-. uIf't T IVTIIttUT. Richmond, Virginia, November, 1915.

TO THE PATRONS OF THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MESSENGER AND RE-

 
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 The subscriber, having concluded to withdraw at the close of the present volume, from the con duct of the above journal, takes pleasure in com. lnendIng to it's patrons that which, in connection the "SoutLeIn Literary Messenger" has been based upon 1t. The works thus blended, and specially addressed to the people of the South and Vest will be eminently useful in concentrating and form ing public opinion among us, in all those things particularly which belong to Bellies Lettres and tht Arts. The increase of strength, in talent and ii money, which must necessarily result from th union, will secure to us highly valuable periodi cal, which, if regarded with proper favor, need b. second to none in the country; and trust, sincere ly, that my friends, and those of Southern litera ture, the subscribers and the contributors to tn, Magazine from which l withdraw, will yield hearty support to that which will succeed it, anc which, feel very sure, will faithfully and honora bly represent their interests.

 Respectfully, SSc.

 ". GILMORE SIMMS. Charleston Oct 30tb 1S15