Southern Literary Messenger"
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The Messenger has been established more than twelve vears,-much longer than any other South ern work ever exis,ed;--during which il has main tained the highest rank among American Periodi- calls Under It's new tltie 1t will strive to extend its fame and usefulness.

 Its Coutributors are umerous.--embtacing Pro- fasonsl and Amateur writers of the first distinction; so that its pages will be filled with the choicest mat ter, of good ety,--such as

 REVIEWS, HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, NO VELS, TALES, TRAVELS, ESSAYS, POEMS, CRITTQUES, and PAPERS O.r THE ARJNY, NAVY AND OTH- FIR NATIONAL SUBJECTS. Party Politics aad Controversial Theology are ex- cluded.

 Whilst the "Messcnger and Review" addresses itself to the