A.

F.

A Leaf from Florida,

A Discourse on Mourning,

A Scene at Sea,

Arthur's Superstition,

A Ride with Death, -

A Walk out of London,

A Little Out of the Way,

Assinine Connoisseurs in Art,

A Visit to Sleepy Hollow Church,

A Reminiscence of the Late War,

A Free Country,

44

68 Fort Saint George,

Esq.,

71 Fountain in the Desert,

A Sister's Lament. By Rev. Jno.

143 Gossip with Readers and Corres-

180

43

309

465

pondents, 80, 188, 278, 368, 459

181 Greyslaer: a Romance,

185 Greenwood Cemetery,

220

223

257 History of Drusilla Darracott,

176, 267

487

H.

384

Pierpont,

Adventures at Lake Superior,

269

How Much may Hang upon a Hat, 410

Arnold the Traitor,

278 Howard Pinckney,

441

HARPER'S School Library,

460

A Letter from John Waters,

317

How to Cook a Blackfish,

488

A Chapter on Proposals,

331

Autograph Correspondence of Arnold,

'All the Woman.' By JAMES LAWSON,

A Sabbath in the Country,

390 Lines to a Butterfly,

26

423

to my Mother,

33

Autumn. By J. M'LELLAN, Esq., -

Alloquial Conversers,

Autumn Evening,

America: An Exordium,

-

482 Life: from Whence to Where?

Bless Thee. By Mrs. MARY E.

Letter from JOHN WATERS,

430 Letter from Grenada. By GEOFFREY

511 LITERARY NOTICES, 72, 166, 267,

Lessons of Town and Country,

47 Lines About a Nose,

325 Love: from the German,

361 Life's Lessons,

57

67

LIEBER on Copy-right,

188

Lines to One Absent,

204

C.

written in Affliction,

212

Cheerfulness. From the German,

46 Limnings in the Thoroughfares, 223, 505

Cupid à La Chasse,

Correspondence Concerning Chowder,

123 Lessons of Flowers,

229

123

Letter to Critics on Art,

230

Cain to Ada,

331 Love of Nature,

304

Celestial Edicts of China,

447

Lines to the New Moon,

347

Chowder Controversy: Rejoinder, -

452

Life and Writings of Goldsmith. By

COLE's Pictures: The Voyage of Life,

543

W. IRVING,

442

Life's Mystery,

445

D.

LAFAYETTE and WASHINGTON. By

W. G. CLARK,

446

Dial, The,

Lorenzo Dow's Successor,

449

Death of Correspondents,

Duett: from the German,

Desultory Thoughts on Knowledge,

Discoveries in Steam,

Diatribe against Scrapmongers,

272

Lines to a Hen,

469

364

Lines by MARIA EDGEWORTH,

531

366

Lines at Laurel Hill. By W. G. CLARK, 545

E.

Micromegas, a Philosophical Nar-

rative,

126,276

Earth's Destinies. By S. D. DAKIN,

Mount Hope Cemetery,

219

Esq.

116 Modern Freedom,

474

Extract from a Note-Book,

420

My First Party,

478

Ensenore: a Poem.

440

Exhibition of the Apollo Association,

Emigration,

-

470 National Academy of Design,

81