The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
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]. Portrait Of Washington at 10. by Peale.
Z d. Mrs Washington at 20, by Wcllaston
/ View Of Noun, Vernon.
Z Btaddock's Defeat
, Head Quarters Of Cambrdyc.
g. Plan Of Boston aud cngifeas.
! Head Quarters at Mottt.tawn.
E Head Qaucrs at New burg
I flan Of Farms at dount Vernon.
( 10 Battle of Braudvwine.
H. Portrait OF Washington. tv Stewart
l2 Encampmout Of Valley Forge.
~ Hanlc Of Germantown.
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