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iAn act mating appropriations for the support
of the Navy of the It iiited StatesJ for the
- vear one thousand eighMiundrcd and twen-
ty-five- 'l ,:. ; ,; . '. j
Be it enacted by the Senate and
tresmtatives of lfie! ITvited States
n&tiseoflie
of .America
in Congest assembled, A That, for defraying
the expenses of the Kay; for the year os.e
thousand eifflit hundred and twehtvT-five, the
V to lowing sums be and tiie same
v respectively appropriated : ;r i
- For-the pay and subsistence of
ar
e hereby
the officers,
and pay of the seamen, 'other th
)an tiiose at
" - Xavy Yards, shore stations, and m onlinaiy,
seven hundred and : eighty-three . thousand
ftve hyndred and fifty-fuur dollars thirty se-
. ven cents. a I - J !
For the pay and subsistence of offlcers and
s others, at Navy -Yards, shore stations, and in
. ordinary, two hundred and seventy-nine thou
eand three .hundred and sixty four dollars and
seventy-three cents. .. - . . .. ; f
For provisions, three hundred and ,fiftv:-five
thousand eight huudred and seventy
lars. :-' ; ? : '".'"I.' !-")
Lfive! dol
Vj . For repairs o vessels, and for
tear of vessels in commission,1 four
and fifty thousand dollars. .....
wearianu
hundred
i-? For improvenients and x repairs Tpf Navy
Yards, one huridredVand, sixtfiye..thousand
dollars, viz. atFortsm ith, in Nevj; Hamp
shire, three'thousand dollars ; tCharlcstown,
3n Massachusetts, twenty thousand ! dollars ;
Ht Nc w York, ; wxty thousand V dollars i! at
J'hiladelphia, twelve thousand tlollars ; -at
Mrashingtoj,- forty thovisimV dollars ; . at
JJiorffjlk, including the purchase of a tract jf
land, for the extension and security of the
Navy Yard at that place, thirty 'thousand dol
lars. f: :ili3 . t " V - 1" J i '- i-.
For ordnance and, ordnance stores, thirty-
five tiiousana dollars, ;
: For medicines and hospital
stores, thirty.
five thousand dollars. ' ( 1 1-
" -,i For defraying the expenses which may,ac
- crue during the year one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-five, for. the following pur-
jioses s l or height and transportation or ma
te rials and stores -of-every, description ; for
wharfage St dockage '; for storage Et rent; for
"f ravelling expenses of officers andirinsporta-
tton Or seamen; for house rent or chamber mo
uey; for fuel and candles to officers, other than
those attached to Nav Yards &. shore stat ons ;
for commissions, clerk hire,' office rent, sta
tionery and fi'el, to Navy Agents ; for; pre
. mlums and incidental expenses of recruiting
for expenses of pursuing 'deserters'; jfor'cdnu
- pensauon to Judge Advocates Vi tor per diem
allowance to persons attending courts martial
and courts of inquiry, and to -officers enprag-
cd mextra-servjcesbevondthe limits of their
stations-1. for '.-expenses'1 of persons in sick
quarters ; for burring deceased persons b e-
joning to toe JNayys; for printing and tor
stationery cf very description ioi books,
charts, nautical and mathematical instruments,
hronometers models, and drawings ; for
)archase and Repairs of" steam and tire engines
and machinery;' for purchase jard ihainte
jtaoce nf oxen,&. hQr'andTdrbt!5,wheefs
rid; wcikrneji's tools; of every BHsdription i
lor postage of? letters on1 the public j;ervice ;
ibr piloUge .for cabin furniture for vessels
commi,ssion ; for taxes on Navy Yirds and
public property ; forjassistance frejn&ered to
public vessel! in distress for ijh'ctd sntal la
bor , at Navy Yards not applicable to a if other
appropriation ; for coals and oUier fuel for
' forges, foundries, steam engines, and for can
dles, oil, and fuel ; for vessels in" commission
& in ordinary ; and for no other obiffct orpur-
iose what ever-f-t wo hundred thousknd dol-
For contirigetit expenses for objects arising
i t me current Afear. ana notnerein DieiwTe e
liunierated, five thousand dollars. ' .
ror pay. ana, suDsistence ot itne
Marine
Corps, one hundred and eighty-nine
thousand
-ight hundi ed and s:x ty dollars
cents.''; : K I 4 i f ' l-; " ' '. t! ;
aiid' fifty
r clothi ng Jbr .Jhe same, t renty-eigh t;
thousand seveif liulxlred and sixt-live dol-'
For fuel fir the sarrie, six : thousand dollars.
