Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29
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VI
Nubian Girls song, from "the Epicurean" 25 OF
In the "Stilly Night" arranged by Sir John Steven.
son, l2 %, do you remember, -; Q, cold was the
climate, l2; Oh no, never mention her. sung by MIR.
Pearman, ~; D! am then remembered stilp 25;
- yes, we often mention her, composed by Horn,
10; Oysters, Sir sung by Miss Graddon 10; o YOUNG
Maiden hearts, beware, composed by Wade. i2; O.
swiftly ghdes the "Bonny boat, -; o, Memory ceuse,
lS y, never fall In Love, sung by Miss Clara Fisher
70; y, come where the Roses for ever are blowing,
10; Q, 'tis Love, IL; q think of the Moments so
sweety endearing adapted TO Weber's last Waltz by
j. Barnett IL; tempt me not witt. Jewels bright,
composed by Il. Bishop, 10; Poor Little Maid, -;
PIaln gold Ring, adapted to air in Der Freischuz
12 Pretty Butterfly, composed by Henry Is; Psyche
and the Butterfly, 10; Pretty Dove, 10; Poor little
Love, ~; Pretty FAIRY, 10; Rose Of Lucerne or the
Swiss Toy Girl, 25; Rest, Warrior, rest; q ballad,
~ Rise, gentle Moon, sung by Madame Feron, l3;
Return my Love, sung by Miss Patton, 10; Rose
VIII ceuse to bloom. ~ Resale. as sung by MIR.
Horne, 81; Row gently here, my GoLdoler . Sion
Ihei! or the stolen Harp. composed by Rodwell le:
Swiss Boy, arranged by Moscheles. 70; Smile again,
my bonnie Lassie. 10; Said Smile to Tear cornpo-
sed by Brahnm, 10; Soldiers Grave 25; Sound of her
native Guitar 10; Sweet Home! composed by Parry,
~; Sing not my song yet, composed by Wade, 70;
Swiss Boys Lament, composed by Clifton, @; Song
of the SWISS Exile. -; Swiss Hunters welcome
home, 25; Sweet Melody, ~ Swiss Girl, 10; Slowly
wears the day. Love, 10; Sleep on my Pillow, le;
See The dawn from Heaven, sung at Rome on Christ
mas Eve, popular national melody, by Moore and
Bishop. I2 IT'S the Scottish Drum, sung by Miss
Patton p; There's nothing true but Heaven, 6; They
mourn me dead in my fathers hall, 25; Twilight
Dews. IL; To Greece give our shining blades.
composed by Bishop. 10; Wilt thou meet me there,
Love, 25 White and red Roses, l2 Wha'il be king
but Charlie? 10; Weep not around me, composed by
Bishop, 25i When you're roaming. sung by Mrs.
Knight, Ia; Waterman. sung with great applause
IL; Women's Charms, composed by Lee, -; Wi my
love III march away, sung by Miss Clara Fisher
IL; Will you come where the sweet brar grows a
Duet, 10; Where is my Lover? 10; Ye Shepherds
tell me, duett, 25; Yes, / will leave the festive
scene, ~ Your heart and Lutte 10; You think nm
unieeing, 10; Ye breezes softly blowing, from Mo.
zarts opera, 10; Ye bright and glittering palaces
IL; Hou don't exactly suite me. sung by Miss era
mer, ~ Yes, It's the Indian Drum, arranged for
three voices, by II R. Bishop, %.
Jy29 r. d. SANXAY.