Chapter CIII: Book VI (3)

United States, Letters on, by a Young Scotchman 482, 602

Unities, the, in Aristotle 698

V

Valedictory to the Pupils of a Female School 172

Valedictory to the Law Class at William and Mary College 601

"Valerius," by Mr. Lockhart, notice of 459

Valley of the Sweet Springs described 42

Variety 252, 321

Vathek, notices of 188, 270, 386

Village Pastor's Wife 359

Virginia Historical and Philosophical Society--see "Historical," &c.

Visit to the Virginia Springs 474, 544, 613

Visit to the Virginia Springs, Another 772

"Visit to Texas," reviewed 119

"Visits and Sketches," notice of 250

Visionary, the, a Tale, by Edgar A. Poe 637

Voltaire, Story from, translated 11

Voyage to Europe, Extract from a Journal of 3

W

Waltz and Gallopade, ridiculed 426

Warren, General, Stories about 749

Washington's Birth Night--Celebration of, at Williamsburg, in 1779 3
His Life and Writings, by Jared Sparks, reviewed 591

Werner's System of Geogony 303

West, a Tale of the 437

Western Scenery 139

Western Traveller, Reminiscences of 336

Wheeling Fort, attacked on the Indians in 1777 356

Whiston, William, his account of the Earth's Origin 302

White Antelope, or the Indian Lover, a Tale 393

Wilde, Richard H.--His Letter on being charged with Plagiarism 252

Willis, Nathaniel P., vindicated 88
His Impressions of London 366

"Winter in the West," notice of 459

Wirt, William, Oration in memory of, reviewed 16
His Letter to a Law Student 34

Wolfe, Charles, his description of "The Dargle" 203

Woman, her Position and Influence in Society 493, 621, 673

Worcester's Dictionary, notice of 715

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POETRY.

A

Age of Reptiles 612

A. L. B., Lines to him 492

Album, Lines in, 12, 177, 272, 369, 467, 611, 667, 748

Ann, Lines to 466

Answer to "My Life is like the Summer Rose" 452

Answer to Willis's, "They may talk of your Love in a Cottage" 612

Anticipation 161

Apostrophe of the Æolian Harp to the Wind 396

"Arnold and Andre," an unpublished Drama, scene from 555

Autumn 453

Autumn Woods 179

B

Ballad 705

Barlow's Monument, Lines on 369

Battle of Breed's Hill 185

Beauty of Time 161

Beauty without Loveliness 208

Bible, Lines to the 371

Blackstone's "Farewell to his Muse" 208

Broken Heart 404

Brown, Mrs. D. P., Lines to her Infant Daughter 13
To her Children, on the New Year 14

