Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-30
Cheap Music.


VENHE subscriber has received large assortment
IL OF Lithrogaphc Music. which he will self AZ q
cents per printed page, and instances cheap
er-Much has been said about the incorrectnesa Of
photographic Music and with some degree Of truth.
me printing establishment having changed owners
IL is due to the present proprietor to say that ownn
TO ms particular attention, the Lithographio Music
printed Mt his establishments is as correct as plate r
se.--Phe subscriber will give catalopue of Tnns;o
Oh hand with the price in cents
VI
Nubion Girls song, from "the Epicuroan" Oh: 00
in the "Stly Night" arranged by Sir John Steven
son, IL; %, do you remember, la; o, cold was tho
climate, 10; Oh no, never mention her, sum- bv Mr.
Pearman, ie o! am then remembered stilLp e5.
" yes, we often mention her, composed by C. n Horn
10; Oysters, Sir. sung by Miss Graddon 10; @ voun,
Maiden hearts, beware, composed by Wade 10. X
swiftly ghdes the "Bonny boat ~; o. Memory ceaee =
12; o, never fall in Love sung by Miss Cl,rS F,shsr
Is; o. come where the Roses for ever arc blowing
IL; o, 'tls Love, 12 o think Of tho Momen,s co
sweetly endoarng, adapted TO Webers last Walt b,,
j. Barnett l2 tempt me with Jewels brioht
composed by r. Bishop 10; Poor Little Maid. l9:
Ram gold Ring, adapted to an air in Der Preischutz
~; Pretty Butterfly, composed by Henry 10: Psvcbe
and the Butterfly, 10; Pretty Dove Io Poor iiltje
Love, re- Pretty Fairy 10; Rose of Lucerne nv Inc
Swiss Toy Girl, %; Rest, Warrior resti a ballad
~ RISE gentle Moon, sung by Madame Peron, 10;
Return. my Love sung by Miss Patton TO- Pc
will cease to bloom. I2; Rosalie as sung bv M
Horne, 81; Row gently here my GoIdoIier 70: sion
Thief! or the stolen Harp, composed by Rodwell 10
SWISS boy' arranged by Moschelee, ~ Smile Baain
my bonnie Lassie. 10; Said Smile to Tear co1ono
sedby Braham, 10; Soldiers Grave 25; Sound Of her
native Guitar, 10; Sweet Home composed bv Parry
| "; Sing not my song yet, composed by Wade. "a.
! Swiss Boys Lament, composed by Clifton 10; SONG
OF the Swiss Exile, e; Swiss Hunters volcano
home, 25; Sweet Melody 10 Swiss Girl, I7 slowly
wears tho day. Love, re- Sleep on my Pillow. lS.
See the dawn from Heaven, sung at Rome on Christ.
mas Eve popular national melody, by Moore and
Bishop, 10; IT'S the Scottish Drum sung bv Nisa
Patton, s5i There's nothing true but Heaven s; They
mourn me dead in my fathers hall. 25; Twilight
Dews' IL; TO Greece VIC give our shining bladee,
composed by Bishop. q; Wilt thou meet me there,
Love 70; White and red Roses, 10 Wba'l be king
but Charlie! "; Weep not around me, composed by
Bishop, 25 Whom you're roaming sung by Mrs.
Knight 49, Waterman, sung with grcai applause,
\ ~ Womcns Charms, composed BY Lee, ~ WI my
Love lil march away, sung by Miss Clara Fisher,
l ~ WI you come where the sweet bfiar grows, a
Duet TO- Where is my Lover -; We Shepherds,
tell me, Duet, 95; Yes, will leave tho festive
scene, -; Your heart and Lutte, ~; You think I am
unioellng u; Ye breozes softly blowing. from Mo-
zarts opera, %; Ye bright and gittenng palaces,
y; You don't exactly suite me- sung by Miss Crn-
mer i2j Yes 'iis The Indian Drum, arranged for
three voices, by II X. Bishop, %.
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