xpt medicines, hospital storesjir instru
ments for the officers ami mar nes stationed
n shore; two thousand three htnidred and
sity-niiiedoJIarsreventy-bne cehts. -
For contingent expensesrf hajP is to say .:
fuel for commissioned officersfansprtatiort,
-.titoneJ,yt: oed sacks, stcaw, extra rations to
officers and postage ori public letters, foiir-
teen thousand;dbllar f:: ' 1 :f f ;- :' 'K
, I or afreararrp
the
4 , . O v 1 1 llli.UflL .liVI0 ivs.
jears one thousand eifrht Iiiihdded5and
uv.emy.three,nd 'or thousand Vi'ijlit huni
dred a:id tweny.fourfiveth6usandHdollai
'( 2 "d te it fwtfer-mabt Tliat
.-the several sums hereby, appropriate'd shall
)e paid out of any mpney jn t he Treasury not
otherwise appropriated i 'JroiideVeler.
' :'""4""v appropriateclljytbis afct, shall
be paid to any j.erson for his comc
isalion,
who fs in arrears to the United States until
such person shall:, have accounted; for; and
paid into the Treasury, all sums for, which
lie may be liable Provided; also, That .no
thitig jrithis section, contained shall be' con
striied to extend to balances arising solely
from the depreciation of Treasury --notes re
ceiyed J?y such person to be expended in the
public service ; but, in all cases where-the
pav or salary of any r person is withhehl, in
pursuance of this act, it shall be the duty, of
the accounting olhcer, if demanded by the
party, his Agent, or Attorney; to report forth
with, to the Agent of the Treasury ' Depart
ment the balance due rand it shall be the
duty of the said Agent, within -xty ; days
thereafter, to order suit to be commenced
against such delinquent and his sureties.
- Approved Feb. 21; 1825..
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An; Act to extend the time for the settlement
of private land claims in the territory pt
Florida, .to provide for the preservation of
the public Archives in said territory, and
for the relief of John Johnson. ,
Be it enacted by the Senate and Honsr vf He
eaetitatives of the United States .of America
in Cong-res? assembled, That when the Secreta
ry of the Treasury shall.be satisfied that John
Johnson, of Indiana, did enter, at the Brook -ville
Land Office, in said state, the east half
of the northeast quarter of section thirty -five,
and the west half of the northwest qu irter of
section thirty-six Jin ! township seventeen,
north, In range four, east, by mistake, in
stead of the east half of the southeast quar
ter, and west half of the southwest quar
ter of the same sections, it, shall be la w
f.jl for a ."patent to be issued to the said
John Johnson for the two list mentioned
half quarters, so intended to be .entered
ed, on his relinquishing ..to' the United States
his interest in, and surrendering the patent is
ttied for, the two first;' mentioned i-if quar
ters, in. such manner as shall be directed by
the Secretary of the Tie. surjr. '
,' jSec, .2. And be it further enacted, That the
Cornmissiohers appointed to ascertain claims
and titles to land in East Florida, be, and they
are hereby 'authorized; to. continue thv-ir s s
sion. until the first Monday of January, sne
thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, un
der the same laws, ordinances, and-, regula
tions, heretofore established for their croverh
meiit. Sec. 3. And be it further enucted, That so
mucli of the act, entitled An act to extend
the time limited for th--; settlement of private
land claims in Florida,' a rendeVs void all
. - r . . - .
claims to land in said territory, not fled on or
bv-fpre the first ; day of September, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-four,' be, and
the same is hereby, repealed, and it shall be
lawful for claims to be filed before the Board
of Commissioners in East Florida, any time
prior to the first day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-five.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. Tht
there shall be appointed two additional
Cleij-ks to the Board of Commissioners of E st
Florida, to Vach of whom shall be allowed
the sum of seven hundred dollars, to.be paid
quarterly by tlie Treasury - of the United
States.;, :; I .." :.;' '.. 'a . V .. .
