MANN, HORACE, ii. 224.

Manning, James, i. 524.

Marbois, M., suggests Jefferson's Notes, i. 241.
Marco Bozzaris. F. G. Halleck, ii. 210.
Mardi, by Hermann Melville, ii. 683.
Margaret, by Sylvester Judd, ii. 589.
Margaret. J. R. Lowell, ii. 661.

Maria del Occidente, ii. 198.

Marie Antoinette, remarks on the execution of. Mrs.
Adams, i. 189.

Marion, Francis, life by W. G. Simms, ii. 429.

Life by Weems, i. 486.

Maritime Captures and Prizes, law of, by H. Whea-
ton, ii. 39.

Markoe, Francis, Jun, ii. 737.

Marryatt, Francis, duel with N. P. Willis, ii. 439.
MARSH, GEORGE P., ii. 317.

Marsh, James, President of University of Vermont,
ii. 130.

Prepares John Adams for Cambridge, i. 184.

MARSHALL COLLEGE, ii. 659.
Marshall, Humphrey, i. 225.
MARSHALL, JOHN, i. 404.

Martha's Vineyard, account of English ministers at,
by Thomas Prince, i. 82.

Martin, Alexander, tribute to General Francis Nash,

i. 452.

Martin Faber, by W. G. Simms, ii. 427.

Martyr's Triumph and other poems, by Grenville
Mellen, ii. 278.

Mary. E. C. Pinkney, ii. 341.

H. T. Tuckerman, ii. 584.

Mary Dow. Hannah F. Gould, ii. 497.

Maryland Historical Society, ii. 517.

Mason, Cyrus, ii. 734.

MASON, EBENEZER P., i. 89.

MASON, JOHN M., i. 581.

President of Dickinson College, ii. 60.

Massachusettenses by Daniel Leonard, i. 184.

Massachusetts Bay, history of, by Thomas Hutchin-

son, i. 131.

Magazine, i. 302, 633.

MATHER, COTTON, i. 59.

Anecdotes of, by B. Franklin, i. 61.

Books in the American Antiquarian Society
Library, i. 303.

Complimented in verse by Benjamin Tompson,

i. 67.

Elegy on Ezekiel Cheever, quoted, i. 60.
Epitaph on Michael Wigglesworth, i. 57.
Eulogy of Anne Bradstreet, i. 47.

Humorous story of, by Dr. S. Peters, i. 194.
Notice of John Cotton, i. 22.

Thomas Hooker, i. 24.

Ward's Simple Cobler, i. 19.

Paraphrase of a sermon of John Eliot, i. 41.
Puns on Uriah Oakes, i. 9.

Translation of epitaph on Dudley, i. 47.

MATHER, INCREASE, i, 59.

Presidency of Harvard, i. 9.

Mather, Increase, son of Cotton Mather, i. 62.
Mather, Richard, i. 59.

Mather, Samuel, life of Cotton Mather, i. 62.
Notice of Robert Calef, i. 61.

MATHEWS, CORNELIUS, ii. 645.
Mathews, James M., Chancellor of the University
of the City of New York, ii. 733.

Mathias and his Impostures, by Wm. L. Stone, ii.

151.

MATURIN, EDWARD, ii. 691.

Maury, Anne, Memoirs of a Huguenot Family, i. 75;

ii. 423.

MAURY, MATTHEW F., ii. 423.

Maury, Walker, instructor of John Randolph, i.

627.

Mental Portraits, by H. T. Tuckerman, ii. 583.
Mental Progress. Mark Hopkins, ii. 156.
Mental Training. Mark Hopkins, ii. 155.
Mercer University, Ga., ii. 77.

Mercurius Anti-Mechanicus, or the Simple Cobler's
Boy, i. 20.

Mercury, American, the, i. 392.

Merry Mount, by John L. Motley, ii. 643.

Messer, Aza, president of Brown University, i. 525.
METAMORA, by J. A. Stone, ii. 280.

Metcalf, Theron, i. 529.

Mexican Boundary Survey, ii. 419.

Mexico, History of the Conquest of, by Wm. H. Pres-
cott, ii. 236.

Notes on, by J. R. Poinsett, i. 661.

Recollections of, by Waddy Thompson, i. 662.
Midnight. Wm. W. Story, ii. 663.

Midsummer. Elizabeth Oakes Smith, ii. 561.

Miles, J. W., ii. 329.

MILES, PLINY, ii. 676

Military Genius. W. E. Channing, ii. 22.
Militia Muster, by Albert G. Greene, ii. 337.
Milledoler, Philip, i. 580.

Millennium, treatise on the, by George Bush, ii

226.

