The southern literary messenger, Volume I., 1834-35

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Produced by Ron Swanson

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English

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AP: General Works: Periodicals

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American literature -- 19th century -- Periodicals

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eBook-No. 59553

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May 19, 2019

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Contents

1. 1.SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER:
2. 2.EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE — THE FINE ARTS. — VOL. I. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — PUBLISHER'S NOTICE. — SOUTHERN LITERATURE. — EXTRACT FROM A JOURNAL. — THE MOTHER OF WASHINGTON. — SERVILITY. — EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING. — INTERESTING RUINS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK. — STORY FROM VOLTAIRE. — THE CONSOLED. — ORIGINAL POETRY. — SERENADE. — COLUMBUS BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF SALAMANCA. — INTEMPERANCE. — MY LIFE IS LIKE THE SUMMER ROSE. — TO MY INFANT DAUGHTER EVE. — TO MY CHILDREN—ON NEW-YEAR. — ORIGINAL LITERARY NOTICES. — LOVE AND AUTHORSHIP. — THE PATRIARCH. — MEMORY AND HOPE. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — TO THE PUBLIC, — LETTER FROM MR. WIRT TO A LAW STUDENT. — MISFORTUNE AND GENIUS: — EXAMPLE IS BETTER THAN PRECEPT. — THE POWER OF FAITH. — THE SWEET SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA, AND THE VALLEY WHICH CONTAINS THEM. — RECOLLECTIONS OF "CHOTANK." — IMPORTANT LAW CASE IN A SISTER STATE, INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF SCIENCE. — SALLY SINGLETON. — EXTRACT FROM A NOVEL — SONNET, — STANZAS, — TO —— —— OF THE U. S. NAVY. — THE GENIUS OF COLUMBIA TO HER NATIVE MUSE. — DEATH AMONG THE TREES. — ORIGINAL LITERARY NOTICES. — THE MAID OF MALINES. — LINES ON FINDING A BILLET FROM AN EARLY FRIEND AMONG SOME OLD PAPERS. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — THE DYSPEPTIC MAN. — BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT FROM LACON. — THE REPORTER'S STORY, — ON SLEEP. — THE COTTAGE IN THE GLEN. — PICTURE OF OLD VIRGINIA. — A LEAF FROM THE JOURNAL OF A YOUNG AMERICAN TOURIST IN ITALY. — NEW ENGLAND. — LETTERS FROM NEW ENGLAND.—NO. 1. — N. P. WILLIS. — WASHINGTON AND NAPOLEON. — MINERAL WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. — LAFAYETTE. — PINKNEY'S ELOQUENCE. — THE DANDY CHASTISED. — PLACED WITH A ROSE UPON A LADY'S CHEEK. — THE ALLEGHANY LEVELS. — THE CYCLOPEAN TOWERS, — ORIGINAL SONNET TO LORD BYRON. — MUSINGS III— By the Author of Vyvyan . — JAMESTOWN. — THE FATED CITY. — HYMN TO THE STARS. — TO * * * * *. — THE GRAVE SEEKERS. — TO A YOUNG CHILD. — CUPID'S SPORT. — MY CLASSMATES. — STANZAS. — SONNET. — ORIGINAL LITERARY NOTICES. — VIRGINIA HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. — THE LITERARY JOURNAL. — EXTRACT FROM LACON. — EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT. — EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF CORRESPONDENTS. — ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO CONTRIBUTORS, &C. