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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
sTRATTON's OFFICE,
F5H-i,sHis Street

STATIONS OFFICE,
FOn-i,sHis Street
ID awins ofIeesblrg Lottery, No. a.. Aug. &C:
49, Is % . - u 30 - . - 81 q u n u.
Woe Iickct Nos Il = 81, smother capital sold and
For Monday Morning Union Lottery, p prize 81
t3sHh llNo trn, 1900, 100 Of iOo, etc. 10 Nos-i2
drawn. 1icEctsSlu.
B-Ordrts ior tickets IN the above splendid Lottery
Will be met with prompt attention. Is adircssedto
n. sTRSTrON,
go RiehmJui,Vs.
nc All lenders confidential. au4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

Nr-iuia Tres urc Lottery. Class VI 10 dta~ SEPT 2ih
l,i2 CAPITALS SlOf lcoll 5Ol0 3}u7, OF 25f0 of1Jri
lu Of lS.o &b 81 5nl etc. Tickets slI.
a ccfuhcltc % package Of . whole ;e kcts in lie
above, vii hc sent fur slE.
Drawing sent (w-n re9ue.ct) as soon as the drawing
Is over. Otfcr. strictly Confidential
re1se address DIN HoYT 4 CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
, ply GOODS Ar REDUCED PRICES.

OHM WRIGHT respectfully inii1n t,.s tl,,f ,,,,i.,
- me prrscntnunih lAugust) he viii srll "a e vii -
. ..nrt stock of Go ds - Etcaty reduced p,ecs lie
"oi,i Parucuety cal attention 20 the fluwins, az.
- Puncd Lfwns, from loo upwards
Do d. i}le 80
ba.zofieunc Printed Lawns - nor yarl
lielt Paii sud Brochc Ciuziafns
hmbd swiss Murlin Dresses
warts ' "''' - sii up
Foulsui Slks. very chcsp
Ofgtdy s, satin stripe Chai'ys
P.aiu bick AMI Moic Ccld Bsznrinea
told six and Sai'r scaffa, vety eiesn
fain MouFein7, from 2sc per vsri AMI upgarls
% Sai,n stripedo size III Il,
Light s'kf. very cheap
Ncck 6ihbuns, Hosiery Glover, Iaccs-With 4, vr.,,
mary Other Goods, which VIII bc i1i equally ehr, n,
cash JOHN Wright
Nj an sf,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
LOTTERIES.


j. e.. GREGORY z co.
op,,,,.,. MANAGERS.
SFFiNS ON Niain, 2nd door below Corner OF Main
and l4Ih streets.
s25.OO0-iO prizes Of $500.
=. fifeen Drawn Isaofal
Wary ani 'onsolfitct i<tfrrv. fsaa. No ~ e.t-t,
4" be d avn 81 Bthlore We nes,i4y fh .tt.l - a..
.tH, ieiR G'and tapiiiis-S 5un 7-f, fsi -, 90
10 proportion. ~ ''iii'A
c'n.h-aics u raskagcs ~ ~ whole tieksi. ....c,
- hsif. 49,. -li
p'.-.'...s..d1. - quarter .io..........z5
For Saturday, 27th August.
S3OOO0i
100 pfzes Of $1,000.
'non Lottery, tas1 No -. for iet2-'r1 be frsyvn =,
- Ntnifl ID 4, on StfuuiaY tle 2Tth Of Hust.f t-f9
biitnt :, hcme sD1or, iuuou r.ru nn 25si inl7 loo
81 80, etc liekcis siU shares u proportion.
efcaics 81 PACKAGES - . Whole uckefs. si71 M
n'..........dp. halves. ...........G5 "a
''..-.......Hr.. .....%J quarters. %
Tor ueket. aud ehiTcs- AMI certificates ka-cs Tie
above splendid schemes. 1fir.safo
u25 R n 49,, 1870 49,
, Al orders promptly attended H. an,i an seei,i ~
Ile bis,sing fent all wiio order frotii IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

