Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

UNREDERICK A. MAYo-Boox- BINDER Re
specially solcils portion OF patronage in his
chsnca brancb.He ieels CRATE TO those gentlemen
who have SO long favoured him, and stll continu
ing encourage him. during these Ito him) extreme,
severe, and pressing times.
All orders for BLANK BOOKS used by Merchants,
and for Clerks Offices, thankfully received, aud care
fully ruled, and bound to any pattern Plain binding,
extra calf, morocco gilt, done TO satisfaction.
To give a description Of the style OF workmanship
and materials, he thinks unnecessary tried speei
mems of large LEDGERS s. RECORD BOOKS, OF his
manufacturing, be found for inspection, in any
OF the Public Offices, or principal Counting Houses
Having been practically engaged for about twenty
FIVE years in Europe and America, he feels degree Of
confidence, that he will not at least be found inferior
on comparing work done by him, with any one and
LEDGER OR PRINTED BOOK, be pronounced SUI
peror he should like TO be favored with view OF the
same, 10 order tina, he may be instructed In executing
one for possible Excepting those gen.
tlemen engaged in the same iue OF businsss-as me.
chanc's mind hand always find room for improve.
ment No effence Is hereby intended but the wish Of
viewing superior workman. hip, rcularIy home manu-
aeturs is the prn cipal OF the request That there
is BDdery Estabshmentin Virginia, equal, as II re-
spects variety of useful, costly tools and implements he
knows, cannot be denied by any in his line, as he
has expended much abour, time and money, in bring
ing his mechanical branch to degree OF perfection.
The following extract Of letter from the Ex-Pres
dent JfeTson to Frederick A. Mayo, is published by
the way of proof that good work. for good Judges will
recommend itself-Although il may be admitted that
he is capable Of doing (not the besD but good work,
and that he charges accordingly yet il yields TO him
in reality very small profit, the particular manner
and time in executing work to order, il should be
DONE of which rule he cannot depart, is but seldom ia
ken in consideration mot like Peter Finders Razors,
very good, and very cheap) to him as Workman, Is
gratifying, during the progress Of the work,
well the finishing part, TO every exertion not
to be surpassed: but still sufficient encouragement is
wanting, though his charges reasonable, and his
work faithfully executed.
"yHonticello, May IL 1921.
eel have Just returned home after absence Of some
time, and find here your letter of the 5th Your for
mer avors had also TO hand, and the Books safely
arrived. Their execution is entirely approved. Ac-
cept my thanks for Seyber's Statistical Annals, the
binding Of which, is certainly superb than any
thing have ever before SEEN and the of my
esteem and respect. TIL: JEFFERSON"
F. A. Mayo requests any gentleman, who may wish
to view sets Of Super Royal account Boos, ruled to
very particular pattern, bound with pattern back, and
worked Russia bands TO call at the house OF Messrs
& W. Gillias or at the Auditors Office Of the Capitol
N. b. The printed paper OF any valuable edition in
sheets, Tor even III ogo which have been done up in
boardsJ can be made equal TO writing paper
before they are bound; which is sometimes dons In Eu-
rope, but not attempted by book binders 10 this eoun
try
P Members Of the Legislature are respectfully In
formed that any work he may be favored with, will be
returned executed to their rooms, sent by direction
TO any part of the State. Dec. 25 69-6t