The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25

% fHc f-0fT0ES V roe (nhONl\ TX 1NG
PATRIOT, and Ms Pa6hc generally.
HAVING purchased the sstablisHmer 4; Of the n
1 depenlcm Chronicle Of its former proprirtors,
and formed Co.,arinership under the frrs Of
BALLARD & WRIGHT,
the Subscribers respectfully give notice. that THIS
DAY, they shall connect tie Two establishment. og
the Chronicle and fasrios. and issue daily paper
Tor the town and mtrciai subscribers, anG Sc.
ni-"eekly one fov the country, under the title Of
the bilepende'a Chronicle and Boston Patr.s.
1he advantages TO be derived from aa arrange
ment OF this sort are TOO obvious TO require much
COMMENT Many gentlemen are now subscribers
both TO the Chronicle and Pasrsss for which they pay
eight dollars per annum. by subscribing TO the
daily paper they will receive q sheet ereIp day il,
the week, (nstead CT four fimss for the sare pJice
daily paper Oilers additional fac ililies Tor adyer-
tisns, and is calculated TO give to advertise nents
greater degree OF publicity II also affords bet
Ter scope for the publication Of of every des-
cription. by enabling the editors to enbody tie
events OF the day, both foreign and domestic, as
fast they occur, ,be public once tor m from
this ua6roken and riezy cf The aVhoie ground
more correct opinion The principle Is no less I'M
portant in political point OF view. TO do lhe
proper thing 0t the profer fine" is sound sn sx-
ion IN politics, AS IN any her science. In contro-
versies of this the Effect OF publication is Of
ten entirely lost, from the nposslbny OF f,n'.g it
correctly. We presume many gentlemen residing
in the country sensible OF this, and will prefer
seive, as heretofore. the semi-weekly, TO which as
much attention will be paid IS to the daily. and
which will be issued upon the same conditions 50
now, viz :-four dsRGrs per Hnr,!m. Ii will contain
tie matter OF the daily paper, and once fortnight
the Frees Current Of the Boston MAJ TIN the
daily paper ihe Prices will be published weekly.
The laws Of the Union viii also be promulgated
IN both papers. The dsys Of the publication for
the semiweekIy paper will be on WednesdAys and
Saturdays.
Ia ,,a a.
commercial agricultural and manufacturing inter-
ests, snc to the forming oil business paper, the
glorious principles upon which our Government 10
founded will continue to be defended with unabat-
ed ardor. II is therefore hoped that those public
spirited gentiohen to whose pow sriui pens we have
heretofore been SO highly indebted, will continue
their useful labors in the great and good CAUSE
that cause which has been our pride and boast TO
have uniformly advocated which is as dear 10 us 40
the air We BREATHE and which to the laies, hour Of
our existence, We shall sling to with Underwriting
consistency.
When it is considered that this establishment
will communicate directly and extensiyc, With
the republican interests of New. England, men Of
business, viii At once perceive it's peculiar eigibi-
ty as an advertising medium more particularly 40
all advertise mens will appear both iii the daily and
country paper.
To the present subscribers the Chrorcle & Pat.
riot in the country shall forward le semi-week.
y paper without further notice; and shalt continue
10 90 SO upui we receive orders TO discontinue IL.
Or TO send in its place the Oaily paper.
Centieni.n II IN Town woulS greatly facilitate our
arrangements, BY sending their subscriptions 10 The
office. specifying which paper they wish 70 have,
and where i, is to be. left.
Subscribers either in tow country, who ut frst
may tail Of receiving their sapers, arc respectfully
requested to give notice of such failure. In some
cases, where papers have formerly been received
from public houses and stage Office, they will prob.
ably now be found post Offices, and so vice perso.
Should the change not be go agreeable subscribers
would confer favor by notifying us Of it In cv.
cry instance tits earnest wish tc &c nfor med Of
the most convenient mode Of conveyance
The subscribers are duly authorized to adjust
ell outstanding accounts both of the Chronicle and
Patriot and il is hopea Our friends who are now
in arrears will Go US the favor to close their ac.
counts, as tie expences Of the new establishment,
in the outset must necessarily be heavy.
= Editors friendly TO this establishment in other
parts Of the Union will confer favor which we
shall happy to reciprocate, by giving this notee'a
lew Insertions in their respective gazettes.
DAVIS c. BALLARD,
EDMUND WRIGHT, Jr.
CT Ofce No q, Stcte street, Entrance nert the E--
change Coffee House.-- Counting Rsem Oh first foo--
phere subscriptions, advertisements, Sc syiH le re.
csired, aud accounts settled.
..Bos,pp, May %. 1872. 80 s.
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