SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER:
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE
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. |
T. W. WHITE, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
1834-5.
CONTENTS OF VOLUME I, NUMBER 8
INFLUENCE OF FREE GOVERNMENTON THE MIND: by H. J. G.
THE WHITEANTELOPE; OR, INDIANLOVER: by D. D. Mitchell, Esq.
THE LASTGIFT: by Corydon
APOSTROPHE of the Æolian Harp to the Wind
THE LAST INDIAN:by Larry Lyle
THE BROKEN HEART:by S. W. W.
A DISCOURSE On the Progress of Philosophy, and its Influence on the Intellectualand Moral Character of Man: by George Tucker
LETTERS FROM NEW ENGLAND—NO. 5:by a Virginian
THE WALTZ AND THE GALLOPADE:by Oliver Oldschool
A BASHFUL GENTLEMAN:by M. M. Noah
A SCENE IN REAL LIFE:by B. M.
EXTRACTS FROM MY MEXICANJOURNAL
NATURE AND ART:by Eliza
A TALE OF A NOSE:by Pertinax Placid
MORELLA—A TALE:by Edgar A. Poe
CONTENT'S MISHAP: AVERITABLE HISTORY:by Pertinax Placid, Esquire
ANSWER to "My Life is Like the Summer Rose":by Mrs. Buckley
TO —— ——:by T. H. T.