Byron's Last Words 177

C

Cantilena Amatoria 776

Cemetery, the, from the Russian 63

Changes of Nature 240

Christiana, Lines to 755

Claudia, To 776

Coldness of Character, Lines on being accused of 635

Coliseum, the, a Prize Poem, by Edgar A. Poe 706

Collegian, Poems by, Extracts from 117

Columbus before the University of Salamanca 12

Content's Mishap, by Pertinax Placid 450

Coquetry, Lines on, to Miss C. 369

Creation of the Antelope 216

Curse of the Betrayed One, a Fragment 763

D

D----, Lines to, by a Young Lady 160

Dandy Chastised 96

Davis, Warren R., Lines to his Memory 317

Death among the Trees, by Mrs. Sigourney 51

Death of the Motherless, by the same 372

Declaration, the 180

Desart Grief, by Lucy T. Johnson 771

Despair, Lines to 200

Diamond Chain 611

Dirge, by Mrs. Willard 539

E

Elegy, by Frederick Speece 636

Eolian Harp's Apostrophe to the Wind 396

Epigram Francaise, and Translation 186

Epigrams 317, 320, 612

Epitaph on a Young Lady 319

Estelle, Verses to 539

Eugene Aram, Paraphrase of a Figure in 604

Exile, The 317

Extempore, on hearing Mr. Wickham in the House of Delegates 208

F

F----, Lines to 691

Farewell to Rosa 540

Fated City 100

Friends of Man, by Mrs. Sigourney 755

From my Scrap Book 180

From my Mother's Note Book 318

G

Genius of Columbia to her Native Muse 50

Girl of Beauty 667

Grave Seekers 101

H

Happy Love 208

Heart, The 184

Hector and Andromache, parting of--_translated by William Munford_ 768

H. W. M. Lines to 634

Hope, Address to 370

Hopes and Sorrows 371

Hymn to the Stars 101

I

"I met Thee by Moonlight alone" 764

Ianthe, Lines to 186

Impromptus 183, 198

Infant Nephew in England, Address to 699

Intemperance, by Mrs. Sigourney 13

Invocation 453

Invocation to Religion 161

Irish Peasant Wife's Song, by Mrs. Norton 206

Italian Extravaganza, and Translation 452

J

James Gibbon Carter--lines on his death 660

_Jeu de Mots_--on a Name 319

Josephine 775

Julia Bruce, the blind, deaf mute--Lines on by Mrs. Sigourney 635

K

Kiss, The--_a la Moore_ 199

L

La Fayette, by Mrs. Willard 538

Last Gift 396

Last Indian, by Larry Lyle 402

Lawyer's Farewell to his Muse 316

"Let Ocean swell with angry spite," 452

Lines to ---- ---- of the United States Navy 49
on Finding a Billet from an early Friend 62
placed with a Rose on a Lady's Cheek 96
to ----, by L. 101
written in the Village of A---- in Virginia 706
to ----, by Powhatan 164
by the late Dr. Drake 177
by Alexander L. Beard 699
to a Lady 186
on Poesy and Religion 660
to Mrs. B. G. S. by E. A. S. 764

Love, Mutual, but Hopeless 199

M

Maniac's Address to the Moon 698

Marguerite, Lines to 465

Mary, Lines to 635, 692

Miniature, The--by George P. Morris 317

Miss Martineau, Lines on 319, 320

Moonlight 370

Musings, by the author of Vyvyan 14, 50, 99

My Child, Verses to--by Pertinax Placid 467

My Daughter's Lullaby 537

"My Life is Like the Summer Rose," by Wilde 13
Answer to it 452

My Native Home, by George Watterston 644

My Native Land, by Lucy T. Johnson 466

My own Opinion, _a la_ Shakspeare 272

My Sisters, Lines to 604

My Wife, Lines to 199

N

Napoleon 453

Napoleon's Grave, by R. H. Wilde 231

Nature and Art 437

Nugator, Verses by 82, 539

O

"O Give me that Oblivious Draught!" 320

Ocean, The 671

Ocean Hymn, by Mrs. Willard 538

Ode, on a Fine Night at Sea 179

Old Parish Church, by Nugator 539

"One who will understand me," Lines to 369

P

Parody on Bryant's Autumn 185
on Roy's Wife, by Warren R. Davis 207
on the Song in Marmion "Where shall the Lover rest," &c. 612

Parting 178

Passage of the Beresina 207

Peasant Women of the Canaries 184

Picture of Old Virginia, by Nugator 82

Pirate's Wife, Song of 771

Poems of Mrs. Jean Wood 209

Power of Faith 40

Prayer 272

R

"Remember me, Love!" 692

Richmond Theatre, the burning of 666

Rosalie Lee (Young Rosalie) 332

Ruins of Jamestown--Lines on Viewing 178

S

Sappho's Ode "To the Beloved Fair," a Stanza of it in Sarah--Lines to
692
Gaelic 454

Sea, a Sonnet on the--by A. L. Beard 260

Sea Bird's Revel, by Giles McQuiggin 764

Serenade 12

Sigourney, Mrs.--her Poems 12, 51, 371, 372, 635, 755

Sleep 77

"Sleep on, thou Dear Maiden!" 604

Song 254, 692

Song, by the author of Vyvyan 62

Song of the Pirate's Wife 771

Song of the Seasons, by Larry Lyle 232

Sonnets 49, 99, 116, 185, 260, 636

Speece's Poems 118

Spider, The 317

Spring, by Eliza 492
by "a Prisoner" 492
by "Roy" 492

Stanzas 49, 116, 119, 660

Stray Leaves 332

Susquehannah and Lackawanna, Lines on seeing their junction--by Mrs.
Sigourney 371

Sybil's Leaf 199

T

"The Dial marks the Sunny Hour" 604

The Declaration 180

"The Dove of my Bosom lies bleeding" 644

The True Foundation 320

"There's nae Laddie Coming," by Hogg 200

"There is a Thought that still obtrudes" 540

"Thou Arch Magician!" 467

Thoughts, by E. A. S. 756

Thoughts on Seeing the Evening Star 319

Translations from Horace 712
from Adrian 712

True Consolation 186

True Riches and Glory 372

"Trust Not," by A. L. B. 320

Truth and Falsehood 320

U

Unfinished Poem, extract from 370

Unreasonable Wishes--to Miss S. S. 494

V

Victim of Disappointment 724

Visit to an Ancestral Vault 200

W

Wanderer, The--by A. L. Beard 392

Washington and Napoleon, Contrasted 90

"We parted, not as Lovers part" 452

What I Love 452

"Where is my Heart" 453

White, Thomas H., Lines in Memory of 491, 698

Wilde, R. H.--Pieces by him 13, 99, 186, 187, 231, 318

Willard, Mrs.--her contributions to the Messenger 538, 539

Winter Scenes, at Williamsburg 403

Wood, Mrs. Jean--Poems by 209

Y

Young Rosalie Lee 332

Young Child, Lines to 101

Young Lady, Lines to 177