Description1. D. K. Van Veghten, (From New York) Respectfully informs his friends and the public in general that he has commenced The Book-Binding Business, At the old stand formerly occupied by Mr. H. C. Southwick, in Lutheran-street... All kinds of Blank books will be bound with neatness add dispatch" Fry's 1815 Albany Directory. p. 82. 2. 94 State & 8 Plain. 1816 Fry's Albany Directory. 3. 41 Dock. 1817, Packard & Van Benthuysen, Albany Directory. 4. Van Veghten & Seymour. 1818, Pearce Albany Directory 5. Douw K. Van Verghten, Bookseller and Bookbinder 38 State. Douw K. Van Veghten, Bookbinder 41 cor. Dock & Mark Lane,  and: Van Veghten & Seymour Bookbinders, 41 Dock & 38 State. 1819 Pearce Albany Directory. 6. Blank Book Manufactory, 3 south State st., Bookbinder, 41 corner of Dock and Mark-lane. 1820, Pearce Albany Directory. not in the 1821, 22 or 23 Albany directories 7. (1820) Van Veghten  is back in New York City an is in a dispute, carried in the National Advocate and The New York Evening Post Octoober 10, 1820 as to the quality of his Blank Books  over  a Mr. T. A. R.'s work . October 12,1820 8. (1821) Van Vechten (sic) presents " very elegant specimens of Bookbinding" ant the New York Agricultural Society Fair. Evening Post, (N.Y., N.Y.)