Very rare early Virginia Presbyterian periodical, preceding the Princeton Presbyterian periodicals, etc., Excellent, quality original content, much of which has not been reproduced elsewhere. 

Contents include: Remarks on Justification; Extensive Review of the Sermons of Moses Hoge; On the Unitarian Controversy; Report of the London Jews' Society; Views of Religion in the Southern and Western States; State of Religion in Kentucky; On Affording Religions Instruction to Slaves; Review of the the Mediatorial Reign of the Song of God by James Gray; The Baptist Mission to Burmah - From the Diary of Adoniram Judson; Revival in Savannah Georgia; Review of the Memoir of Henry Martyn; Christ the Omniscient God; Evidence and Effects of the Gospel; On the Effects of Distributing the Bible; Mahomedanism in Africa; The Speech of a Pawnee Chief; Dissertation on the Logos; Thoughts on Revivals of Religion; Extracts from George Whitefield's Journal; The Great Osage [Native American] Mission; Tuscarora Mission; Systems of Astronomers; An Original Letter by President Jonathan Edwards; Brief Remarks on Psalmody; The Manner of Conducting Ministerial Education; On the Tendency of Doctrines Maintained by Some Modern Physiologists; Letter of Mr. Pliny Fisk on the Palestine Mission; Revivals of Religion; Did Man Entirely Lose the Image of God; The State of the Slave Trade; Hints on Revivals of Religion; Importance of United and Persevering Prayer; Revival of Religion in the Baptist Church at Charleston South Carolina [an apparently mixed congregation of black and white, enslaved and free, with break down of numbers, etc]; etc. 

Anonymous. The Evangelical and Literary Magazine for 1822. Richmond. Published by N. Pollard. 1822. 672pp.

A very good copy, bound in half leather, generally solid, with light to moderate foxing, and ex library markings. Some occasional stains.