To bc drawn ~ Aexa1sIia, Sept I1;h. Vncnil I1r0u-
gala Class l.. Plies S}On. 600. C.nn 5sF spl g5li
~uO, li . Of 100 each, - Of 5Ol . II Boz % Of 40
etc. - Nos and % drawn. Tickets $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

For Saturday l!th September q, Alexandra. Grand
scheme. Union Lottery, Glass 40 ~. Pt1.s S-1Ey,
251, l2500 500. 60O iotO coo, 267 of5y - II IaJ
10 Of Go ~ Of 50 - 100, IS Nos aui Is dr4Sn
nc All orders conidcu,ia anl attended 10 with
9fomrlncss. for Packages or for q single Ticket.
= Shares in althe above, IN proporiion-isr sale BY
nu p CHARLES WORTHiN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
I,AlV NOTICI,

IHpMAS :. CUOiSON lnf WILLIAM ~ rov-,sr.-.
- hlN united e. partners n flc practice of fle Tt.C-,
iNes VIII re- iIiriy attend an tic courts 90
brunswick, Crrrr-v.rr
~. .ailt.ni Prince George,
Ait'i.' russcE,
Tic Tovn of rcIersburr
.l ' tours no ans other counties where t-fr srrvt-
NY .c Ecl4fc. They viii also Attend fo any cases Com
' OF . lr ilr Court of Appeal anil Fclfril G.u, d.
".An'ni Pireu'ar attention ui be given % lie eoiiee.
~ " 90 oa b'Insbroos s,fcc'. 90 tho rsstcncc -f
t....t- r Fini-nn an % rff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
eUNN,s DnNIEsTIc rIrn1c1,1.-

,..,.. lkly monde fnuy1
Ills rs. ul f-miy Nc icsI B11z. sff. Do Las rr-r-.
OUCH patronage iOr several Years. wherever
"As revised au cnllr-cIhy tr author boz IL " ogsr-a.
octave ,ui sefc'rVc Ply 'lc puhhstcr i,r fhc pfo
I'..ia Raymond s'uIy .fe ffc rniirar IrouyI H lu
ly executed io in printing fni h.nlnE- is crYbrIs.
81 fhcrsy arri Cufratirgs, one of which ir Dc krf
-rif 'Dn0rf nf nr Gun. 1ni Clch copy cont1fr. r,e
cog vice of sctcru distinguished medical renfft. 81.
.ni . ihnlr nn tIe tars in go't leuoru, RAYNOsDs
fNIAt .f WHICH Nnf. ItHals rfu liVr their 0fIiera
,-i.r' .'r h! .i,cpy 'tuaric.ito Mf J " Rt.u.aI
n AZ ,.is' H.s W nytri Baltimore. arf Rrv 81.
' ''' -ulI.Nf NcH acla0F. ". ID receive nrl.Huf
20 gAYHuNu
.f "" fIi. uf g.un'a u 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
DAVENPORT s. ALLEY

III v tsIfI Ntt Il = HIT.EN
r, "a; Ah s,. and conunissi0a .MIthrAfs,
IL SOB sasks .Icund Plaster. "LuJce M.nsD
% bids Nhskey
DO 90 RE, n orleans AMI stCf,i. s,,.,,.
" boxes WOoiscy a wool.sy ceiebr.icl 10. /,
Surart -' 'NA1-
O. hhls Rico No a1ses "F
4un hays RIO, lava sud LAgua "a ror.s
- packages nie and es;ra fne Tea.
~ loAes ilufG Prtcn. Csndics
10 hluls Cuba clarified sugars
20 BILL Ia ncr'sO oil
ln hhh Winter ilcachcI DO
~ eases IaGu.ficc
w gEri7,. French NJ Wine
81 boxes Bunch Raialna
~ % Havana White Sugar
10 do MuEca Wine. in hofiica
20 kegl blasting snd fiic Powder
~ sacks soft shell Almonds
20 Kegs White Iced No
=, u u AMI gr pipes CoEnae Dfanly
- qr pres ienerifle Niuc
~ Kegs Nliir, assorted
Ging.r fcgnrf. Mustard
lndigo, OH Pot Wine
Sntp. rlper 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
RAAIsBOTIiANTs MIDWIFERY
ILLUSTRATED

