...fair Heav'n retired, The winds ceas'd to murmur, the thunders expired; Perfumes, as of Eden, flowed sweetly along, And a voice, as of Angels, enchantingly sung: Columbia! Columbia! to Glory arise, FOR THE POHT FOLIO— THE DRAMA. Mr. COOKE. . ., For more than twenty years, we have not negligently...

...of Eden, flovr'd sweetly along, And a voice, as of angels, en hantiiuly sung, « Columhia, Colomhia, to glory ari.se, The queen of the world and the child of, the skies." Oi the e Saut. \. I Was yesterday walkingf n- f Walking, lone, in one of my friends'woods " rt l !....

...fair heaven retired ; The winds ceas'd to murmur; the thunder's expir'd . THE AMERICAN PRECEPTOR. 45 Perfumes, as of Eden, flow'd sweetly along, And a...The queen of the world, and the child of the skies." PAREXTAI, TENDERNESS. DURING the Indian wars which preceded the American revolution, a young English...

...The gloom from the face of fair heaven retir'd ; The winds ceas'd to murmur ; the thunders expir'd ; Perfumes, as of Eden, flow'd sweetly along, And a voice, as of angels, enchantiugly sung, "Columbia, Columbia, to glory arise, ,'.. The queen of the world, and the child...

...The winds ceas'd to murmur ; the thunders eXpir'd ; Perfumes as of Eden, flow'd sweetly along, _A nd a voice as of angels, enchantingly sung ; ' Columbia',...The queen of the world and the child of the skies.' THE CHOICE OF A RURAL LIFE, A POEM. WRITTEN BY \VL ESQ. GOV. OP NJ V. i THE ARGUMENT.The subject proposed....

...The gloom from the face of fair heaven retir'rt ; The winds ceas'd to murmur ; the thunders expired ; Perfumes, as of Eden, flow'd sweetly along. And a...The queen of the world, and the child of the skies." Washington and Liberty. 0 T« sons of Columbia, who bravely have fought for those rights, which unstain'd...

...The glooin from the face of fair heaven retired ; The winds ceased to murmur; the thunders expired; Perfumes, as of Eden, flow'd sweetly along, And a...The queen of the world and the child of the skies." THE CRITICS. A FABLE. 'T is said of every dog that's found, Of mongrel, spaniel, cur, and hound, That...

...The gloom from the face of fair heaven retired; The winds ceased to murmur ; the thunders expired ; Perfumes, as of Eden, flow'd sweetly along, And a...The queen of the world and the child of the skies." THE CRITICS. A FABLE. 'T is said of every dog that's found, Of mongrel, spaniel, cur, and hound, That...

...with cedars o'erspread, From war's dread confusion I pensively strayed, Perfumes, as of Eden, flowed sweetly along, And a voice, as of angels, enchantingly...The queen of the world, and the child of the skies." PARENTAL TENDERNESS. JL/URING the Indian wars which preceded the Am can revolution, a young English...

...the spirit of the times. One of his songs, written at this period, commencing with the invocation, " Columbia ! Columbia ! to glory arise, The Queen of the world, and the child of the skies !" justly ranks among the most beautiful of our national melodies. 141 father had recently died on...