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Title: Southern literary messenger; devoted to every department of literature and the fine arts. / Volume 18, Issue 6
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Print source: Southern literary messenger; devoted to every department of literature and the fine arts.
Richmond, Virginia: T.W. White [etc.]
Volume 18, Issue: 6, June 1852
URL: http://name.umdl.umich.edu/acf2679.0018.006

Contents
Notes and Commentaries, on a Voyage to China, Chapter VII
pp. 321-327
"If around You Say"
John Esten Cooke, Signed P. I., Esq., pp. 327
History of Richmond, Chapter XII
John Peyton Little [Unsigned], pp. 328-341
To — on Being Asked by Her to Write Verses for Her Singing
John Reuben Thompson, Signed Σ, pp. 341
Michael Bonham, or the Fall of Bexar, Part V
William Gilmore Simms, Signed a Southron, pp. 342-349
The Dream of Scipio, Translated from Cicero
pp. 349-352
The "Erl King" and "The Fisherman" of Goethe
pp. 352
An Old French Town
S. L. C., pp. 353-357
The Burial Stone of Manhood's Prime
H. H. Clements, pp. 357
Pine Fork Plantation, Part I
Pen Ingleton, Esq., pp. 357-370
The Heart Can Trust No More
Rev. Sidney Dyer, pp. 370
Modern Oratory
D. S. G. C., pp. 370-375
The Forest Burial
Rev. Sidney Dyer, pp. 375
Scenes beyond the Western Border, by a Captain of U. S. Dragoons, Part VII
Philip St. George Cooke, pp. 376-381
Notices of New Works
pp. 381-384