MILLER, EDWard, i. 570.
MILLER, SAMUEL, i. 569.

Memoir of C. Nisbet, ii. 59.
Notice of G. Berkeley, i. 165.
Retrospect, quoted, i. 528.

Milton, John, allusion to America, i. 6.

Thomas Hollis's admiration of, i. 10.
Visited by Roger Williams, i. 36.

Ministers, behavior of. John Witherspoon, i. 278.
Ministry of angels. Cotton Mather, i. 66.
MINOT, GEORGE R., i. 481.

Mint Julep, the. C. F. Hoffman, ii. 477.
Minto, Walter, i. 275.

Miriam, by Louisa J. Hall, ii. 382.

Concluding scene of. Louisa J. Hall, ii. 383.

Mirror, New York, ii. 347, 439.

Mirror of Taste, i. 657.

Miscella ies, by Wm. H. Prescott, ii. 237.

By Wm. Tudor, ii. 269.

Modern Chivalry, by H. H. Brackenridge, i. 291.
Modern learning: exemplified by a specimen of a

collegiate examination. Francis Hopkinson,
i. 213.

Mogg Megone, by J. G. Whittier, ii. 473.
Molière and Rachel. George H. Calvert, ii. 376.
Molina, Abbé, history of Chili, i. 497.
Monadnock. W. B. O. Peabody, ii. 283.
Monaldi, by W. Allston, ii. 14.

Money, Essay on, by J. Witherspoon, i. 276.
Monkey, the. D. Humphreys, i. 378.

Monody made on the late Mr. Samuel Patch. R. C.

Sands, ii. 276.

Monody on the death of Decatur. W. Crafts, ii. 86.
Monstrous relations in newspapers.

470.

MORRIS, GEORGE P., ii. 347.

Commences the Mirror with S. Woodworth, ii. 71.
MORRIS, GOUVERNEUR, i. 348.

Life by Jared Sparks, ii. 166.
Poetical satire on, i. 461.

Morris, Robert, poetical satire on, i. 461.
MORSE, JEDIDIah, i. 492.

Donation to Yale College Library, i. 91.
Mention of, in Ezra Stiles's Diary, i. 161.

Morse, S. F. B., ii. 733.

Editor of the Panoplist, i. 636.

Life of L. M. Davidson, ii. 485.

MORTON, NATHANIEL, i. 45.

Morton, Percy, i. 483.

MORTON, SAMUEL GEORGE, ii 576.

MORTON, SARAH WENTWORTH, i. 483.

Poetical correspondence with R. T. Paine, Jun.,
i. 633.

Fisher Ames, i.

Munford, Robert, i. 642.

Montagues in America, the. Eliza Leslie, ii. 88.
Montaigne. R. W. Emerson, ii. 371.

Montauk Indians, account of, by S. Occom, i. 151.
Montezuma, death of Wm. H. Prescott, ii. 239.
Montezuma's Way of Life. Wm. H. Prescott, ii. 240.
Montgomery, or the Falls of Montmorenci, by H. J.
Finn, ii. 28.

Montgomery, widow of General, letter of Mercy
Warren to, i. 164.

Month, a, in England, by H. T. Tuckerman, ii. 583.
Monthly Anthology, ii. 64, 90, 268.

Monuments, Ancient, of the Mississippi Valley, by
E. G. Squier, ii. 695.

MOODY, JAMES, i. 249.

Moonlight on the Grave. Jane T. Worthington, ii.

678.

Moor, Joshua, i. 530.

MOORE, CLEMENT C., i. 662.

MOORE, HENRY E., ii. 326.

MOORE, HUGH, ii. 496.

MOORE, JACOB B., ii. 325.

MURRAY, LINDLEY, i. 259.

MURRAY, NICHOLAS, ii. 352.

Muse, the Tenth, by Anne Bradstreet, i. 48.
Museum, a national, of the United States, ii. 737.
My Aunt. O. W. Holmes, ii. 514.

My Boyhood. J. G. Saxe, ii. 630.

My Mother's Bible. G. P. Morris, ii. 35).

My Study. Estelle A. Lewis, ii. 680.

My Uncle John, in Salmagundi, ii, 47.
MYERS, P. HAMILTON, ii. 566.

NACK, JAMES, ii. 578.

Napoleon. Isaac S. Clason, ii. 263.

Narrative of James Moody, passages of, i. 249.
Nash, General Francis, tribute to, i. 452.

Nassau Hall, i. 271.

Natick, Mass., history of, by William Biglow, i. 631.
National Advocate, the, ii. 74.

