The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-02


PATRIOT, and 1he Public generally.
HAVING purchased the establishment, Of the In
Ii dependent Chronicle Of its former proprie.ors,
and formed a Co-parinershp under Tie firm Of
BALLARD a WRIGHT,
the Subscribers respectfully give notice, that THIS
DAY, they shall connect the Two establishments Of
the Chronicle and Patriot, and issue daily psIer
Tor the town and CONNER cisl subscribers, aud se-
miwe,kiy one for the country, under the title Of
the kndepencent Chronicle and Boston Parrot
The advantages to be derived from arrange
ment OF this sort too obvious TO require much
comment Many gentlemen are now subscribers
both to The Chronicle aud Hofrios for which they pay
eight dollars per apnum. By subscribing 10 the
daily paper, they will ueceive sheet every day in
the week, (instcad Of fur nnes for the p'iee.
daily paper offers additional facilities for ad,er.
iisng, and is calculated TO give TO advertisements
greater degree of publicity. 1t also affords bet
ter scope for the publication of OF every des-
cription by enabling the editors 10 cmbody tlfe
events of the day, both foreign and domestic, as
fast as they occur, the public at IN, from
this Gsbroker and rieu Of tie whole ground,
more correct opinion. The principle is 10 less i'm
portan' in political point of view. g TO do fhe
proper thing az the prefer time" is as sound sn
ION in politics, as in any other science IN contro-
verses Of th. sort. the effect Of publication is Of
ten entirely lost. from The npossibil,y Of timing il
correctly. We presume many gentlemen residing
in the country sensible OF this, and will prefer
the daily psper. Others, however, will wish 10
ceve, as heretofore. the semiw eekly, TO which as
much attention will be paid as 20 the daily, and
which will be issued upon the same conditions as
now, viz :-foIr doilors per onnIn 1t win contain
the matter Ut the daily paper aud once a fortnight
the Prices Current of the Boston market--In the
daily psper the Prices will be published weekly.
The laws of the Union will also be proTnu'g atcd
in both papers. 1be days Of the publication for
the sorni.woekly paper will be OH Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS.
While tile most rigid attention will be paid to the
commercial agricultural ard manufacturing inter.
es.s, spL to the forming Of business paper. the
glorious principles upo, which our Government is
founded All continue to De defended with unabat
ed ardor. II is therefore hoped that those public
spirited gentlemen TO whose pow erful pens We have
heretofore been 80 highly indebted, will continue
their useful labots in tie great aud good cause
tha, cause which has been our pride and boast 20
have uniformly advocated, which is dear TO as
the air we breathe, and which to the IatSs, hour o
our cXisteIice, we shall cling 10 With undertaking
constancy.
When il is considered that ihis establishment
will communioa ate SO directly and extensively with
the republican interests Of New-Engand, men Of
business, will AZ once perceive it's peculiar eigbili
ty as all advertising medium more particularly as
all advertisements will appear beth in the daily and
country paper
To the present subscribers TO the Chronicle Pat.
riot in the country shall forward the week
ly paper without iutlher notice and shall continue
To do so Until We re,.ive orders To discontinue it,
or to SEND IN its place the daily psper
Gentlemen in town would greatly facilitate oui
arrangements. by sending their subscriptions to The
oaice, specifying which paper tl,ey wish to have
and where il is 10 be left.
Subscribers either in town or country. who u 6rs
may fail OF receiving teir papers, sie respectfully
requested TO gave notice OF suCi, ta,lVie IN
cases, where papers have formerly been received
from public houses and stage Office, they will prob
ably now be found a, pos, Offices, and 80
Should the change not be so agreca5ie. subscriber,
would confer !avor by notifying us OF it. In cv
cry instance il is earnest wish so be informed O
the mos, convenient mode Of conveyance
The Subscribers are duly authorized 20 adjust
all outstanding accounts both OF the Chronicle and
Patriot and IL is hoped our friends who are now
in arrears will do Us the favor TO close their &C
counts, as the eypcnces of The new establishment
IN the outset must necessarily be aeavy.
Editors friendly to tiris establishment in other
parts OF the Union will confer a favor, which We
shall happy to reciprcca,e, by giving this notice
isv insertions in their respective gaLettes.
DAVIS L. BALLARD,
EDMUND WRIGHT, Jr.
Uy OEcs..No. 8, Sc.e srert--Eniranee ne1t tie Ex.
change Ce6te Aoase-- Counting Room on frsf fosr.
where subscriptions, Advertisements, sc. xiii te re
eeireJ, dsii oceousis seffisd
RoSton. Nav 49, 1917