Email missing after set-up

After installation of OS X 10.4.3
All my old email headers are there, but the body of all is:
"The message ... has not been downloaded from the server. You need to take this account online in order to download it."
I am receiving new mail without any problems. How to I recover my email/
Please advise.
[email protected]

I had tried: home/library/mail/mailboxes and not found it, but went back and found home/library/mail/pop... there.
Thanks.
try going into your home folder/library/mail and see
if anything is there.

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