BY A GENTLEMAN


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The Publishers believe that the "Life and
VI ritings Of James Hagan," elaborately prepar-
ed for the press, well digested and arranged.
with view 10 a full and impartial display Of
the iichts and shades of character, comprising
asihey will, the transactions of The leading men
and institutions of Mississippi during the most
interesting period of the history of the state
viii afford volume deeply interesting to Mis-
sigsippiang, and full of admontlon and teaching
to the world It viii be a mirror OF the mind
and heart Of James Hagan, rejecting his feel
ings am. principles in his own words and his
acts in the language Of truth-a legacy to his
adopted state, and an authentic memorial, rear
ed TO his memory while the traces of his strong
pen are still IN their freshness, and his hand Of
nerve and heart of stern resolve are but recent
IN the solitude and silence of premature grave.
The volume viii be put TO press in the city Of
Natchez, without delay, so as TO be delivered to
the public as early Bs. possible in the autumn.


The work will be Immediately commenced; !;
the publishers request all persons friendly to the
character of the gifted dead, viii use their IN
huence inobtaining subscribers.


The book will be neatly printed on fine paper,
and well bound, and delivered to subscribers
for the sum Of tsgo doIla1s


JOHN LAWNS. Publish.


RICFD. ELW ARD. ers.


Natchez, Aug 843-52