Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
the Richmond ENQUIRER.

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ensive business, which operates as serious tax
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,5in gratis. FERNS OF ADVERTISING.
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~ 81 Advertising may amount TO Sl00 per annum,
np made OF 20 cent? and to $50, OF 10 per cent
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s We Svanases likely TO result therefrom the whole
from The circulation of our paper in the coun
81 and from the cthat an annual advertisement, Twice
viii appear emery paper, and once week IN eoery ota
Snch advertisers viii be strictly limited, however, 10 ths
sntciaed general ,erms)-and TO sngm advertise
,hry must pay pro rata for enlargement beyond the
they shall have the privilege ofehanTng Their adve
zen, As o:len they please, without any aaaona cost
r., cying ths terms efassaat advertisements .oo
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% names all subscribers whose ability TO pay may De
u 10 lie publisher and who remain indebted on open
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- ~ Resolutions Of the Editorial! Contention u "a
Thss. Resolutions the results of the collective WIS
INN and The bitter experience of the Editorial Corps oil fsha
were assembled Richmond, the 18th January, 1885,
Resolutions determined abide lhe interests
andour own r-quire an inhex
them Several Of the American presses driven
~. English custom of Cash Payments No class of men has
or ~ an of the Credit System than the Editors OF
.xsnaoe. The difficulty consists in the transition from
L. other Notwith landing the Resolutions of the
nyention have been induced continue several
"a the Book, who are in arrears to this Office.
~ nu The Of every subscriber who
is predcamen will positively esrcken onfrom our ro
j.. -,tnnrut sInent of volume
,.s,f-,f That recommended to the Editors of Newspa
pI.nout the Commonwealth, to publish at the head Of
a for advertising, and that they strictly ad
and that these prices be always such, as &c
,,, a fl,r c ,aptnsa ion Cor the labor Performed
Resolution ofthe Editorial Conpention.