Sec 5. And1 he it father enacted, That
each Of ihe Commissioners appointed for the
examination of claims in East Florida',- be al
lowed at the rate of two thousand dollars per
annum; in Toll for their services, to be paid
quarterl Y at th e Treasury of the U nited States,
ou' -fjf any money in the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated : Provided, hmtever, -.That
no one of said Commisiioners shall be entitled
to . dra w- a ny portion of the compensation
Hereby allowed him, except on showing an
ajctual and faithful: performance of the duties
required of him. . r f
' Sec, 6. A iid be it father enacted That it
shall be the duty of the late Commissioners
for the examination of titles and claims to lands
in Vtfest Florida, aiid of their Clerk, to deliv
er to the Register and libceiver of the Land
Ofilce' for the VVeatern. Land District of Flo
rida, all records,- evidence, and papers, in the
poss(?ssion of them, or either of them, relating
to said titles and claims. And it shall be the
duty-of said Register arid Receiver to exam
ine and decide.on all, titles and claims to land
in West Florida, not heretofore .decided up
on by said 'Commissioners,, subject to the li
mitations, and in conformity with, the provi
sions bf the acts of Congress heretofore pass
ed on that , subject; : f-; jfc v:.s---I
Sec. r And: be it further enacted. That
the several claimants of land, in said xlistrict;
where claims have not been heretofore decid
ed on he permitted to . file their claims, and
the eyidence in support of them, with the
Register and. Receiver of said District, at any
time bkfore the first day of November next,
wh'ise' duty it shall be "to report, the same,
with their decision thereon, to the Secretary
of the I'reasury, on or -before the first day of
January next, to be laid before Congress at
the next Sesssio'i. :
Sec.j 8. And be it further" enacted, That the
said Iteigiter and Receiver shall haye power
to appoint their Clerk ahd prescribhis du
ties, and jwho shal f be allowed, in full ; com
pensation for his services, "the sum of eight
hundred dpllais, and said' Register ajid Re
ceiver shall each be allowed the sum of one
thousai d dollars for the nerformsnce of the
duties Tr.:Q uired of them J hv this act. which
said sevt ral sums of money shah be paid. said
Register and Receiver, and their Clerk, out
of any money in the Treasun, not otherwise
approprjated, whenever the business is com
pleted knd the report approved, by the Se-
ticjarj pi xae reasury. .. , .v- . i
Sec 9. And be it further enacted, That the !
President nf tH. UnUaA ct.fl. u,L. K Jo
hereby authorised to appoint two officers, to
be called the Keepers of the Public Archives
in the Territorv of Florida. ne of whom shall '
keep his office at St. Augustine, in East ; Flo
rida, and the other at P ensacola. in "West
Florida J ;
" Sec. XO. And be it further enacted, Tlwrt
the saKljOflicers shall eachj;ive bond and se
curity irtthe sum of twenty thousand dollars,
for the sjife keepinjg and preservation of the
sid Archives, and for the faithful perform
ance, oj live cutjes of their respeenre. omces,
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and the translation of such of the yecords and
documents as are hereinafter provided .. for,
and shail'each receive a salaryt of ftve hun
dred 'dollars to bd paid quarterly from the
.Treasury -of the United States5 v s
' Sec 11 . And be it further- enacted That
the said offi ;ers shall cause tobe.made a faitM
ful and complete translation and record :of all
the Spanish records and documents delivered
in hy them, and .having ; relation to land
claims derived from the Spanish and British
governments, distinguishing and keeping se
parately ? those which , relate to grants made
within the c istricts of Baton Rouei Mobile,
nprjh of lati' ude. thi ty one, ami those made
within the present limits "of Florida ; a com:
plete descri Jtive list of each. of, which ti-ans-Iation
arid' : ecords; wheni completed, shall
be forwajsh d" to the Secretary; of the Trea
sury, and t le said ', officers shall; severally,
be entitled to receive from the Treasury of
the United States, on the completion of the
xvork a conpensation at the rate of ten eerits
for each hundred words by them translated
and recorded. J ' 1
See. 12. And be it further enacted, That
the said. officers shall make out and deli ver to
individual applicants, copi- s or translations'
of any documents, in their said' offices, on be
ing paid for the same t the rate of sjx and
one fourth cents for each hundred words..
Sec. 13. And be it further enacted. That
the several sums of money hereby appropri
ated shalfbt' paid out of any money in the
Treasury, not other wi e appropri ted. M
Approvec March 3, 1825.
OF
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tween BISHOP RAVENSCROFT and PRO
FESSOR MITCHELL. April 15.
Sheriff's a.
