The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-14

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3 View VI Mount Vernon.
T. llfadduck's Defeat.
S. Head Quarters at Can bridge
G. Plan Of Boston and envlrons
:. Head q Iaricrs at MofristuWn.
{. Head Quarters AT New burg.
.. Plan OF FafmS at siouni Vernon.
10. Baulc oil BmpdyWiuc
~. Portrait Of Washington by Stewart.
~ Focampment Of NsHty lufge.
Is. Battle Of Germantown.
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