National Characteristics, by George W. Bethune,

ii. 405.

National Gazette, by P. Freneau, i. 329.
National Gazette, by R. Walsh, ii. 38.

NATIONAL INSTITUTE, the, Washington, D. C., ii. 737.
Natural History, American, by John D. Godman,
ii. 191.

Natural Scenery, seen by the youth and the man.
Archibald Alexander, i. 615.

Nature. Jones Very, ii. 524.

Nature and Revelation. William Croswell, ii. 396.
Naval History of the United States, by J. F. Cooper,
ii. 111.

Naval Observatory of the United States, ii. 423.
NEAL, JOHN, ii. 161.

Revises Paul Allen's Noah, i. 643.

NEAL, JOSEPH C., ii. 456.

Neal's Gazette, ii. 683.

Near the Lake. G. P. Morris, ii. 350

Neill, William, President of Dickinson College, ii. 60.
Neilson, Samuel, ii. 259.

Nelson, Joseph, the blind Teacher, ii. 391.
Professor at Rutgers, i. 581.

Climate. Rufus Choate, ii. 286.

A description of, and other tracts, by Captain
John Smith, i. 5.

Divines, library of, by Thomas Prince, i. 81.
Early Laws of, i. 19, 21.

Farmer, edited by T. G. Fessenden, i. 596.
Fishes, described. William Wood, i 3.
Fragmentary poem. William Bradford, i. 31.
Galaxy and Masonic Magazine, ii. 19.
Historical and Genealogical Register, i. 668.
Historical Collections of the Indians, by D.
Gookin, i. 42.

History of, by William Bradford, i. 30.
History of, by Gov. John Winthrop, i. 27.
Hymn. Mather Byles, i. 120.
Impressions of. Thomas Morton, i. 30.
Ill News from, by John Clarke, i. 38.
Indians, described. William Wood, i. 4.
Magazine, ii. 19.

And New York. Philip Freneau, i. 344.
Pond, a. Francis Knapp, i. 72.

Preachers, poetical description of, i. 4.
Retrospect. Roger Clap, i. 44.

Sabbath, John Cotton's observance of, i. 22.
Sabbath-day Chase. Philip Freneau, i. 344.
Snow Storm. Sylvester Judd, ii. 590.

Tale, a, by C. M. Sedgwick, ii. 292.

Trees Described. William Wood, i. 3.

Trials, by Capt. John Smith, i. 5.

Two voyages to, by John Josselyn, i. 70.
Weekly Review, ii. 450.

New England's Crisis, passages of. Benjamin Tomp-
son, i. 67.

Decline. Joshua Scottow, i. 47.

Lamentation for Old England's Errors, passage
from. Thomas Shepard, i. 44.
Memorial, by Nath. Morton, i. 45.
Prospect, specimens of. William Wood, i. 3.
Rarities Discovered, passage from. John Jos-
selyn, i. 69.

New English Canaan, passages from. Thomas Mor-
ton, i. 28.

New Hampshire, history of, by J. Belknap, i. 254
Historical Collections, by J. B. Moore, ii. 325.
Patriot, ii. 325.

NEW JERSEY, College of, i. 270.

New Netherlands, historical literature of, i. 80.
History of, by William Dunlap, i. 540.

New Orleans, to the defenders of. J. R. Drake,
ii. 205.

New Pilgrim's Progress, by J. K. Paulding, ii. 3.
New Roof, an allegory, by Francis Hopkinson, i. 210.
Song for federal mechanics. Francis Hopkin-
son, i. 219.

New Wife, the, and the Old J. G. Whittier, ii.
473.

New World, the, ii. 499.

New York Convention, for the adoption of the Fe-
deral Constitution. James Kent, i. 510.
History of the State of, by J. R. Brodhead, ii.

595.

History of, by William Dunlap, i. 540.
Historical Society, address before, by G. C. Ver
planck, ii. 68.

Gazetteer, by James Rivington, i. 278, 279.
Notes on, by W. H. Seward, ii. 327.

A Picture of, parodied in Knickerbocker, ii. 47.
Review, the, ii. 266.

SOCIETY LIBRARY, i. 387.

Review and Athenæum Magazine, ii. 184.
Tribune, ii. 549.

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF, ii. 733.

New Yorker, the, ii. 549.

Newburgh Letters, the, i. 480.

Newport. C. T. Brooks, ii, 587.

Residence of Berkeley, i. 166.
Ezra Stiles, notices of, i. 159.

Newspaper, a poetical description of a. Robert
Waln, ii. 257.

Literature, J. T. Buckingham's, ii. 19.
Thunder-storm, a. The Echo, i. 498.

