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NEW MUSIC.
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VOCAL MUSIC.
VOCAL HARMONY, Vol. '2, containing fifteen
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Eghty God of ilarzes, by Mozart •
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Oyer the Mountains, by Whithker
Mk wit Tear of Pity by Ditto
The beast that warmed, by Ditto
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Go Zephyr, by ii....
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Row weet tie Mooft, by Haydn . 1 6
Oldernory thou fond ducekver, by Nicks - 1 6
Love/y Mary, by Ross - - 1 6
Toms nearly in the vernal Teal, by PbelPs - 1 6
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This day was published,
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HISTORY of the FEMALE SEX, translated
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THE ARITHMETIC of REAL LIFE and
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Mashes; the Calculation of Annuities, Leases, Estates, Lives,
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Ey the Rev. J. JOYCE,
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