium of Liberty (1817-21) in Warrenton.
Publisher of Norfolk and Portsmouth Herald, first as a hand in the office of James O'Connor (317), then as O'Connor's partner (1817-19), and finally its proprietor (1819-61).
Printer in Richmond in 1793.
Bookseller employed by John A. Stewart (402) in Alexandria (1806), unsuccessful newspaper publisher there (1808), probably employed by Samuel Snowden (393), his brother-in-law.
Publisher of the Virginia Gazette (1779-81) at Williamsburg and then at Richmond with John Dixon Sr. (140); later publisher of the Virginia Gazette or Weekly Advertiser (1782-97) at Richmond, initially with William Prentis (340); uncle of J. B. Nicolson (314).
Printer and publisher in Richmond of the Impartial Observer (1806-07) with Samuel Brooks (054) and The Virginian (1808) for Gerard Banks (019); nephew of Edward Pescud (324).
Bookseller and bookbinder in Norfolk (1796-98) with Robert Hannah (199).
Printer to the Virginia Senate (1804-15), then to the Commonwealth (1815-34 & 1835-39); publisher of the Richmond Enquirer (1804-45), in part with William W. Worsley (462), Daniel Trueheart (420), Philip DuVal (155), Claiborne W. Gooch (182), and John L. Cook (105); employer of Thomas Burling (066); publisher of the Richmond Commercial Compiler (1816-45), in part with Trueheart, Samuel Cary (085), William Pollard (336), among others; also brother-in-law of John H. Foushee (170).
Publisher of guide to maritime commerce and postal communication at Petersburg (1819).
A journeyman printer who died in Richmond in early 1794.
Printer in Richmond in 1793.
Publisher of Republican Journal and Dumfries Weekly Advertiser (1795-96), initially with James Kempe (247), and then independently.
Publisher of The Informer & Advertiser (1820) at Shepherdstown.
Printer and publisher of the Virginia Gazette and Agricultural Repository (1791-92) at Dumfries in partnership with Charles Fierer (163).
Publisher of The American Star (1817) at Petersburg with Marvel W. Dunnavant (154).
Apprentice in Abingdon (1810-20) office of John G. Ustick (421), his uncle.
Publisher of the Petersburg Intelligencer (1814-19) with Francis G. Yancey (463).
Apprentice in office of William Alexander Rind (359) and John Stewart (401) at Richmond (1799-1800); printer in office of Augustine (119) and George (122) Davis at Richmond (1807-08); and of William Davis (127) at Norfolk (1808-10); contract printer to the Virginia Senate (1827-28); later publisher of Southern Literary Messenger (1834-43) at Richmond.
Publisher of the Virginia Chronicle and Norfolk & Portsmouth General Advertiser (1792-94) at Norfolk with Daniel Baxter (027).
Bookbinder in Williamsburg (1766-67) in partnership with William Siddall (385).
Founder and publisher of the Virginia Herald (1787-1819) at Fredericksburg; in his last years with Ebenezer P. Cady (070), William F. Gray (192), and John D. Harrow (204).
Prospective publisher (1819) and reading-room manager (1816-19) in Alexandria.
Printer of a small religious pamphlet in Lynchburg (1817) for its author and publisher.
Publisher of the True American at Leesburg (1798) as partner of Matthias Bartgis (024).
Bookbinder, bookseller, and stationer in Richmond (1802-17), largely as the partner of W. H. Fitzwhylsonn (165).
Blacksmith & Bookbinder in Surry County, (1720).
Apprentice printer absconded in 1820 from Alexandria office of John Corse (106) and Namthaniel Rounsavell (367).
Bookseller in Lynchnurg in 1818.
Bookbinder apprentice in Richmond (1815) with W. H. Fitzwhylsonn (165).
Bookbinder in Botetourt County, an indentured-servant who absconded in 1774.
Publisher of Republican Luminary in Wythe County (1809-10) with Robert Engledow (158).
Publisher of Virginia Federalist (1799-1800) at Richmond in partnership with John Stewart (401); son of William (358) and Clementina (356) Rind, brother of James Rind (357), and brother-in-law of James Bagnall (467); trained by Thomas Nicolson (315); later partnered with Charles Prentiss (341) in Washington.
Employee in the Richmond printing office of James Hayes (207) in 1786.
Results 451-500 of 553
This version of the Index of Virginia Printing was a gift from the estate of the site's creator, David Rawson. The content contained herein will not be updated, as it is part of the Library of Virginia's personal papers collection. For more information, please see David Rawson Index of Virginia Printing website. Accession 53067. Personal papers collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.