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — REVIEW — COLONIAL MANNERS. — WESTERN SCENERY. — THOM'S GROUP OF STATUARY, — CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. — LAW LECTURE AT WILLIAM AND MARY. — THE MARCH OF MIND. — THE VILLAGE ON FOURTH JULY 183—. — TO D——. — INVOCATION TO RELIGION. — BEAUTY AND TIME. — ANTICIPATION. — HINTS TO STUDENTS OF GEOLOGY. — ESSAY ON LUXURY. — TO —— — ELOQUENCE. — LETTERS FROM NEW ENGLAND.—NO. 2. — ON THE POLICY OF ELEVATING THE STANDARD OF FEMALE EDUCATION. — MY NAME. — VALEDICTORY IN JULY 1829, — THE SEASONS. — BYRON'S LAST WORDS. — TO A YOUNG LADY. — LINES IN AN ALBUM. — PARTING. — LINES SUGGESTED ON VIEWING THE RUINS AT JAMESTOWN. — ODE WRITTEN ON A FINE NIGHT AT SEA. — AUTUMN WOODS. — THE DECLARATION. — FROM MY SCRAP BOOK. — THE MECHANICIAN AND UNCLE SIMON. — LINES WRITTEN IMPROMPTU, — THE PEASANT-WOMEN OF THE CANARIES. — THE HEART. — PARODY ON BRYANT'S AUTUMN. — THE BATTLE OF BREED'S HILL. — TO A LADY. — TO IANTHE. — SONNET. — EPIGRAMME FRANCAISE. — TRUE CONSOLATION. — SONNET. — ADVICE FROM A FATHER TO HIS ONLY DAUGHTER. — ORIGINAL LITERARY NOTICES. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF CORRESPONDENTS. — ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO CONTRIBUTORS, CORRESPONDENTS, & C . — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — IMPROMPTU, — STANZAS — THE SYBIL'S LEAF. — TO MY WIFE. — THE KISS.— A la Moore . — LOVE—MUTUAL BUT HOPELESS. — TO DESPAIR. — THERE'S NAE LADDIE COMING. — REMARKS ON THE REVIEW OF GOVERNOR TAZEWELL'S REPORT. — THE DARGLE. — PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS. — SONG OF THE IRISH PEASANT WIFE. — A GLIMPSE AT BASIL HALL. — THE PASSAGE OF THE BERESINA. — PARODY. — BEAUTY WITHOUT LOVELINESS. — HAPPY LOVE. — SORROWS OF LOVE. — EXTEMPORAL LINES. — MRS. WOOD'S MANUSCRIPT POEMS. — RETROSPECTION. — THE CAPTIVE BIRD. — THE BELLE DU JOUR, OR CONVOLVULUS MINOR. — EVENTIDE. — SMILING AUTUMN. — STUDY OF THE LATIN AND GREEK CLASSICS. — MEMORY.—AN ALLEGORY. — THE CREATION OF THE ANTELOPE. — LETTERS FROM NEW ENGLAND.—NO. 3. — AMERICAN LITERATURE.—ITS IMPEDIMENTS. — THE INDIAN MOTHER. 1 — NOTE TO BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES, — NAPOLEON'S GRAVE. — A SONG OF THE SEASONS. — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — THE DOOM. — THE CHANGES OF NATURE. — ORIGINAL LITERARY NOTICES. — NEW PAPER. — DANDYISM. — VARIETY. — A SONG. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — VIRGINIA HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. — EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF CORRESPONDENTS. — TO CORRESPONDENTS, CONTRIBUTORS, & C . — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — VIRGINIA HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. — VIRGINIA GAZETTEER. — SONNET—THE SEA. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — REMARKS ON A NOTE TO BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES, VOL. I, PAGE 423. — THE ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. — EXTRACT FROM A LADY'S ALBUM. — THE PRAYER. — SELECTIONS FROM MY PORT FOLIO. — LETTERS FROM NEW ENGLAND.