The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-24

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PC Portraits we're copied from Tho ori,iro,
paintings The plans, sketches, and oibcr 60 ,'.a
Vhgs nave been compiled from the best dr,u,iT..
dS Wen Enghsh and French as Ametic,n 60
olat AID was derived from series of Nan,,.ai',
drawings IN the possession Of Gen. Tn Fasn,,p
beauty. accuracy and
The well known ability Of the author. tho .brr
ua"' means winch he possessed, viz more Than
nunored foiio volumes Of Ofiginal Mann
scripts, purchased by Congress, ten ,uanu-
searches IN The public offices in London 81
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