Stanzas-"They shall lie down alike," &c.

To a Youthful Friend,

The Missionary's Grave in the Desert,

To June,

15

17

19

21

Verses to an interesting Young Lady, Deaf and Dumb,

Protecting Providence,

Veteran Tribute,

Stanzas "They that sow in tears shall reap in joy,"

Winter,

88

90

92

93

95

97

99

Impromptu, occasioned by the Death of Henry Janson, Esq. 112

To an Infant, whose Mother died a few hours after its Birth, 157

lum, at Philadelphia, January 24, 1822,

164

Verses to a Young Friend, with a Pocket Testament,

174

Twilight Song of the Shepherds of the Andes,

213

Stanzas, occasioned by the Launch of the North Carolina,

215

To the Shade of Eaton,

217

Verses, occasioned by the Death of Mr. Westphal and Sons, 219

Stanzas,

221

O thou to whom the fires,

223

New Jersey, thy blue hills,

225

To the Young Men's Bible Society,

227

Το

229

Song,

230

The Mariner's Hymn,

231

To the New-Year,

233

O thou that plead'st,

235

Ode, on the 43d Anniversary of American Independence,

'Tis sweet, in seclusion, to look on the past, In life's sober twilight recal the day-dream;

To mark the smooth sunshine, and skies overcast, That chequered our course as we moved down the stream.

For O there's a charm in retracing the morn

When the star of our pleasure beamed brightly awhile,
And the tear that in infancy watered the thorn,
By the magic of memory is changed to a smile.

How faint is the touch, no perspective bestowing,
Nor scenery in nature's true colours arrayed;
How chaste is the landscape, how vividly glowing,
Where the warm tint of fancy is mellowed by shade!