Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03
M RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND OTHER Gus

- TONERS.
In p~ursuance of an agreement entered into at the
time of purchasing their present interest in the "En-
quirer, 'fMessrs. Tyler and Wise concluded, yesterday
the PURCHASE of an interest 10 the Office for public
printing and book and job printing and binding.
hither,o exclusively owned By Messrs. Ritchie g.
Du6nsySnt. Thus. the Enquirer" and the job
Will snoeforward be carried on by the same
T Arm.
The collections which have been made up to this
? time, on account Of both offices, have principally
beephopHned 10 the accounts of the old firm. These
Care the more anxious to collect speedily, since a
general settlement, to this extent, will release as from
the existing necessity of keeping a double Get o
/books. There is Il very large amount due Messrs.
= Ritcbie o. Dunnavent, on account OF job work, and
still! larger sum due the old firm Of the "Enqulrer'
Nearly all this 10 due from customers whose solvency
and responsibility are beyond question. A speedy
settlement of all billie of this sort is necessary 10 the
convenience of all parties concerned, and Will give
our senior partners q very easy financial elbow
room.
The two junior partners must, OF necessity, submit
TO some financial pressure for several months TO come.
They are obliged to husband all resources of capital
and credit to meet the payments, when due, on their
two purchases of partnership interests in the 'En
quirer' and the job Office; they must assist in the
enlargement and Improvement Of both establishments
VIII oh are now rapidly progressing and which We hope
to complete before the end Of the present month; ane
the prime necessity Of first collecting the accounts OF
the old firm leaves the new members for the present
TO depend only on a mail share of the current re-
ceipts which reach us through the hands oil genera
agents. Thus the prompt payment of lste accounts
will prove especially beneficial to Messrs. Tyler aud
Wise.
Indeed prompt payment of every description OF &C.
counts is more necessary at this moment than at
any other time. We feel confident that a statement Of
this fact will prove a sufficient appeal TO those Of our
patrons who are still 10 arrear. The constant evidence
Of their kind assistance in other ~respects, and espe-
cially in the daily scosssions to the subscription list OF
the Enquirer" emboldens us to make still further
claims on their valuable 60 operation.
The Job office, too, will be carried on under i'm
proved auspices. The increasing encouragement
which we receive, enables US to extend to this the
improvements which are preparing in the type, &C.,
of the Enquirer" We are already enabled to ex
ecute a greater amount of work in shorter time than
formerly.
Books, pamphlets. circulars, business cards. dia.
grams, official, legal and business blanks of every
description, and, in fine, all sorts of job printing, are
executed on short notice, and in the very best style.
An excellent book bindery, attached to the office, fur
nishss every facility for the immediate completion Of
more extensive job work, and enable us to furnish at
all times a great variety Of blank books.