—NO. 4. — EXTRACTS FROM MY MEXICAN JOURNAL. — HEINROTH ON THE EDUCATION OF INFANCY. — EFFECTS OF MATERNAL INDULGENCE. — AN ADDRESS ON THE SUBJECT OF LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS TO PROMOTE EDUCATION. — THE CONTRAST: — HINTS TO STUDENTS OF GEOLOGY. — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — ORIGINAL LITERARY NOTICES. — JUDGE BLACKSTONE— A Poet . — THE LAWYER'S FAREWELL TO HIS MUSE. — LINES. — THE EXILE. — THE MINIATURE. — EPIGRAM. — THE SPIDER. — DIALOUGE, — FROM THE NOTE BOOK OF MY MOTHER. — THOUGHTS ON SEEING THE EVENING STAR. — JEU DE MOTS.—ON A NAME. — MISS MARTINEAU. — LINES. — EPITAPH. — EPIGRAM. — ANOTHER.—ON THE SAME. — LINES. — THE TRUE FOUNDATION. — TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD. — LINES — TRUST NOT. — VARIETY. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF CORRESPONDENTS. — TO CORRESPONDENTS, CONTRIBUTORS, & C . — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — ANECDOTES OF PATRICK HENRY. — YOUNG ROSALIE LEE. — STRAY LEAVES. — BERENICE—A TALE. — EXTRACT — WASHINGTON'S BIRTH NIGHT. — FROM THE DIARY OF A REVOLUTIONARY OFFICER. — JONATHAN BULL AND MARY BULL. — MARRYING WELL. — SKETCH OF VIRGINIA SCENERY. — COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. — REMINISCENCE: — SELECTIONS — FASHIONABLE PARTIES AND LATE HOURS. — THE VILLAGE PASTOR'S WIFE. — THOUGHTS ON AFFECTATION. — WILLIS'S IMPRESSIONS OF LONDON. — TO MISS C——, ON HER COQUETRY. — WRITTEN FOR MISS M—— T——'S ALBUM. — LINES — TO ONE WHO WILL UNDERSTAND ME. — EXTRACT FROM AN UNFINISHED POEM. — MOONLIGHT. — TO HOPE. — TO THE BIBLE. — ON SEEING THE JUNCTION OF THE SUSQUEHANNA AND LACKAWANNA RIVERS. — HOPES AND SORROWS. — THE WANDERER. — TRUE RICHES AND GLORY. — THE DEATH OF THE MOTHERLESS. — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — THE FINE ARTS. — A TALE FROM FLORIAN. — BATHMENDI. — A SCENE IN PARIS—1827. — LITERARY NOTICES. — LINES — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — TO CONTRIBUTORS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — INFLUENCE OF FREE GOVERNMENT ON THE MIND. — THE WHITE ANTELOPE; — THE LAST GIFT. — APOSTROPHE — ENGLISH POETRY. — THE LAST INDIAN. — WINTER SCENES AT WILLIAMSBURG. — TO MISS S—— S—— — THE BROKEN HEART. — A DISCOURSE — LETTERS FROM NEW ENGLAND—NO. 5. — THE WALTZ AND THE GALLOPADE. — A BASHFUL GENTLEMAN. — A SCENE IN REAL LIFE. — CHRISTIAN EDUCATION. — EXTRACTS FROM MY MEXICAN JOURNAL. — NATURE AND ART. — A TALE OF THE WEST. — A TALE OF A NOSE. — MORELLA—A TALE. — CONTENT'S MISHAP: — ANSWER — TO —— —— — WHAT I LOVE. — TO —— —— — AN ITALIAN EXTRAVAGANZA. — WHERE IS MY HEART? — INVOCATION. — AUTUMN. — NAPOLEON. — THE FINE ARTS. — ETYMOLOGY. — CRITICAL NOTICES. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — PUBLISHER'S NOTICE. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — TO MARGUERITE. — TO ANN. — MY NATIVE LAND. — TO MY CHILD. — TO ——. — LINES — A PRODIGIOUS NOSE. — SWIMMING. — "THE GRAVE OF FORGOTTEN GENIUS." — THE HOUSE MOUNTAIN IN VIRGINIA. — VISIT TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, — THE FINE ARTS. — RECENT AMERICAN NOVELS. — LETTERS ON THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. — OBSERVATIONS — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — LINES — TO SPRING. 1 — SPRING. — TO A. L. B. — SPRING. — DISSERTATION — DANCING, WALTZING, &c. — LION-IZING. A TALE. — LIONEL GRANBY. — DAGGER'S SPRINGS, — THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS. — FEMALE EDUCATION. — LITERARY NOTICES. