Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-03
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PayHae" wa Revolutions Of The Editorial Conrent,on Of "a.
-,... p-so,u,ions are some Of the results of the collective wis
a nsns The bitter experience of the Editorial Corps oil Virginia
dom sar. assembled al Richmond, on the l7th January, 1888.
n =, ,hese Resolutions, we are determinedt 10 aolue.La ne i.ees
7 NJ 1,.,eucr to them. Several of the American presses are driven
IT, rnr Enslish custom Of Casa Paynsats. no e,as !. o1 rai !, ~ y
o. m ",,.rs The great difficulty consists III the transition from
o 8 .ys.rm 10 the other. Noiwi.hs landing tue Reso nan"n ., us
. r,,ial Cnnventinn, we have been induced 10 continue ssse'a'
- .asscribers on The Book, who are in arrears to this omce;I
IL must change our course. The name OF every ng S, M e,, ~ rnI
! /, ,,s p,edicament, win positively he stricken on from our t"'
i The commencement of our next volume
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II same; aud that thrse prices be Always suen' Ia"
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