NNlF ifncplo1 AMI pfarfcc ~ UhatffUr Medicine 1n,t
Surgery DO rrf renee On tho prort.a of t.f'trf4,,
un fmrd ly nnc hundred aud ortytgn figures by T,n.
=. " hn.h'tIam ID IHi4 Do work of pnuefiiI into.
I't auI nnlnfi1ncc iu Students au plysiritnr % BE- eu
Tue pen "i ~ Ram Hhnf'lu. c0urutiirr r,r ictr boz oi
icH' cd.c' ni No lnni1n Hospital, anil cnhDirr boz ono
volume the principles 1ni prtCtir, ofosctnc tlr.Hc
wv aufrIy. - nc edition before b. the ff.f American
Nuun. ihc ch.c BE- admirably wiIfeu, trd tiH. fre,l
~ fAl'V oi rnclavn-si indeed every Thing the
.hglH' ari capable of being Spls'utt ny ergrtttrr b.
W'' cnffr pCndcnf ni iiic Ncw Work smcf can -iys
lN ih' 'u.itoril vnicr of tc British Journals acrnrf
@ ''n,tf fta in ilr l1uruarc. au wr ran only
y,in 'n tii thc American puiii. hfra have o. ~
I W. eau 49, ifnW Goo execution or Tue f,fcr BOB fiip Dr.
.nc iil i'fro ip thc original w1lt Wcau.rrciv
IVY, ti my meet will cuiire success and We rnuof
'put Thai. Whcn ift mrtits ere fiIiy tn.,go b. ,,f h.
ErsHinc Tosf. '' '''y
lor sale atfhc ii1.k rofc az
nuH SMITH DQfNErr a Vouut4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
UNcINXLhI 3 3 81 r r oE xXiHsINIA-,InIlI

90 Ian of #.ar
uou n lia department oi flc University prr 4,rs tf.
,ts 20 .e o4ni % no other school III Ne,H-i, i li .
.non. lhe Lecture. concurrence on the Ist OF 0ci,i.r
ana terminate on thc ~ ct July ensuing -
b~i o. Tire length ot i.ic session, which erfr,r %
peroi cd months. three Professors are cn,ie,I ,r 80
i'fn ll Ac diies .lr 10 ether Medical In-fifinre
uiiaF cuct Co., siN; AMI The students are Seldom
Nti 20 aeui t.r- ftu ts1 Lectures ON the sitnc 80,
y s arrangement the students lave an opu1rur.fv III
1cie wei etoun iei IN Anatomy. Physiology sHI rfb.
elementary branches ID Medical Science. Le,rr ito
scsi-aic eif apracaiiaus in connTcfiu vtbfhe -f, -
u, pfaciicc OF Medicine au1 Sursefy ~
iNicNafciF ntlngC e1ch lecture Tie efrt.rtr 40, -l.
,I '' Illlani rigid examination on he urr-e,f,r.
OI.' 'l v I"t'ns % The approved fcrf beot- M -
sll-ien mat ie piln. 81 which the outres bave t
lf-Ls sr' b. one which allows ihe firr-icrf =, 80
PC c' 'a We affo complete hs ledcsi stu,iir1 iu 49, IT,
sii Or ani rfeseuis happy continuation mo s,l,i-
tuA' q public lectures. ' f"f''-' "''i
Any rcrson 90 approved moral con 'rrt may offer ,s
innic. eve ihc degree o y. D., without rclor-
-tr o. fIriin lc las been cn.1rsd Boo die fy Ia Me
100 tol l"lr- tue School, provided he undergo ifr
lcory manner the various cSainuat ons pres, f.i
by fic cUlcitucuis. - '
Tic frufrssrrsare.-
John T. Emnrt Il n Pr,f.s-,r ,r f,,..,.t..-- %
uilcy and N1'crii Mcdisa - '-''
Hrhty How1ft VI. 10, Professor OF PllrIprv ami Tr,-
H, A .iur u-.tciiics Hu Medical Iuris1rrlsr-,
yiucs j. talcll VI. d, Professor u ANTONY Pi,,.i,
l'}y 1nd surgery. '' ''''''
is u ssw " ""'D''Hi' rfoe''r-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