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — DEFERRED ARTICLES. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION. — A STORM ON THE PRAIRIES. — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — MY DAUGHTER'S LULLABY. — OCEAN HYMN. — LAFAYETTE. — DIRGE, — THE OLD PARISH CHURCH. — ESTELLE. — LINES. — FAREWELL TO ROSA. — LIONEL GRANBY. — A VISIT TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, — CONVERSATION PARTIES, SOIREES AND SQUEEZES. — THE SANFORDS. — A SCENE FROM "ARNOLD AND ANDRE," — ENGLISH POETRY. — HANS PHAALL—A TALE. — THE SALE. — LITERARY NOTICES. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — PROFESSOR BEVERLEY TUCKER'S VALEDICTORY ADDRESS TO HIS CLASS. — LETTERS ON THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, — TO ——. — PARAPHRASE — TO MY SISTERS. — LINES. — GRAYSON GRIFFITH. — LINES — THE DIAMOND CHAIN. — WHERE SHALL THE STUDENT REST? — THE AGE OF REPTILES. — ANSWER — EPIGRAM. — VISIT TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, — MY FIRST NIGHT IN A WATCHHOUSE. — DISSERTATION — LIONEL GRANBY. — TO H. W. M. — LINES — ON THE DEAF, DUMB, AND BLIND GIRL OF THE ASYLUM AT HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. — AN ELEGY — SONNET. — TO MARY. — THE VISIONARY—A TALE. — PETER'S MOUNTAIN. — THE DUEL. — LINES. — MY NATIVE HOME. — MEMOIR OF THE AMBITIOUS LAWYER. — LITERARY NOTICES. — EDITORIAL REMARKS. — TO CORRESPONDENTS. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — EXTRAORDINARY INDIAN FEATS OF LEGERDEMAIN. — REMARKABLE DREAM AND PREDICTION, WITH THEIR FULFILMENT. — ON THE DEATH OF JAMES GIBBON CARTER. — LINES. — STANZAS. — LIONEL GRANBY. — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — BURNING OF THE RICHMOND THEATRE. — LINES WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM. — GIRL OF BEAUTY. — THE RECLAIMED. — THIS OCEAN. — DISSERTATION — TO F——. — TO MARY. — SONG. — REMEMBER ME, LOVE. — TO SARAH. — BON-BON—A TALE. — LINES IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOS. H. WHITE, — A MANIAC'S ADDRESS TO THE MOON. — TO AN INFANT NEPHEW IN ENGLAND. — LINES. — EXTRACTS FROM MY MEXICAN JOURNAL. — BALLAD. — THE COLISEUM. A PRIZE POEM. — LINES — MY FIRST NIGHT IN A WATCHHOUSE. — CRITICAL NOTICES AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE. — TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. — SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER. — SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY — THE VICTIM OF DISAPPOINTMENT. — INTRODUCTORY LECTURE — LOSS OF BREATH. — CUPID'S SPORT. — MY TONGS. BY ——. — TO MRS. ——, — LINES WRITTEN IN AN ALBUM. — GENERAL WARREN. — TO CHRISTIANA. — THE FRIENDS OF MAN. — THOUGHTS. — KING PEST THE FIRST. — EARLY ADVENTURES. — SHADOW. A FABLE—BY ——. — CURSE OF THE "BETRAYED ONE." — TO MRS. B. G. S. — THE SEA BIRD'S REVEL. — I MET THEE BY MOONLIGHT ALONE. — LETTERS FROM A SISTER. — THE SCENE BETWEEN HECTOR AND ANDROMACHE. — THE DOOR-LATCH. — DESART GRIEF. — SONG OF THE PIRATE'S WIFE, — ANOTHER VISIT TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS — JOSEPHINE. — TO CLAUDIA. — CANTILENA AMATORIA. — CRITICAL NOTICES. — INDEX — To Volume I of the Southern Literary Messenger. — PROSE. — POETRY.

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