Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-06

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lni others afe surnfal a. supply ul wifli r.
series ~ views il ronatylgaHia, New jerey.
Maryland, sol tis eat We have rHfgb1ied
II james Herring. E4q., settles IT original
Ieuguyinfi, made from original ptrI1res, w
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lutl0nary history 1n1 alstp ~ NeHff Wright
/ Hatch n smile. the beautiful series Of Ge1rs
git views. prepared some time since from orig.
inal dmwinrt. iuf tha Measr Richards, two
noble hearted young gentlemen 81 Georgia
whose patriotic en'efpfite -ih1t ~ giving, NJ
elegant style the most charming views NJ the'
|haty Stuo ID va abandoned lpr want VI prop
er courage IN the outset These views art
the most elegant landscape pictures that have
ever been engraved la the United Statcsi ant
we rejoice at lbe opportunity afforded Us %
sending them forth through our ample circu
lation 60 more than one hHndred thousand
readers, in every part Of the Union. One o
them wc give IN the June number
! INDIAN SCENES AND SKETCHES.
IN addition TO this, we have, in the engravcr'
hands, some Iinc pictures Of IHdtan scenes
tcdr dances, hunting pouiicS, portrdits Of eefe
bratcd Indian chiefs, n0ted fHdian grdreS
SDortS and paSfimes am0ag tie IafidHS DC. d'C
So that we shall give strictly American char
actcr to Grahams Magazine, and present Il
the coming vo,nme, from original America
drawings and pictures, the most gIorou
scenes of our country.
BATTLE GROUNDS OF AMERICA.
"The battle ground Of America" is ieatur
of which we are proud, This we prolecte
more than two years ago, and Mr.. Peterso
and others at the time began, at our instance
to collect lctter-press materials tor thes
sketches, as can be proved, if necessary, by
host OF Witnesses We have now four {
those battle grounds ready to publish, an
shall give one in the July number. We
ready occupy the ground, by the possession
more than dozen of these sketches, an
therefore defy anything more than me'
shoe of competition.
We had conversation with Col. >. L
Patterson upon this subject, early last sun
mer, and hereby acknowledge our indebted
ness to him for valuable suggestions on tn
matter We add notes from him and oth'
gentlemen below.
We have thought proper to meet this que
ton, because similar effort was made to a.
prive US of credit, when in lS4l and az, II
magazine world was taken by storm with OF
unequalled mezotint plates-a feature adoP
ed by others long after we had occupied tt
field.