The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-07-15
GEORGE p. NORRIS, THEODORE S. FAY Ann
NATHANIEL L. WILLIS, EDITORS

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NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work is devoted articles from the pens Of vekno-
and distinguished writer's subject thai can
ierestns to the general reader including Original Poetry
Iaes and Essays humorous aud pathec-Crca notices.
Early and choice selections from the publications both
American and EngslScienic and Literary intelligence
gagged expressly and exclusively for this JournaScures up
ON the various productions in the Fine Arts are presented
for the notice and appreciation of the pubcElaboras and
beautiful specimens of Art Engravngs Music etcNoces 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 to passing events remarkable individuals discoveries
and improvements in Science, Art, Mechanics ETC. ETC.
In announcing the appearance of the thirteenth roum of the
NEW-YORk MIRROR, almost the only duty which deyolyes
upon It's editors to tender their cordial acknowledge
mens their old friends for the continuance OF support
and proer the subscribers whose names
been added to their list durus the year their thanks for
this mark OF their confidence and appreciation To the former
they can only relterae the often conveyed that's
Mirror has now succeeded preserving their good will through
the arduous period of infancy youth so in maturity
will endeavo still to deserve the applause which earlier e
forts have received To the latter they would observe tina, no
expense shall be spared and eperons relaxed to render
least as attractive and popular The
experience past years will give Confidence to those
watched our while the volume will soon close will
be that bch come TO our more recen, friends
so that the regulation already secured publication may
maintained and enhanced.
To both beg leave declare ts, in the Ornamental e
octen OF the Mirror the best talent has been engag
ed that many painters have received commissions from
execution Of subjects of history and national
and that of the first been secured to
der these works ng illustrations of numbers However
beautiful have been the preceding works which have
oamened and however loud and has been
e applause which has greeted their publication have
slight satisfaction in being enabled that those prepsr
aon snrPas thing Of the kind knorn the United States
No literary periodical published in this country has attain
ed uch an extended circulation the Mirror which Of course
he pest proof Its congena the national tase and
eluoc approval OF Its system, and the principle OF It's man
agement.
In the course of the volume FOUR SPLENDID QUARTO
STILL EMBELLISHMENTS designed, painted and cnsrar-
d y me best and most eminent conry will be pub
hshed, together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS, il
OF cron and interesting scenes incidents and antique
a with aoou FIFTY PIECES of French Spanish German.
Guitar. &c - -
ne same taste which has presided our MUSICAL Sc
VIII superpend those hereafter 10 appear and
INC principles which guide this will BE- as they
nave mhero oeen novelty and excellence beauty Of the
poetry, and the melody OF the accompaniment
Ihe character Of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
100 Wen known to be descanted il
state that the choicest promised their co-operacn
IN the nome department. and this Notwithstanding the
nous expense we have incurred shall continue appro
pirate all available talent and possible the claims of
the Mirror to public support
On those grounds commend our forthcoming volume 10
the notice and appreciation OF our countymen
CONDITIONS.
The Mirror published Saturday the corner os
Nassau and Ann streets II elegantly printed in the supey
royal quaro FORM fine paper with brewer nion ard non
pariel type. Is embeshed three rpousl y,b
splendid ssr royal guarto enerarirg and every week viii
popular piece OF taassc arranged for the harm
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Communications postpaid be addressed the Tci:o-.
Nosubscripuons received for less period than one
WILLIAM D. CALLAHAN hsof