The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-18
NV EST ABL LIS1iMENT.

PATRIOT, and fhe Public generally.
IL AvING purchased the establishment, Of the In
dependent Chronicle Of its former proprietors,
and formed Co-par,nership under the firm of
BALLARD & WRIGHT,
the Subscribers respectfully give notice. that THIS
DAY, they shall connect the Two establishments Of
the Chronicle and Patriot aud issue a daily paper
fog the town and commercial subscribers, anG Sc
mi weekly one for the country, under the title OF
the Ladebendent CArsnicie and Boston Pairiof
The advantages 10 be derived from an arrange
ment OF this sort are too Obvious TO requise much
comment. Many gentlemen are nov subscribers
both TO the Chronicle and Eofrsf for which they pay
eight dollars per annum. By subscribing 10 the
daily paper, they will receive a sheet ctc.y dcy in
The week, (,nstesd OF CGr times for the pace
daily paper offers additional facill,es tor adscr
tising, and is calculated 10 give to sdyertisemens
asgreater degree Of publicity. d also affords bet
Ter scnpe for the publication Of news of every dcs
cription ny enabling the editors 30 embody the
events OF the day, both foreign and domestic, as
fast as they occur the public M torn, from
this Ss5reken series aud ptev Of tie phote ground,
more correct opinion The principle is no less i'm
portant in q political point Of view. 10 do The
prsper thing at the prepcr time" is sound AN
ION IN poilticsas IN any other science. In contro
yersies of this sort. the effect Of publication is Of
ten entirely lost, from the impossbiii,y Of timing il
correctly We presume many gentlemen residing
10 the country sensible OF this, and will prefer
the daily per. Others, however, will wish to re-
ceive AS heretofore, the semi 1ekly, to which
much attention will be paid to the daily. and
which will be issued upon the same conditions as
now, viz /,W doltars per II viii contain
,iie matter OF the daily paper, aud once fortnight
The Prices Current Of the Boston make, la ,be
daily paper the Prices will be published weekly.
The laws of the Union vii! also be prouul gated
in both papers. Ihe days of the publication for
the semi weekly paper will be on Wednesdays and
Saturdays
While the most rigid attention will be paid TO the
commercial agricultural and manufacturing inter.
ests, and TO t'e forming ot . business paper, the
gIorioas principles upon which our Government is
founded will continue to be defended with unabai.
ed ardor. il il therefore hoped that those public
spirited gentlemen to whose powerful pens We ha,.
heretofore been so highly indebted, will continue
their useful iabors in the great aud good cause
that cause which has been pride and boast TO
have uniformly advocated, which is as dear 10 US as
the air breathe, and which to the la,es, hour Of
our existence, we shall cling TO with undertaking
coDstancy.
When it 10 considered that this establishment
will communicate directly and extensively with
the republican interests Of New.Eugland, men Of
business, will al once perceive its peculiar eIigib.
~ ss AN advertising medium more particularly IS
all advertisements will appear beth IN the daily and
country paper.
To the presen, subscribers 20 the Chronicle X Pat
riot in the country shall forward tie seu,i.wcek.
~ paper without further notice and shall continue
20 do until we receive orders TO discontinue IT,
or 10 send IN its place the daily psper.
Gentlemen ia town would greatly facilitate our
arrangements. by sending their SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the
Office, specifying which paper they wish TO have,
and where IL is TO be left
Subscribers either in town or country. who at first
may fail Ut receiving their papers, respectfully
requested TO give notice Of such failure. In some
cases, where papers have formerly been received
from pubic houses and stage Office, they will prob
ably now be found post Offices, and 50 piee tsrsa
ShJuld the change not be so agreeable, subscribers
would confer favor by notifying US OF 1t. In ov
cry instance IL is earnest wIsh 10 be informed Of
the most convenient mode Of conveyance.
The subscribers dolly authorized &c adjust
all outstanding accounts both Of the Chronicle and
Patriot. and il is hoped our friends Who are nov
IN arrears viii do u the favor TO close their &C
counts, ss the expenees Of the new establishment,
~ tic outset must necessarily be heavy.
Editors friendly TO this establishment in other
parts Of the Union viii confer favor, which we
shall happy to reciprocste. by giving thi. notice
fsv insertions IN their respective gslclles.
DAVIS G. BALLARD,
EDMUSD WRIGHT, Jr.
TT Ofioe No 3 No'e sf.ee,-- Entrance rerf the Er-
change C.see RStse - Couri,sng Rser on frsf for.
where sabsrspnons, sdrernscret.s, &c. ssH te re-,
ocited. dr1 secouHfs ,effise.