Newton, Sir Isaac, i. 86.

Newton, Stuart, lines on his Dull Lecture," by

Washington Irving, ii. 50.

Nicaragua, by E. G. Squier, ii. 696.

Nick of the Woods, by R. M. Bird, ii. 378.
Niebuhr, his acquaintance with F. Lieber, ii. 300.
Reminiscences of, by F. Lieber, ii. 301.
Night. Jones Very, ii. 524.

Night, a, on the Hudson River with Charles Mathews
William Dunlap, i. 540.

Night Hunt in Kentucky, a. C. W. Webber, ii
667.

NILES, NATHANIEL, i. 440.
Niles, Samuel, i. 440.

Niles's Register, ii. 162.

Nineveh, original sculptures from, at Yale College,

i. 91.

Nisbet, Charles, president of Dickinson College, ii. 59.
NOAH, M. M., ii 73.

Nobility. Alice Carey, ii. 687.

NOBLE, L. L., ii. 595.

Life of Thomas Cole, ii. 319.

Nook, the. A. Rouquette, ii. 522.

Nordheimer, Isaac, ii. 734.

Norman Leslie, by Theodore S. Fay, ii. 412.
Norman Maurice, by W. G. Simms, ii. 428.

North America, account of, by R. Rogers, i. 171.
North American Review, i. 184; ii. 165, 269, 546, 579
North Carolina, History of, by Hugh Williamson,

i. 189.

NORTH CAROLINA, UNIVERSITY OF, ii. 104.
North, Edward, ii. 725.

North, Simeon, president of Hamilton College, i

724.

Northmen, History of the, by Henry Wheaton, ii. 40.

NORTON, JOHN, i. 23.,

Norton, William A., i. 91.

Norton, John P., i. 91.
NORTON, ANDREWS, ii. 81.

Edits writings of Levi Frisbie, ii. 62.

Nor' West, the brilliant. J. K. Mitchell, ii. 381.
Notes of a Desultory Reader, by A. Graydon, i. 353.
On New York, by William H. Seward, ii. 327.
On the Scriptures, by Albert Barnes, ii. 268.
And Queries, quoted, i. 106, 108, 110.
Notions of the Americans, by J. F. Cooper, ii. 110.
Nott, Eliphalet, president of Union, ii. 194.

Epigram on, by Josiah Quincy, i. 611.

Norr, HENRY JUNIUS, ii. 253.

NOTT, JOSIAH C., ii. 577.

Nottoway Foundation of William and Mary, i. 82.
NOVA ANGLIA, poem, specimens of.

i. 3.

Novanglus, by John Adams, i. 184.

William Morell,

468.

Novellettes of a Traveller, by H. J. Nott, ii. 253.
Novels. Alexander Graydon, i. 357.

Noyes, Nicholas, notice of, i. 24.

Nun, the. George H. Calvert, ii. 375.

October.

W. H. C. Hosmer, ii. 603.

ii. 206.

Oliver, Peter, a contributor to Pictas et Gratulatio,
i. 14.

Oliver, Thomas, a contributor to Pictaset Gratulatio,
i. 14.

Ollapodiana, by W. G. Clark, ii. 537
OLMSTEAD, DENISON, i. 89.

Olmstead, L. G., i. 394.

“Omnium Gatherum," essays, by William Biglow, i.

631.

Omoo, by Herman Melville, ii. 673.

Andrews Norton, ii.
On lending a Punch Bowl. O. W. Holmes, ii. 515.
On listening to a Cricket.

82.

2's boarding
On seeing a Young Girl look very wishfully into the
street from a window of Miss
school. McDonald Clarke, ii. 262.

Ontwa, the Son of the Forest, ii. 280.
Optimist, the, by H. T. Tuckerman, ii. 583.

Orations and Speeches, by Charles Sumner, ii. 546.
Oratory. Alexander Graydon, i. 356.
Ord, George, i. 549.

Ordeal, the, ii. 19.

Ordinal, the.

William Croswell, ii. 394.

Oregon and California, history of, by R. Greenhow,

ii. 311.

Oregon question, by Albert Gallatin, i. 494.
Organ Melodies. George E. Ellis, ii. 615.

Presented by G. Berkeley to church at Newport,
i. 167.

Oriental Books, presented by T. Hollis to Harvard
College, i. 10.

Oriental Harp, by Robert S. Coffin, ii. 255.
Ornithology, American, by J. J. Audubon, i. 650.
Ornithology, pursuit of. A. Wilson, i. 546.
Orthography, Noah Webster's, i. 475, 477.

Views of T. S. Grimke on, ii. 84.

