Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
~ If the Richmond Enquirer.

r. r". rnouirer is published three times
g ~ y, the session OF The State Legislature,
sssi N ~, week during the rest of the year.
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= q ~ THE postage Of single letter IS
~ E", any account 10 The writer. II is the
>l.ts. " n hostage in an extensivebusiness
','ro,es as serious tax upon the Editor
i'1.' WbSryer will pay for nine papers, annual
,,sll have the tenth sre,w, ,r,e1Sc
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~ ;'," ,bo>e whose advertising may amount TO to
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-, AZ The earneS, solicitation OF several OF our
- :friends, we have determined TO take limit
..,mher of yearly advertisers. We deem IL al
,',bsr unnecessary to say any thing IN favor OF
.lyautages likely TO result thereirom to the
i,'s,.le dealer, from Tie cCtcnSire ctTcntataon OF
u.s.. n,rer in the country, and from the fact that
J. ,nn,al advertisement, twice week, VIII dp-
.,,- ), cre,v paper, and once week an efcfv
-. naper. Such advertisers will be ST1rtp IT,
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,r,i ..-nS)-and 10 a single advertisement, ana
,er rIn>, pay PIE ra'a for an enlargement be-
.''s; Inc souarc-bus they will have the privilege
Ianpinr their advertisement as often aS they
.',ase wi.hou. any additional cost.
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3 The names of all subscribers whose abillty
nav NAV be unknown TO the publisher, and who
,ay remain indebted on open account al the END
Two Years from the time when The advanced
ey,oen VAS due. shall be erased from the list oi
a.>cribcrS."
fRwlu,ions of the Editorial Conrt'n Of Va.
These resolutions are some of the results OIL the
elective wisdom and the bitter experience oil tne
li.t9rial Corps of Virginia that were assembled
Richmond. on the 18th of January, 1883.
py these resolutions we are determined 70
bic The interests of the press recommend,
u; our own interests require, an iniiexibie ao-
renee 10 them Several OF the American
.s>>cs are driven into the English custom OIL
"a 3nvD,rnls. No class OF men has lost more
= IN abuse of the credit sustea,, than the Editors
newspapers. The great difficulty consists IN
y, transition from one system to the other Not,
:ilf>,andiag the Resolutions Of the Ediioorial
we have been induced TO continue
e~e-al o!i subscribers on the book, who are IN
r,ears 10 this Office. We must change our
,qr>e. The name of every subscriber, who Is
ms prelicament, will positively be stricken
+ from our roll-wilhout a remittance Is receiV-
al an early day. ~.
~Rsso'rcd, That it be recommended 10 the Edi-
r Of newspapers, throughout the Common
eath, to publish a, the head of their papers
cir rates for advertising, and that they strictly
here 10 the same, and that these prices be al
av> such as 10 give fair compensation Tor the
tor performed" c,:.n