The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-18

GEORGE p MORRIS, THEODORE S. Fay AND
NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work devoted articles from pens of weknown
and distinguished WRITER'S upon every subject that prove
eresng to the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud paheic-Cruca notices
Early and choice selections from the best publications. both
American and EngshScienifc and Literary Intol gence-
Copous notices OF Foreign Countries by Correspondents
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the productions in the Fine are prescnte
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beautiful specimens Of Art Engavngs Music, ,ecNsces Of
the acted Drama and other from the
best works in other languages, French, German Italian
Spanish etcand an infinite variety of miscellaneous reading
relating passing events remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements in Science, Arr, Mechanics ETC. etc.
In announcing he appearance The thirteenth oiumc of tho
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