ILLle sc ld at the Courthouse of Hyde
county, on the last Monday of April
next,the folJpwingTracts of Land, or sp much
thereof: as will pay the Taxes'due tliereon
with ali accruing costs fortheyear .1823 : : ;
i 65 acres listed by Caswell Gaskins, adjoin
ing Cason Gibbs and others, 1 ' -
A. 50 jdo by "Jos. Wade, adjoining Isaac Tay
lor and others- v v .'. . " ' i
14ddo Richard Hines, adjoining "Washing
ton Gibbs and it hers. '.
300 do Wright C Stanly; adjoining J.' B.
Jasper." ' ; j ' v ..-, 1
100 do property of Jno. Mayson'fc heirs,
adjoining Jno.-
Inslv's "heirs and the lake.
March IV.
HENRY ClUBS, ShfT.
& Son's
, : . hi pricQ Trceiity-jive ' Cents
A REVIEW of the Sermdripi-eafh
i foro the Bible Society of Noiith-Cafolina,
oaj Simdayrthe 12th df.pecetnber last, by the
ChurchV atllillsboro'ug-ln
Notice,
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I
S hereby triven.' that a certificate for two
shares of the' Stock of the State Bank mf
NortliiCarblina, in the name of Bn an Whit
neldy" latesoi Lenorr: county; ha3 pe en mis
laid orjost, and that I shalf apply ko tlie Pre
sident pf . said Bank at his Office in: Raleigh,
on the first Monday in May next, lor a duifi
cate certificate.'whcn and Avhere persons im
terested may-contest the same if tljey thirik
proper.; WM. CROOM, Executor of
. Bryan Whitfield, dec
. .Lepotr County March 1825. "
- "! Navr CoMMissroxEns OfricE,--'-''. ;r
- ; : . i" . )th Marjh, 1825.
HE Commissioners of the Na y wiH re-
ceive Sealed Proposals, unti 3 o.clock,
P. M. of the 3 1st May next, for thefollowing
Liye'Oak Timber, viz I'' w i " '
For one complete frame, . to be cut to
moulds, for a sloop of war, and for500 cubic
fet tJof promiscuous timber ;" to be delivered
at the Navy-Yard, near Portsmouth, Fv..
For two complete frames; to
moulds, for s'.oops of war, and
be cut to
B500 cubic
feet of promiscuous timber : to ble delivered
at the Navy-Yard, Ch .'. rlesto wn Jtpuif:
Fdr one complete frame, cut
jto 1 moulds,
tor a sloop ot war, and ouu cu
bic feet of
promiscuous tfli er: to be "deliv
kred at the
Navy-Yard, Broohiyn, Ji F.
For one complete frame, cut
tO! moulds',
for a sloon of war. aud for 500 cubic-' feet of
promiscuous timber ; to be delivered at the
Navy,ard, Philatelphia.
. For one complete frame, cut
for a sloop of war, and 500 cubic
'to moulds.
Keet of pro-
miscuous limber ; taT. be delivered!
atjthe Na-
;i l . -'; '
- -.'' '
vy-Yard Washington "
-For one complete frame, cut
to j moulds.
for a sloon of war. and 500 i cubic! feet of
promiscuous timber : to be delivered at the
Navr-Yard, .Got port,' Va
The promiscuous timber to be at ileast 12
feet long, sided straight from 11 t l4 inches;
rough squared, the r m ;nilding wa'i and to
curve from 2 inches" to 22 inches for every
ten fret , of its length.
The whole to be delivered at tpe respect
ive Navy -Yards; on, or before the 'first day of
Decen ber next, subject to the inspection.
measurement, and approval of the respective
Commanding Officers of the Yards, o of such
other persons as the Commissioner of the
Navy may appoint
Separate proposals must be mapej for tho
quantity to be. delivered at each ot trie lards,
which any person may be disposed
o
supply.
Navt Co.vmissioneks
18th February,
1825.