For Saturday, 81 September, al Alexandra.
ANOTHER RICH SCHEME.
Va. lecsturs, Glass l. Przss-s}Etrl lUDi1. FO-g
S71 II 10 prizes Ci l-Oleach, 90 II ilJ l1 Of = D. ctc
- NOs-l3 drawn. Tlckcls ciO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
TmE INV LInRARY.
GRE1T BaRGaINs IN CLOTUNGf

1hhoEs q BROTHER have iot sale on very 70
duccl pficrs, sprniiI invoice of Pill, ini, Cor
f ron .ina oi superior Coais Pania anl Noa fo willie "a
Il-y -llcu lhe Mlch.ton ~ purchasers au2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
INODD's FAMILY BACON, TOR galc
u an lH ROY I'LL & MORGAN.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED,
Restrictive sysTE,t

/ EtIUkES on tic Ec.trcf Stsism delivered fo tb,
Senior Political clEa NJ William ami May COLLEGE lS
lhu1. Dow Esf Professor Of History Mctlui,y d, =
anil Political law. For tair hy
an % SMITH, DriNKER 4 MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

IcHsburr, Glass N-Draws boz Alexandra sept 2fi..
Puzes-e}luu', lOQu 5Co1. 1917, ol2yu, 4ot4su 10
800, 20 oi5ui etc. 75and y ballots. Tickets sIg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

to Orders from the country any Of the above
schemes nccsirc The cash, VIII be promptly atcn ioI TO-
an the drawings forwarded, u desired
an , WM H. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

NNE would suggest Tho prorricy 10 those pmclisiur
W Wheat Fans, 70 call on us aud o. which Is a
consideration now that Wheat D. so low
aul9 GRETrER PEAKE
NEW FAMILY FLOUU-A LOT Of good new
IN Family Flour, for sale low, for cash.
Il GIBBONS.
an " Opposite swan Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
G. o II "

or = Bushels fOund White Corn on hoard e.t,,,.,
80 - hcWiAustt ip Mufini ut Sandy nar, far sale
W. ! a q WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27

I'VE guhacrihcr having quit the TrtIc entlretv a.,
tr sale bic Eaahismc situated ~ fflrioft venue
Persona wishing o. purchase xiI plea make carlv stpli
cation io tho undersigned al he 81 dc fnus Of r,1,@ III.
JAS p FuRvrs
on " dm Balumor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-27
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLE6E.

