The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
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NE PiGndtOrff. H0rp, Guitar, &C.
And contain NJ ar cles fIcnl The pens well-kuOwu
and disiing ulsfed winters UPON ey,Ty subject ta
can prove ni' resting 10 Lhe general rc.ef incihdn:
Original pOeiry--i dies aud Essays, Numerous anc
pPthei & Z rIt'cli uOtiCes-iaT.y aud c.oCe sevc
u0ns irftn The best publ cauOus. bot. Amerc1n
and ihcIisi--f csiiflic aud Literary 'neiI, nee-
COpious EOce- ol ore Couuut-s, bg tolrespOn-
deE.s enga expressly and exclusively ior tins louT
I inal--striCtufes upon The varons productions IN TIE
Fine Arts that presented for the no.lce and ap
probation OF the pubceat Orate and beauiliul spec
imens OF art engrdynls music, etc.-nOtces of The
acted drama ana other anitsen ents- -TanslaiIor.s
rom tie besi work, OtneT lang guuges, rencii
German. Italian, spanish. etc.-and an lnnne Sare-
lp o misced cons reading relating to passing events,
| remarkabie individuals. discoveries and improve
/ ment IN science AT mechanics, etc. etc.
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del il one OF the pqudn, tdsc,nct,ng ana erqai-
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luxtant
TTS LITERARY CHARACTERIZATION
NAV have been the attractions oil the thirteen prece-
teug volumes of the New York Mirror. the arrange
ments entered mo and consuinnlated tor the iour-
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snrs uly manAing us pre-ennnent position among
the periodicals OF the country. and Ofering success
ul rivalry with Tie most vaunled popular periodicals.
ot the British and Parsian press.
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signs and execute the plates or the beautiful seres
OF Pictorial embellishments. illustrative OF Anne Itah
scenery, incidents, ana personaser, nteGed 10 tHce
the new volume; among which, rom Ia chj a 1uo'e
OF nnan. will be acknowledged portrait ever taken
OF the gifted and universally admired author o. an
nv" The Landing Of Columbus as described by
Washington Irving and the ARRIVAL o. tie LnglIsh at
jamestown from tho tales Ot }. Panldins painted
by Chapman, expressly Tor this "oik, WIN lie eil-
graved by Smie from design by Wer There
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OF tie art lha be procured IA the coiy ana all
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