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Southern Literary Messenger. We have re.
ceived the October number of this valuable period.
ical, and beg leave to say that we cordially sub.
scribe to the following notice of it by the Rich,
mond Compiler:


"The Southern Literary Messenger for Octo,
Der is upon our table, but we have not been able
to examine all its contents. The prominent fea-
ture ofthe number, is the address of the intelligent
and distinguished Harry Bluff TO the Memphis
Convention, containing many important sugges.
tions on subjects with which we have but little ac.
quaintance, and ofwhich we hesitate to express an
opinion We have, at least, been highly interest
ed in the different recommendations Of this lively
and forcible writer. We shall take an early op
porunity to present our readers with some abstracts
of his views which seem TO be commensurate in
vastness to the almost infinitely progressive imPO
lance OF the great Western world.


"We are glad to perceive, in the goodIy list Of
payments to the Messenger, an evidence Of the
prosperity which the energetic zeal ofitS excellent
Editor deserves. Whilst the spirit of Education
is rousing itself in Virginia, we hope that spI,'
it of Literature, the genial attendant Of general ed
ucation, will also be stimulated"