...interfperfed with fome or all of the foreft trees which have been mentioned. Frond thirty to fifty trees are generally found upon an acre of ground. They grow chiefly in the richelt foils, and frequently in ftony ground. Springs of the pnreft water abound in their neighbourhood....

...ground. Springe of the pureft water abound in their bourhood. They are, when fully grown, as tallas the white and black oaks, and from two to three feet in diameter. They put forth a beautiful white bloffom in the fpring be, tIOj 4"alltJ iflandi is produced in the Eaft-Indies; that the culture of...

...of ground. They grow only in the richest soils and frequently in stony ground. Springs of the purest water abound in their neighbourhood. They are, when...feet in diameter.* They put forth a beautiful white blossom in the Spring before they show a single leaf. The colour of the blossom distinguishes them...

...in stony ground. Springs of the purest water abound in the neighbourhood. When fully grown they are as tall as the white and black oaks, and from two to three feet in diameter. They put f«rth a beautiful white blossvm, in the spring before they shew a single leaf. The wood of the maple-...

...ground. They grow only in the richest soils, and frequently in stony ground. Springs of the purest water abound in their neighbourhood. They are, when...feet in diameter. They put forth a beautiful white blossom in spring before they show a single leaf. The color of the blossom distinguishes them from...

...Americana, (f ) Popului trcmula. (g) Juglant alba (oblonga.) ; 1») J-'i unui Virginiaoa, of Linaxut. generally found upon an acre of ground. They grow chiefly in the richeft foils, and frequently inftony ground. Springs of the pureft water abound in their neighbourhood. They are when fully grown...