Results 351-400 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.
Publisher of The American Eagle (1817-18) at Shepherdstown with one Harper (202).
Publisher of the Palladium of Liberty (1818-19) at Warrenton with James Caldwell (071).
Printer to the Commonwealth (1798-1804); also publisher of The Examiner (1798-1804) at Richmond, initially with John Dixon Jr. (141), of The Press (1799-1800) at Richmond with Alexander MacRae (299), John H. Foushee (170), and James Lyon (274); and of Norfolk's Commercial Register (1802-03) with Wm. W. Worsley (462); brother of Skelton Jones (243).
Printer who died in Eichmond in 1824.
Non-resident proprietor of bookselling firms in Norfolk (1803-10) & Petersburg (1803-11).
Journeyman printer in Virginia (1817-27) who died in Richmond in June 1827.
Publisher of two books dealing with the War of 1812, one in 1814 from the Richmond press of Samuel Pleasants (331) and a second in 1815 from that of Arthur G. Booker (041).
Publisher of the Virginia Gazette and Petersburg Intelligencer (1786-88) with William Prentis (340); previously a journeyman printer in the Williamsburg office of John Dixon Sr. (140) and William Hunter Jr. (231), and in the Richmond office of James Hayes (207).
Proprietor of a Richmond job-printing firm (1809-10) with Thomas P. Manson (278).
Proprietor of the Franklin Press in Richmond (1820-28), so publisher of the Virginia Literary and Evangelical Magazine (1820-28) and The Family Visitor (1822-28) in conjunction with the Rev. John Holt Rice (354).
Publisher of The Potomak Guardian (1798) at Martinsburg with Nathaniel Willis (449).
Journeyman printer working in Richmond (1809-10) who became both a major merchant in the city and an alderman on the Common Council.
Partner to one Hazzard (208) in a Philadelphia publishing and bookselling firm (1820-22) that conducted a branch store in Petersburg (1820-21).
Philadelphia-based printer associated with John L. Cook (105) in publishing the Virginia Apollo (1807) at Petersburg; also operated a paper mill there (1807-08) with brother his William (295).
Publisher of the Alexandria Herald (1811-22), initially with John Corse (106) and then with Henry Pittman (327).
Apprentice in the Virginia offices of his father, Nathaniel Willis Sr. (449), before 1796; later publisher of the nationally-popular Boston Recorder and Youth's Companion weeklies.
Printer and publisher of Virginia Gazette and Winchester Advertiser (1788-89) with Henry Willcocks (444) and Matthias Bartgis (024); then of Willis's Virginia Gazette and Winchester Advertiser (1790), which moved to Shepherdstown as The Potowmac Guardian and Berkeley Advertiser (1790-92) and then to Martinsburg as The Potomak Guardian (1792-99), briefly with Nathaniel Baldwin (018); father of Nathaniel Willis, Jr. (450).
Engraver in Georgetown (1795) and Alexandria (1798-1812).
Publisher of The Monongalia Spectator at Morgantown (1816-19) with William McGranahan (276) and Ralph Berkshire (032), and later of The North Western Journal (1822) with James M. Barbour (020) there.
Bookbinder in Richmond (1815-19).
Publisher of the True American (1800-03) and of The Washingtonian (1808-40) at Leesburg.
Printer in the Clarksburg office of Forbes Britton (053), Gideon Butler (067), and Alexander G. McRae (300).
Enslaved pressman in Richmond office of Thomas Nicolson (315) in 1783.
Printer and publisher of Independent Register (1804-05) at Winchester with Joseph Harmer (201); also brother-in-law of William A. Dromgoole (149), later his partner elsewhere.
Bookselling entrepreneur and publisher, at first with John A. Stewart (401) in Alexandria and Fredericksburg, then alone in Richmond and Lynchburg; brother of Richard Cottom (108).
Bookseller and stationer in Norfolk from about 1805 until 1819.
Apprentice in the Staunton Gazette office of William Throckmorton (415) in 1794.
Publisher of The Virginia Reformer and Herald of the Valley (1819) at Winchester as partner to one Russell (369).
Manager of the Richmond bookstore of Jacob Johnson (237) and Benjamin Warner (429).
Publisher of the Staunton Observer (1814) with Joseph Butler (069), of the Richmond Daily Compiler (1814, 1816-19) with Leroy Anderson (011) and Daniel Trueheart (420), and of the Virginia Argus (1815) with John McDonald Burke (065).
Founder and publisher of The Virginia Star (1795) at Petersburg and The Impartial Observer (1797) at Shepherdstown with Charles Blagrove (036).
Publisher of the Fredericksburgh News-Letter (1801-02).
Publisher of The Woodstock Herald (1817-22) with Benjamin L. Bogan (037).
Publisher of the Genius of Liberty (1799) at Fredericksburg with Robert Mercer (301).
Printer in the Richmond office (1785-96) of Thomas Nicolson (315), both as apprentice and journeyman; son of Alexander Purdie, Sr. (345).
Publisher of numerous German language imprints issued from the family-owned Henkel Press in New Market (1806-17); publisher of the Virginische Volksberichter und Neumarket Wochen-schrift there (1807-09) with father Paul (217) and brother Solomon (218) Henkel.
Printer and engraver in the family-owned Henkel Press (1808-11) at New Market.
Publisher of religious tracts at New Market (1811-12) from press of Ambrose Henkel (214) and proprietor of Theological Printing Office in Harrisonburg (1813-15) with George Bourne (043), employing Lawrence Wartmann (431).
Publisher of The Layman's Magazine (1815-16) at Martinsburg with John Alburtis (004).
Baptist minister who published a single religious pamphlet in Norfolk in 1798.
Printer and engraver in the family-owned Henkel Press (1809-12) at New Market.
Publisher of religious tracts in the Shenandoah Valley (1813-15); proprietor of Theological Printing Office in Harrisonburg (1813-15) with Rev. Andrew B. Davidson (116) and employer there of Lawrence Wartmann (431).
Publisher of Baptist hymnal through Fredericksburg press of Green & Cady in 1815.
Publisher of his own religious works (1793-1818) from presses in Alexandria and elsewhere.
Publisher of religious tracts issued from presses in Norfolk and Richmond in the 1790s.
Journeyman printer for James Lyon (274) in Richmond and John McArthur (285) in Staunton in 1800; later a job-printer in Richmond partnered with John Dixon Jr. (141).
Publisher of a series of religious periodicals (1815-27) via the Richmond presses of Arthur G. Booker (041), John Warrock (430), William Waller Gray (193), and Nathan Pollard (335).
Methodist itinerant who published religious tracts in Richmond and Lynchburg in 1804 and in Lynchburg again in 1812; also the brother-in-law of Benjamin Dolbeare (142).
Itinerant bookseller and publisher (1791-1825) operating out of his home in Dumfries; father of Jesse E. Weems (434).
Publisher of many German language religious tracts issued from the family-owned Henkel Press in New Market (1806-25); publisher of the short-lived Virginische Volksberichter und Neumarket Wochenschrift (1807-09) with sons Ambrose (214) and Solomon (218) Henkel.
Results 351-400 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.
