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 9
PUBLISHER'S NOTICE: by T. W. White
SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY andPresent Condition of Tripoli, with some accounts of the otherBarbary States (No. VI): by R. G.
TO MARGUERITE: by M.
TO ANN
MY NATIVE LAND: by Lucy T. Johnson
TO MY CHILD: by Pertinax Placid
TO ——
LINES
A PRODIGIOUS NOSE: by Democritus, Jr.
SWIMMING
"THE GRAVE OFFORGOTTEN GENIUS":by an undergraduate
THE HOUSEMOUNTAIN IN VIRGINIA
VISIT TO THE VIRGINIASPRINGS, During the Summer of 1834—No. I
THE FINE ARTS—No. III.:by G. C.
RECENT AMERICAN NOVELS
    THE INSURGENTS
LETTERS ON THE UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA: by a young Scotchman now no more
OBSERVATIONS on the National Importance of MineralPossessions, and the Cultivation of Geological Inquiry: by Gamma
LETTERS FROM A SISTER
LINES: by Eliza
TO SPRING: by Eliza
SPRING: by Roy
TO A. L. B.: by S. W. W.
SPRING: by a prisoner
DISSERTATION on the Characteristic Differencesbetween the Sexes, and on the Position and Influence of Woman inSociety—No. I: by Z. X. W.
                        
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