OSBORN, JOHN, i. 132.
Osborn, John, Jr., i. 132.
Osborn, John C, i. 132.

OSBORN, SELLICK, ii. 46.

OSBORNE, LAUGHTON, ii. 466.

Osgood, David, ii. 571.

OSGOOD, FRANCES SARGENT, ii. 559.

Osgood, John, ii. 571.

Osgood, S. S., ii. 559.

OSGOOD, SAMUEL, ii. 571.

Oh, the Spring has come again, love.
rence, Jr., ii. 462.

OSSOLI, MARGARET FULLER, ii. 524.

John Parke, i. 306.

Ohio, shores of the. T. Flint, ii. 25.

Old Age

L. M. Child, ii. 389.

Anne Bradstreet, i. 51.

447.

ii. 47.

O'Sullivan, John L., ii. 666.

Oswald, Eleazer, lines to.

Otey, James H., services to M. F. Maury, ii. 423.
OTIS, JAMES, i. 155.

"A flame of fire," i. 186.

Conversation with John Adams, i. 187.
Life of, by William Tudor, ii. 269.
Speech of, by L. M. Child, ii. 388.

Our Countrymen, by B. J Lossing, ii. 530.
O. W. Holmes, ii. 513.
Yankee Girls.
Outline Sketch of a Novel, an.

Park, E., anecdotes of Nathaniel Emmons, i. 248.

PARKE, JOHN, i, 305.

Notice of David French, i. 116.

PARKER, HENRY W., ii. 693

PARKER, THEODORE, ii. 556.

Parker, Nathan, letter on George Bancroft, ii. 304.
PARKMAN, FRANCIS, ii. 709.

Parks, Edwards A., life of. B. B. Edwards, ii. 341.
Parnassian Shop, a signboard to. Isaac Story, i. 634.
Parody on Pope's ode to Solitude. John Wilcocks,
i. 308.

Parr, Samuel, educates J. S. J. Gardiner, i. 535.
Parsons, Theophilus, ii. 184.

PARSONS, THOMAS W., ii. 641.

Parties. De Witt Clinton, i. 573.

Partisan Leader, by Beverley Tucker, i. 666.
Parton, J., Life of Horace Greeley, ii. 549.
Partridge, Ralph, life of.

Cotton Mather, i. 65.

Passaic, a group of Poems, by Flaccus, ii. 455.
Passaic, to. Thomas Ward, ii. 455.

Passion, an age of. W. R. Williams, ii. 426.

Passport scene at Calais in the days of the Empire.

Lt. Col. Pinkney, i. 675.

Past, the, a fragment. W. H. Timrod, ii. 140.
Pastime, the, edited by J. H. Payne, ii. 141.
Pastoral, the new, by T. B. Read, ii. 703.

Penance of Roland, by H. B. Hirst, ii. 591.
Pencillings by the Way, by N. P. Willis, ii. 489.
Penn, Thomas, Epistle to, by J. Beveridge, i 129.
Penn, William, life of, by M. L. Weems, i. 486.
Penney, Joseph, president of Hamilton College, ii.

724.

Pennsylvania. T. B. Read, ii. 703.

By J. Taylor, i. 101.

First book printed in, i. 101.
Gazette, i. 105.

Poetical description of, Latin and English, by
Thomas Makin, i. 68.

Travels in, by H. St. John Crevecœur, i. 174.
PENNSYLVANIA, UNIVERSITY OF, i. 388.

Penseroso. William Cliffton, i. 608.
Perception, on. Henry Cary, ii. 298.
PERCIVAL, JAMES G., ii. 212.

Imitation of an Inscription on Governor Yale,
i. 86.

Percival, John, ii. 669.

Père la Chaise. S. L. Fairfield, ii. 377.
Perils of Pearl Street, by Asa Greene, ii. 470.
PERIODICALS.

American Law Journal, ii. 147.

Medical and Philosophical Register, ii. 123.
Monthly Magazine, îi. 450.

Museum, i. 641.

Quarterly Register, ii. 342.

Review, by Robert Walsh, ii. 38.
Analectic Magazine, ii. 48.
Arcturus, ii. 640, 646.

Athenæum, at Yale, i. 92.
Atlantic Magazine, ii. 272.

Belles Lettres Repository, ii. 71.

Biblical Repository, ii. 168.

Repository, American, ii. 342.

Repository and Princeton Review, i. 615.
Bibliotheca Sacra, ii. 168, 342.
Boston Atlas, ii 633.

Miscellany, ii. 663

Quarterly Review, ii. 335.

Recorder, the first religious newspaper, ii