The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-04-17

"A Family Nsl0spaper Of the pery Largest
Class, free from al political bias,
PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA EVERY SAT-
uRDAY, BIZ sa,,fiit
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w AT TWO DOLLARS Pea ANNUM.
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Of their paper, to point attention to the merits
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most amusing, and most spirited, Of all News
papers, and in particular Of being the best
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ample columns every possible variety of new
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contents, combined with tho beautifully white
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News OF THE WEEK-E'ery useful fact and
interesting occurrence, whether at home or
abroad, carefully selected and logically ar
ranged, with particular attention to the ear.
ly insertion Of late Foreign news.
LIFE IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in a
series Of well written and deeply interes-
ting narratives under the title of the Town
Taller, affording pictures Of real life never
before CON nunicated for publication.
The Criticised with freedom and
spirit, but with candour and kindness.
ANEcporEs AND GossIP-Undcr this head
is furnished all the floating rumors of the
day which are deemed proper for news.
paper.
THE MARkErs-This subject is pee lliarly
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Of any changes in the Flour and Grain
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Rye, Corn, Flsxseed, &c,-Corn <hesl,
&c, Cotton, &c.
SELECT VARIErr-C Consisting of the choicest
and most captivating Tales and Sketches
from Blackwood's Magazine, and other
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reader, though far removed from the busy
scene, will have birds eye view Of much
that is daily transpiring in real life.
Law REPoRTs-The most prominent cases
| in all the Courts will be faithfully reported
reporters arc regularly imployed to furnish
every thing Of interest that transPires.
MARRIAGES g. DEArHs--A faithful list oi
| Marriages and Deaths for the week.
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the patronage has been great beyond all par
allel in the history Of American Newspapers
Seven thousand subscribers are q sufficient
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in fact, could be offered with more confidence
to the Country resident. Numerous able
writer's assist the Editors in furnishing lar
ger amount ofintcresting original matter thar
Is published In any other periodical OF the
kind; and nearly one thousand dollars are
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cite gentlemen abroad to make some affortl
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