THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER:
DEVOTED TO
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE
AND
THE FINE ARTS.


Au gré de nos desirs bien plus qu'au gré des vents.    
Crebillon's Electre.
 
As we will, and not as the winds will.


RICHMOND:
T. W. WHITE, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
1834-5.




CONTENTS OF VOLUME I, NUMBER 4
SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY andPresent Condition of Tripoli, with some accounts of the otherBarbary States (No. II): by R. G.
REVIEW of Governor Tazewell's Report to theLegislature of Virginia, on the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
COLONIAL MANNERS
WESTERN SCENERY
THOM'S GROUP OFSTATUARY, FROM BURNS'STAM O'SHANTER
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE: by Emillion
LAW LECTURE ATWILLIAM AND MARY: by Professor Beverley Tucker
THE MARCH OF MIND: by V.
THE VILLAGE ON FOURTH JULY 183—: by T. P.
TO D——: by E.
INVOCATION TO RELIGION: by L.
BEAUTY AND TIME: by S.
ANTICIPATION: by L.
HINTS TO STUDENTS OFGEOLOGY: by Peter A. Browne, Esq.
ESSAY ON LUXURY: by B. B. B. H.
TO ——: by Powhatan
ELOQUENCE: by H. M.
LETTERS FROM NEWENGLAND—No. 2: by a Virginian
ON THE POLICY OF ELEVATING THESTANDARD OF FEMALE EDUCATION: by L. H. S.
MY NAME: by J. D.
TO THE DEFENDERS OFNEW ORLEANS: by Dr. J. R. Drake
VALEDICTORY IN JULY 1829
THE SEASONS: by V.
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