THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW FOR

Richmond, Virginia. November, i8i5. '''

ITO THE PATRONS Oe TIE !" SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MESSENGER AND RE
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TO THE PATRONS OF TIE " SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MESSENGER AND RE

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 The subscriber, having conclndea to withdraw. at the close et t1e present volume, from thc on duct ot the above journal, takes pleasure in com mendins to its patrons that which, in connection, he ''SodtlcFn Literary Messcnger,' has been based uP9nlt The works thus blendcd and specially at9rassed to the people of the South and Vest will be eQineniy useful in concentrating and form ing public opinion among us, in all those things, Parieaarly, which balong 10 Be5es Leitres and the Arts. The Increase of strength, in talent and in iaoney, Wdeh must necessarily result from tis union, will secure to Us highly valuable period- cal' which, if rs;2ried with proper favor, need be second tonone in the country; and trust, sincere y, that ny friends, and those ol southern litera- iare, the subscribers and the contributors to the Magazine iron which withdraw, will yield a nearly support 10 that which will succeed it, and which, i teetyery gure will faithfully and honora- ply represent their interests

 Respectfully, &c.

 Charleston, Oct. 39th. l845.