Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-10
nv THOMAS RICHIE Il SONS
r.rr,. of the Richmond Enquirer.

49," ouolishsd three times q geek durins tbs sssuon
@iat 'tf ,...s and t5ics a toeek dsrisr the rest of the year.
.s-'f "- rrpMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
o.itrs 90 aauu,a, and Three Dollars for six months,
an ,lvlrc-. To 5t2a'd.H a sy.sn' ~ ,h m'se py h'"'' posi-
o. ~ "o,.', ~ otTCe may he remitted per mail, in good and
' ~ tues "',s'S :" ~, m, risk of the Editor; the postage Of all
.vua1r Hi"s :" :. ~. ~ riters.-tThe postage of a single letter
La ~ Gag '"a sc,u TO the writer. Ii is the accumulation of
,.ttc-ly Of an, a ns,ye business, which operates asa serious tax
a te Ein%' ail ray for nine papers, annually shallhave,he
.t1n GRATIS. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
s,1,esn lines, or less, frstinsertion, rs %eents;for
t" ~. nuaucr, NJ cents
l:-s's,.,sf,rtorv references, To insure execution.
7t' 80, whose advetlislns may auiountlo Sioo per annum, a
SIS IAN. w. -arrrst solicitation of several of our city friends,
r Wy. rninrd 10 take n limited number of yearly adver-
a. ave !. Iasn il altogether unnecessary TO say any thing in
.t$' ~ ,dvau,asrs likely 10 result therefrom TO the whole
Dsalo OF the "a. ...;r circulation of n poper in the conn
sas dst"3 :T, ;hr fact, that an annual advertisement, twice a
r' y" ~ ,nne.r ~ eosry paper, and once 4 week in every other
-eN' srch advertisers Will he strictly limited, however, 10 the
eAt' ."cart IN our general termsl-and To a SINGLE advertise
,'"' ,bry mast pay pro rata for an enlargement beyond the
a'h, 'bs, ines shall have the privilege exchanging their adver-
';4H',s soft.n as they please, without any additional cost.
a'ras'3 ~ tcsorisy arc tae terms Of Observation-Disclosures
so 'E.'''' 40
:. twice a week, 40
A5Is Ds..a;ie, and Marriages from .he country, whenever
~. e,ndwritinsi is unknown a; this office, must be anthem
't'.S. me anlorsa;ion ofthe Postmaster in the neighborhood,
Til.r no case he published. Every measure, thai has
' INA 10 p:even, imposi;ions and quiEzes, has proved hereto
n+ A.,gIr.--SVp must, therefore. insist in such a case upon
.ng.o,clijou pein- certified BY the name Of the Postmaster,
.n ,n c.30cs ~ thtistter
Sd 81 descriptions shall hereafter be considered as incurred
.. IN a.yauce, and for a years publication, unless specially
ID 4 snogter time, and paid for in advance Tor that shorter
N.sn % ordered.
\ ,,iIcsi5nn shalt be sent 10 the order OF any new and UNI
LIS, aher. unless paid for III advance, or satisfactory re-
go :. ,n,i, Ia some known and accessible person in regard 10
FINER r his payment. But, III case Of Al order Tor i pub
:, ,,ifhou. payment, from a new subscriber who ~ unac-
~ with the conditions, a single number may be sent. con
- ~. :, .econaan.ed by, IA copy of this regulation.
~. ,,urs Of all subscribers whose ability To pay may be
49,. o., IN. publisher aud who may remain indebted on open
- 49,. A., m. en-! If two years from the time when the advanced
.,, yye tue. shall ne erased from the list of subscribers"
Resolutions Of the Editorial Conrention Of IA.
raa.r r.. Salrtioas ar. sone of the results of the collective Wis
,rt The hitter exp-rieu nee of the Editorial Corps OF virginia,
,t we're assembled al Richmond, on the 18th January, 1889.
X ,,,... Resolutions. we ARE determined TO abide. The interests
rm. prs recommend. andour own interests require, an infexi-
H., thr,-nre ataem. several ofthe American presses are driven
.. f. English custom Of Cash Payments. No class OF men has
-. mon. M an atise Of the Crsdi: System, than the Editors of
,.y.wa-->. TIE .rea; difficulty consists in the transition from
.- .,-m "a The other. Sotwith:i anding the Resolutions of the
.s q. Ia yenton, We have been induced 10 continue several
..ascriaer on the Book, who are IN arrears to this Office
A. aa: -atng- oar course. The name OF every subscriber, who
d. ,i> pr-diclEcut. will positively be stricken offtrom our roll
81 4- enhancement OF our next volume.
eE.Ar,f, rhat il he recommended 10 the Editors of Newspa-
,s rs.nu.noss the Commonwealth, 10 publish at the head Of
is. -a-r, their rates for advertising, and that they strictly ad-
l. 10 tie >ain-: and that these prices be always such, as 10
~ AR nIt nsa.ion for the labor performed"
Resolution Of the Editorial Contention.