hose - ConSunpiien, Sc -Consumption durable
pFaccal treatise 10 prove Consumption manageable dis
/ ihls connIIy. Lv } ; Roc n ID. h. b.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 1912.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 1912.
The hour having arrived for taking up
the special order Of the day, being the
currency bill, the House then proceeded
to the consideration of that subject.
Mr. Dashiell asked to be permitted to
make few remarks in answer to the gen.
tleman from Baltimore city, Mr.. Presst-
man, who spoke yesterday. He was a
new member and asked indulgence Cor any
imperfections. The gentleman yesterday
remarked that when he spoke of the peo-
pie demanding a resumption, and called
upon the delegates to carry out the wish
of their constituents, he ''observed pulse
on the other side ofthe House which in
Dictated negative response" And he
concluded by saying "the proof of the
pudding would be in the eating" Now,
he Mr.. D. proposed to analyze this pud.
ding, and see if it was composed of snch
ingredients as would revive the already
decaying frame of our financial institu-
tons, or whether it would operate to has
ten their destruction. Mr.. d. then pro-
ceeded to make some remarks, which the
Speaker declared to be out of order, and
&c gentleman took his seat.
Mr.. Starr asked leave to make few
remarks, by way of defining his position
upon the question. He repudiated the i
dea of the great party to which he was
attached being the father ofthe present de-
fectlve banking system, and entered into
lucid argument to prove that it was more
properly the worthy offspring of certain
defunct party in this State and general
Government. Without reference to the
great zeal manifested, he would say go
ask the widows and orphans of Baltimore
city, who have wept around the marble
palaces of that city, and they will.tell, you
why we urge the subject with so much
warmth. We are here to demand "a spec
dy and full resumption, and if this bill
fails, it shall not be the fault of Baltimore
so far as her influence can be exerted by
her delegatesin this House. And he re-
GREETED to see his political friends, on this
floor. disposed to wink the question. He
believed they would prove recreant to
their trust, and he left it to be settled be-
tween themselves and their constituents;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

Banks,' we wish to state one fact con-
nected with these Institutions that none
OF them were in good repute.
The names they bear may induce peo-
pie abroad to suppose that they. were con
nected with,our well regulated institutions.
This is not SO. Their paper was not
bankable, and it was looked upon with
suspicion by the community.
No banks are in better condition than
our city banks, and we hope now that
we 81 all have in circulation only their
notes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22
The SANTA FE ExPEDITIoN.-A

The SANTA FE ExPEDITIoN.-A
writer in the New Orleans Bulletin pro-
poses to take Mexco'in revenge, for the
capture of this expedition.
"There are" he says, "twenty ,hous-
and men in the valley Of the Mississippi,
who would start at the sound of the drum
and neither give sleep to their eyes nor
slumber to their eyelids, till they knelt at
the God Battles in thief Temple of the
MonleZumas. for one would willingly
lead where any dares follow; and ! call
upon General Combs, of Kentucky whose
son was in the expedition, and the friends
of Kendall, of the Picayune, to rally "a
round the standard Off freedom, and come
to the rescue. Before an August sun shall
gild the towers of the ancient city of An
nahuc, we will give "civil and religious
liberty" to suffering and oppressed
people, and expel every tyrant from the
soil.n
1t will be recollec,ed that Kendall, the
celebrated wit of the N. o. Picayune, was
one ofthe aptureG.-By the latest &C
counts, it appears that his life had been
spared by the Mexicans.-The Picayune
in speaking Of his abilityto endure the
fitigues of the journey 10000 miles) on
foot to Mexico, says;
G w. Kendall, we feel assured, was
among those whose capacities of endu-
rance enabled them to pursue therpeill-
GUS journey to the end. If spirit and de-
termination would carry him through, he
is safe. God grant it! Mr.. Lumsden left
N. Orleans several days since for the city
of Mexico, amply provided with all the
papers necessary to secure the release of
his associate. That he will be success
full, we are fully convinced. By and by,
# we mistake not, Kendall will be at his
old post, to laugh at the fears of his trends
and rejoice at his escape from the danger
through which he has passed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

Select Committee upon the proposed
Board of Erchequer-The President Of
the Senate, on Monday announced the
following gentlemen as members of the
Select Committee ordered on Thursday
last in the Senate on the Fiscal Agency
question::
Mr.. Talmadge, (chairman,) and Messrs
Preston, Bates, Walker, Evans, Merrick
Young. White, and Rives.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

