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 12
SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY andPresent Condition of Tripoli, with some accounts of the otherBarbary States (No. VII): by R. G.
EXTRAORDINARY INDIAN FEATS OFLEGERDEMAIN: by D. D. Mitchell, Esquire
REMARKABLE DREAM AND PREDICTION,WITH THEIR FULFILMENT: by D. D. Mitchell, Esquire
ON THE DEATH OF JAMESGIBBON CARTER: by Marcella
LINES
STANZAS: by F. L. B.
LIONEL GRANBY (Chap. V): by Theta
LETTERS FROM A SISTER
BURNING OF THE RICHMONDTHEATRE: by M. L. P.
LINES WRITTEN IN ANALBUM: by Jack Tell
GIRL OF BEAUTY: by Jack Tell
THE RECLAIMED: by Paulina
THIS OCEAN: by J. M. C. D.
DISSERTATION on the Characteristic Differences between the Sexes, and on thePosition and Influence of Woman in Society (No. III.)
TO F——: by H.
TO MARY
SONG: by Morna
REMEMBER ME,LOVE: by Mrs. Ann Roy
TO SARAH: by Sylvio
BON-BON—ATALE: by Edgar A. Poe
LINES IN REMEMBRANCE OFTHOS. H. WHITE, who died in Richmond, Va.October 7, 1832, aged 19 years
A MANIAC'S ADDRESS TO THE MOON
TO AN INFANT NEPHEWIN ENGLAND: by Mrs. Ann Roy                        
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