Commissioners of tlie Navy
will rer
" Ceive sealed proposals until three
o-
clock P.. M ' of the 15th day of April next,
for supplying the following Timber, yizc
Ail the Pine Timber necessary for lower
masts, bowsprits, topmasts, lower yards, and
topsail vards, for three ships of the line ; for
3 fngates of the largest c?ass ; for 3 frigates of
the smaller class ; ror tnree sloops ox war ; ana
for three lower masts for shoonjefs. . For
thirty thousand cubic feet of squared Pine
Planks, htocfcs, to be not lesstnan tn?rty-nve
feet, and to average fort--five fee't inlleneth,
of at least eleven inches in diameter, ami of
equal size at top and butt. One set of the
masts and soars for the different classes of
vessels, and ten thousand . cubic feet of the
Plank Stocks, to be tleliyered at ci ch of the
Navy Yards at Cliarlestown, Mass. ilrppklyn,
N. Vork, and Gbspoit, Val:
For two sets of Pine Beams for Frigates of
the l.trgest class ; one set to be delivered at
the Navy Yard at Charlestown, Mas, and
one st at Gosport, Va. i. ; - - ; i .
For two sets of Pine Beams for J rigates of
the smaller class ; one set to be delivered at
the Navy Yard at the City of ashirigton,
and one set at the Navy Yard at Gosport, Vai
For fourteen Live Oak Beams for hip of
UiewLine, and eight; Live Oak Bejanis tor a
Frigate of the, largest class, eleyenpipe pie
ces for masts and spars, and nine pinejbeams
for a ship of the Line, and twenty itwo pine
pieces for masts arid spars for a Frigat'ei of the
largest class, to be delivered at ,ih0 Navy
Yard at Gosport, Va. and for five Live Oak
Beams, for a Frigate of the largest cl ass ; and
51 pine pieces for masts and spars f r a ship,
to be tleliverea at tlie ravy vara at iirooK-
lyn, N York. ;v:-;:'-';'';;: ';'-- f
" The whole of the Pine timber must be of
the best ' long leaf, fine grained,? Southern
yellow pintA-and all the timber must be free
from, sap, wanes, bad knots, or defects of a
nyt tina, ana suDjeci xo tuc luspecppn aim
approval of the' Commandants of the several
Ytntls, or such other persons as the Cpmmis
si oners of t he ; Navy may : appoint i fof that
purpose. f ; -v-; - - "- . ' ' - J - i : v ,
,1'he proposals must state the prices f asked
pe cubic foot ; knd must bemad6 separate
ly for the masts of each class of vessels, at
each1 place. 'Persons: wishimr- to contract,
may obtain schedules of the pieces required,
for i masts; spars, and beams yith.theirisever-
al forms and dimensions, , by apply ing4n; wri
ting or otherwise tb the fJPmmissioners, or to
the Navy Ageijts at Bostbn. 'New-YorkVPhlla
del phia, 'Baltimore, Norfolk ; Y a. or
Charles-
tonr Si cJ,f--?'il'.!iV;fVi,;V
The Pine Beams and Plank Stock,
""ur'iJt,,:
and the
Mast and. Spar Timber, must;be delivered on
or before the first dav.of May, 1826 s
and the
Live. Oak Beams on or' before the
vember nexf'C t"- f"'"'- ' : ': '
iflrst No-
" All the Timber, except the Live Oak, must
be felled, or must have been felled betw
rtcn
tnc iirst Novernpe? ana nrst Mart,
For. Sale at J; Glds
? r Boolistdrd,
Rt..Rev.. Jhri S, RfAxnscrotw Jiiihop ot ?tlie
5locese of KoHh-CaroIiha, by the; Rev. John
Witherspboh, Pastor 'of tlie 'ifresbyteriart
,r? f !pnn undersigned h3tihImvn;5tereV at
?r? :'d'ithe last Febermbf .Wak;6mityiCortrt
lio wie listate ci JoJiosioa -linst, arc u. ute
of said Coun ty? all : persona bing- ndetel to
the faid; deceased, are hereby required f
pay their fespective debts; tb liim j And;; all ,
Uioetp whpmthb s?aid deceasiid stood indebtr-.
ed are . desired : to send in; thhir accounts to
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! :XeV Musicitbr tiie'Piario
i Jiist received by J, dales & Son.
;:.;; pieces.: : - -'
: Selections from the Oratorio of' Creaticu,
by Hayden.':. - ii V.K,-?! 'X - -' '-f -"';
' ; Overture to the Opera ef Columella, by C&
raza. , . ::
Db to La Denna del Fugo by Rossini .
i rrb t 'nai'if 1.- ' in wlriTft l-fituiar Aii v
The Cossack, an adm'red Russian Air with
variations. , ' v. f ' . ;'; v ' '
Ne'er can the Rose, doi with, variations
.'Di Tanti Palpiti, with variations, by Latour.
