Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02
Cheap Music.


u OF Lithrogaphic Music. which he win sell at
cents per printed page and in some instances cheap
Gr.-Much has been said about the ncorrcctness of
photographic Music, and with some degree OF truth
The printing establishment having changed owners
IL Is due to the present proprietor to say that OWING
TO MS particular attention, the Ithogra phc Muse
printed at his establishment is Correct as plate n
sIe.--The subscriber will give catalogue of music
on hand with the price in cents.
VI.
NuLian Girls song, from '.the Epcurean" rs; Of
IN the Silly Night" arranged by SIR John Steven
son, II; %, do yousrcmemhe., IL; O, cold was The
climate, -; Oh no, never mention her, sung by Mr.
Pearmun, l2 o! am then remembered slip %.
- yes we often mention her, composed by G. II Horn
Si Eysers, sir sung by Miss GraddoD, is; Q, young
MAIDEN hearts, beware, composed by Wade. IL; o.
swiftly Sidcs the "Bouny boat, ls o. Memory cease
IL; ., never fall in Love sung by Miss C-ra Fisher
20; ., come where the Roses for ever are blowing.
IL; q, It's Love, -; o think of the Moments so
sweetiy eDdcaring, adapted TO Webers last Waltz by
J. BaTEctt, -: d tempt me not with Jewels brignt
composed by K. Bishop, Gi Poor Little Maid, ~;
Plan gold Ring, adapted TO air in Der Freischutz
-; Pretty Butterfly, composed by Henry IL: PSYCHE
and The butterfly g. Pretty Dove, 10; Poor little
Love, 10 Pretty Fairy, 10: Rose of Igccrnc or The
Swiss Toy Girl 49, Rest, Warrior, rest; ballad,
-; Rise gentle Moon, sung by Madame Feron. 10;
Return, y my Love, sung by Miss Patton, 10; Rose
will cease 10 bloom, -; Rosaie, as sung by Mr..
Horne, 81; Row gently here my GcLdolicr Ii; Son
Thief! or the stolen Harp. composed by Roowen 10:
Swiss Boy arranged by MoscIIeles, s; Smile again,
q
sed by Braham, l& Soldiers Grave 25 Sound of her
| native Guitar, Is; Sweet Home, composed by Parry
-; sing not ny song yet, composed by Wade, ~;
Swiss Boys Lamen', composed by Clifton, 10; Song
OF the Swiss Exile. I2; Swiss Hunters welcome
home, 25; Sweet Melody, l2 Swiss Girl 10: Slowly
wears the day. Love, 10; Sleep on my Pillow 10:
See Tho dawn from Heaven, sung al Rome on Christ
mas Eve. popular national melody, by Moore and
bishop. IL; lis the Scottish DTr:I, sung BY Miss
Patton, S5; There's nothing true but Heaven 6; They
mourn the dead in my fathers ball; OBJ Twilight
Dews 10 To Greece we givc shining blades,
composed by Bishop, 70; Wilt thou meet me there
Love. 25; White and red Roses, IL; Wha'ii be king
but Charlie? ~; Weep not around me, composed 6v
Bishop, %; When you're roeuring, sung by Mrs
hmgat' 10; Waterman. sung with great applause
| -; Womcns Charms, composed by Ice, -; WI nv
! love III march away, sung by bliss Clara Fisher
! IL; Will you Come where the sweet briar grows 4
Duet, Is; Where is my Lover p We Shepherds
tell me- Duet. q: Nss- will the festive
scene, H. Your heart and lutte. -; You think ! am
un'eelng, IL; Ye breezes softly blowing. from Mo
zarts opera, 10; 4e bright md gli;tenng palaces
IL; You don't exactly suite me, sung by Miss era
mer, ls; Yes, It's the Indian Drum arranged E,
three voices, by II L. Bishop, %.
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