Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-30
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Nublan Girls song, from stfre Epicurean,, 95.- 90
m the 'Stiy Night" arranged by Sir John Steven
son, 12 o, do you remember, 70; o. cold WAC tba
climate, l2; Oh no. mention her SUNG bv NJ
P , e; o. am then remembered stip a5:
yes, we often mention her, composed by C. y Horn
ID; Oysters. Sir, sung by Miss Graddon la. q von,e
hiai e hearts, beware, composed by Wade IL o.
swiftly glIdes the "Bonpy boat ~; @ Memory cease
ls ~ never fall in Love. sung by Miss Clara Fisher,
70; ", come where the Roses for ever are blowino
IL; q, tits Love. 12; o think of the Moments g,
sweetly endcarng, adapted to Webers last Waltz bv
) barnett l2 tempt me not with Jewels bright
composed by K. Bishop 81 Poor Little Maid, fs;
IL; Pretty Butterfly, composed by Henry 12 Psyche
and the Butterfly 10; Pretty Dove I8: Poor little
Love- ~; Pretty FAIRY, 49, Rose of Lucerne or tho
Swiss Toy Giri. 25; Rest, Warrior rest ballad
70; Rise. gentle Moon, sung by Madame Peron. 10.
return " my Love, sung by Miss Patton I2; Rose
viii cease to bloom, IL; Resale, as sung bv Mr..
horne 81; Row gently here, my Gondolier fa Stop
Thief! or the stolen Harp composed bv Rodwe,l I5
Swiss Boy. arranged by MoscheIes, ~; Smile again
my bonnie basic ~; Said Smile to a Tear cogno
sed by Braham, fS Soldiers Grave 25 Sound of her
naive Guitar, 3; Sweet Homel composed by Parry.
~; Sing not my song yet, composed by Wade, IL;
Swiss Boys Lament, composed by Clifton I8; Song
of the Swiss Exile IL; Swiss Hunters welcome
home, %; Sweet Melody, f2; Swiss Girl, 2; Slowly
wears the day Love, 10; Sleep on my Pillow. 10:
See the dawn from Heaven sung at Rome on Christ
mas Eve, popular national melody, by Moore and
Bishop. 49, IT'S the Scottish Drum, sung bv Mics
Patton, e5; There's nothing true but Heaven &. They
mourn me dead in my fathers bali, 25: Twilig6t
Dews IL; To Greece we give our shining blades.
composed by Bishop 70; Wit thou meet me there,
Love, 25 White and red Roses, 10; WbaiI be king
but Charlie! y; Weep not around me- composed by
B,lshop IS; When you're roaming. sung by Mrs.
kn'ght, 10; Waterman, sung with great applause,
~; Wonen's Charms, composed by Lee, IL; Wi my
love l u march away, sung by Miss C7ara Fisher,
~; w ~! you Come where the sweet briar grows,
Duet, 3; Where is my Lover ~; Ye Sbepberds,
tell me, Duet, 25: Yes, viii leave the festive
scene, ~; Your heart and lutte. 2; You think am
unieeling. q Ye b9ezes softly blowing. from Mo-
zsrt's opera, 10; Ye-bught and glittefine palaces
~ You don't exactly suite me. sung by Miss CYa-
rner, IL; Yes, fis The Indian Drum arranged for
three voices, by II r. Bishop, as.
jy2o r. D. sANxAY.
Or JOB PRINTING execdied q, The whig oSce