The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-08-26
GEORGE r. MoRRIs, TaEoDoRE s. Far AND
NATHANIEL p. WILLIS, EDITORS

This work devoted 10 articles from tho pens ofwekaow
and distinguished writer's upon every subject prove u
teresng to the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays huuofous aud patetcCriucsl no,ces
Early and choice selections from pubica both
American and Enssh-Scieuh6c and Literary lnslg
Copious notices OF Foreign Counnes by Correspondents en-
gagged expressly exclusively for this up.
on the various productions Fine Ars thar prernsd
or The notice and appreciation OF the pubcEetorsto add
beautiful specimens OF Art Lngravings Music ecNoLSss q
the acted Drama and other from the
bes, works in other languages French German Italian
Spanish, eicand an infinite variety omisccaeous reading
relating to passing events, remarkable individuals dscovere
and improvements IN Science, Art Mechanics etc. etc.
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