NOMINATED FOR THE PRESIDENCY
The locofoco members of the Kehtuck-
y Legislature, together with many ci:i-
zens of the same party from the neigh
borhood, held meeting in Frankfort on
the Sth instant, and nominated Col. r
Mr.. Johnson as a candidate for the Presi-
dency.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

DRowNED.-The National Intelligent
Ger learns that Mr. Linn Banks, late Re-
preventative in Congress from the Fred
ericksburg District, Virginia, was thrown
from his horse, and drowned on Friday
last, willie attempting to cross Conway
river, in Madison county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22
FROM FLORIDA.
From the Savannah Georgian.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 6

ST. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 8.
The military news from this part of the
Territory is ofbut little importance at pre-
sent. Captain Vinton has returned to
Fort Lauderdale from his scout, having
been out Is days, captured one Indian and
destroyed five canoes NCaFssg Wade
has also returned, having >eelabs IS
days; no Indians seen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

Excellent Erample.-A new military
company has been formed in New York
under the name of the Temperance
Guards. No person admitteda member
unless a temperance man, as by the con-
s.itution no Intoxicating drink will be re-
ceived or allowed in the company, which
already numbers 81 men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

THE DEATH OF JUDGE HoPKINsoN.
The Hon. Joseph Hopkinson, Judge Of
the District Court of the United States for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and
author Ct that well known national air
".lail Columbia departed this life on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

SfThe House of Delegates of Virgin
ia have passed bill which provides that,
after session Of ninety days, the pay
of the members of the Legislature shall
be reduced TO two dollars per diem.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

The Inauguration of D. R. Porter to
the Governorship of Pennsylvania took
place at Harrisburg on Tuesday last
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

tits stated that out of the population OF
the United States, 100000, there are
only about 100000 protesting Chris
ttanS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22
Relics of the Red .Men.-she

Relics Of the Red .Men.-she Wide
number of Indian tribes west dthe Ms %.
sissippi is as. The number in G&ese
tribes is 235,799. In various patrSofthe
United States there are nine tribes from
whom 79,44S have been removed to the
west Of the Mississippi, and 62, 0l3 still
remain east. There are also six tribes
remaining east of whom none have as yet
been removed. The entire number of red
men east and west of the Mississippi is
estimated at 1893, sos.
The Legislature of Michigan have pas
sed resolutions condemning thu. doctrine
Of Reputation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-01-22

Another earthquake was felt in St. Lou
is on Friday night 3lst ult Many per-
sons attempted 10 escape from their houses.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-03
NEW MUSIC

NEW MUSlC.
lust received the following pieces Of New Music
y at the old established Store, two doors east o.
18th street W. flSIhhN'
Bonnie Charlie, favorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call, Duet, by T. }. Loder
The Poets Elegy--Weep for star from our nrma.
ment taken-Lnes on the death OF Inoma1
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged Tor two voices
My heart is in the yellow leaf by ,. Weiiand.
My soldier wears a tartan plaid by =. barneH-
Fall Of the Oak; words by u Inn, ESQ OF "aS"'
ton, music by J. II. Hewitt
Miss Lucy Long. g.
Shun not the village churchyard. Duet, written BY
L. II. Rayly, Esq
Kate Anderson, my Kate; by N. CROUCH.
Time was thy locks wore brown, friend John os
E. j. L0der.
There's bliss in the morning OF love; oy }. ~
Wade.
Wishes; by s. Nelson,
Come Come! Soldier come !--Glee.
watch for thee, Serenade, by X. Thomas.
A Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to "Ameiis'
by w. C. Peters.
Farewell farewell for the Guitar, by F. Weiiand'
Swiss Girls Dream do DO
My fondest, my fairest, do DO
Sleep my child, DO 90
Be il folly or frenzy, do r. hiniock
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn for the Guitar.
I'll build for thee an altar; for the Guitar, by
d. C. Yon.
I.,inyitatione la Chase; by G. Bessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by F. Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz by J. X Cpl.
Qualriles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations.
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