The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-23

TO the Patrons Of lhe CHRONICLE and
PATRlOT, and The Public generally.
HAVING purchased the establishment of the IN
dependent Chronicle Of its former proprieto rs,
and formed Co-partnership 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, and issue daily paper
for the town and commercial subscribers, and Sc
miweekly one for the country, under the title OF
the Independent Chronicle and BOSTON Patriot
The advantages to be derived from arrange
mept Of this are too obvious 10 require much
comment. Many gentlemen are now subsc ribers
both TO the Chrencie and Posres for which they pay
eight dollars per annum. By subscribing to the
daily paper, they will receive sheet e1ery day in
the week, (nstead of fur simes for the price
daily paper 9ers additional facilities for adyer-
tsing, and is calculated to give to advertisements
greater degree Of publicity. II also affords bet
ter scope fer the publication Of news of every des-
crip,on. BY enabling the editors to embody the
events of the day, both foreign and domestic, as
fast they occur, the public form. from
this Isbroken seres and ,iew ~ the 1ehoie ground,
more correct opinion. The principle as no less i'm
pcrtant in a political point of view. " 10 do the
PREFER thing az he proper time" is rs sound an AZ
ION in politics, in any other science. In contro.
vcrsies Of this sort, the effect Of publication is of
ten entirely lost, from the impossbil,y Of timing it
correctly. We presume many gentlemen residing
the daily paper. Others, however, will wish 10 re-
ccive, as heretofore, the semi-weekiy,to which as
much attention will be paid TO the daily, and
which will be issued upon the same conditions as
now, viz -four dsiiars per 0nnnm. 1t will contain
the matter Of the daily paper, and once fortnight
tho Prices Current OF the Boston naiket--ln the
daily paper the Prices will be published weekly.
The laws Of the Union will also be promulgated
in both papers. The days Of the publication for
the semi.weekly paper will be on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. aass.s ...a ltst AZ
While The most rigid attention will be paid to the
commercial agricultural and manufacturing inter-
ests, u,I 10 the forming Of business pa Ne
glorious principles upon which our Govern IS
founded will continue to be defended withr )
ed ardor.. II is therefore hoped that those &c
spirited gentlemen TO whose powerful pens we ave
heretofore been so highly indebted, win contnae
their useful labors in the great and good cause
that cause which has been our pride aud boast 10
have uniformly advocated, which is dear TO us as
the air we athe, and which the latest hour Of
our existence, we shall cling to With undertaking
constsncy.
when IL is considered that this establishment
will communicate so directly and extensively with
the republican interests Of New-Engiand, men Of
business, will at once perceive its peculiar eligib.
ty as an advertising ,edium more particularly as
all advertisements will appear both in the daily and
country paper tst
Tothe present subscribers to the Chronicle Pat
y paper without further notice and shalt continue
70 do so until we receive orders TO discontinue It,
or to send in It's place the daily paper.
Gentlemen in town would greatly facilitate our
arrangements, by sending their subscriptions to The
Office, specifying which paper they wish to have,
and where 1t is 10 be left.
Subscribers either in town country, who at iirst
may fail Of receiving their papers. are respectfully
requested TO give notice Of such faure. In some
cases, where papers have formerly been received
from public houses and stage otice. they will prob.
ably now be found post Offices. and so rsce tersa
Should the change not be so agreeable. subscribers
would confer . favor by notifying us OF Il. In ev-
cry instance Il is our wish TO be informed OF
the most convenient mode Of conveyance.
The subscribers are duly authorized to adjust
all outstanding accounts both of the Chronicle and
Patriot; and It is hoped our friends who are nos
in arrears will do US the favor to close their sc-
counts. as the expences Of the new establishment,
in the outset must necessarily be heavy.
Editors friendly to this establishment IN other
parts of the Union viii confer favor, which we
shall happy 10 reciprocate, BY giving this notice
few Insertions In their respective gazettes.
: ~ sese qear DAVIS G. BALLARD,
EDMUND WRIGHT, Jr.
or oEce No. 8, State sf-eef- Enfronce nerf the En-
change C,see Hsrss- Csrnfirs Rcom on .frsi fssr,