; Piu Dulci e Placide, iu tlie .Opera otV Taiv
credi, by, Rossini. t - 1
JLa Feste de;la Jtosa a favorite Sicilian
Aria and Waltz. . "- ..
First of May, a favorite' Rondo. ' . i
-Grecian Rondo. - . vf
Hungarian do. , . v s
l; Favc rite Waltz, by Mozart. ;. . -
-t Since then I'm doomed, with variations. I
O where will bonny Ann, a Scotch A'ir,
t CO, t- . ?
Mrs. MacLeod's Reel.- v 1 -.
; Favorite Dances" in Torn and Jerry , '
- Madam de Neuville's Waltz. ; 'xr
. .i he Berlin x do. .-,... iJi.
fkipenliagen . . do. , . .
St. Pati-ick's lny. - ' . ' ;
.The Campbell's are coming.-or tlobnbbv r
Oh 'tis love, Basket Cotillion and Rustit?
Ruel. . ' . ;V-' v'i;,;' -4-j ; '
The Lavender Girl, arranged as a RonAJV
vv . songs. ;;H:V;.;'..:t.'.;
A Highland Iaddie head of War.;
Ah! Cruel Maid- ' 3 'i
All that's bnght must Uiie. r x? L 7 ):
And canst tftou-think becaiise we pUrt. ;
Boys of Switzerland. . ' ; .;; J .
Bright be thy dreams. , y ;; ? ; : , "
. ; Crooskeen Lawn.- -,l)ow
the burn and through the Mead. '
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Di piaccr mi balza iVcor ;v S r r ' t
V Every year imp irrsJife'a treasurej a Duet.
- From Flow'rs wlych we twine for thiterajh
pie of love. -.:.". ''x,:' -'''. :-;'5:;.i v
, Far, far o'er hill arid date. ij , " T !
Fatlier, thy woyl is past; frotn the Oratoria
the'lhterccssion. '.i-r H--'.- 'K
80 then, '119 vain. t ' ,; ; i.
Gathering of the Chnw v -
'Herei3'the,Giensi fi' 4" -1 - i''V- ;
Hurrah Hurrah! a German National S&ng.
":' Home, sweet, h-mo -..' ."-'. '. T
11 irk! the A7jsp3r Hymn ii stealing.
I'll love thee wlie wid bee lov:.
,1 would the world liaye strayed
. Loye tbe, dearvsVyes. , S ; - ; ;
Land of Love, Romance and Glory. ; .
;, Ijord, rcmenilier Davids by Handel.' '
My soul is dark, from; Byron's Melodies
Most beautiful appear, 11 ay dtp..
v - Mrs. Voe.' 4' u f-1
4; Ne'er can tlie rose. ,
' On a brigrht sunny morn.
Oh come to me when day-llglit eti
. ; Oh say not woman's love is bouglit
: Oh tell me how from love Id
. ; OFi banquet not. ; ; - j:
X: Of .'a' the airs. ; ::3'i
Ona Mopr. " , . r ,. . .
..Pretty Sophy. . .;;; .-1 ' . ;i;
J'porsenselcsMary-.''-, -;"'
Peabe be around the fc. ? " .
Poor old Maidsl- :3i:k-3
Jtoll drums, merrilyi ( j X .' ,j
Sweet Is the tear that's shed o'er loye.
; Should those, fond hoptti? " 3 ; ; ;
i:j SAy, what shall be pur Ipprt.to day.
i Soldier rest:' the fight is o'er. : ; : "
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See, the wawii from I leave n is breakift."
t To sigh yet feel no pain.
Take this rose. ;
,To Ladies Eyes, ; : ;
JTIiey're a' noddin. .
Tlie all of life is lovel ; ;
The Pirate loveri ,: :'
The HarperV Song. -;:
The Chieftain
.The Crystal Hunters.
"The Cast ilian maid 4
- The Peasant Kby
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w uen ine yweary sun ueciinetf, v
'Where Hudson's murm'ring hilloV. ;
'" When Cliarlei was decelyetL. t ,
:v AVhoii buvvrny loveknots:vj i " ' ; 1 )C
. Vaters of'Elle. , ; 1 T;,'T:
;Wheii lovc;-was'a clwIcL-:;;; r.
Besides the abpvei J. Gates'- & 13on. have
' great vafietv of Music and Songs on hand'
April 7. '::-3..r..
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