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Nonpareil, English do., Danvers Sweet, Red Doctor, High 

 top Sweeting, Esopus Spitzenberg, Green Everlasting, Bun, 

 Newark King, Snow, King of the Pippins, Fearn's Pippin, 

 Conway, Osgood, Ribstone Pippin, Alexander, Vandavere, 

 Jonathan, Surprise, Priestly. Moor^s Red Winter, Cumber- 

 land Spice, Pumpkin Spice, Mela de Rosemarino, French 

 Bellflower, Golden Reinette, Reinette de Automn, Templeton 

 winter Sweet, Russett, Long Nonesuch, Old Pearmain, Side 

 Hill, Lady Finger, Greening, Lewis, French's Sweet, Seaver 

 Sweet, York Russett, Downton Pippin, Pomme D'Api, Si- 

 berian Crab, Murphy, Bourassa, Virginia, Rock, Adam's 

 Sweeting, Red Calville. 



Melons. — Long Carolina Water, Pine, Green Flesh. 



Plums. — Red Queen's Mother, a fine fruit. 



From Ebenezer Holden of Dorchester, Porter Apples, a 

 beautiful specimen. 



From Dr J. Greene of Groton, the Foundling apple, a fin^ 

 looking large red fruit. 



From Dr Joel Burnett of Southboro', specimens of Bur- 

 nett pear. 



From William Kenrick, Duchess D'Angouleme pear. 



From John Rayner, Brown Buerre, Broca's Bergamotte, 

 and St. Michael pears. 



From Mr. Haggerston. 



Grapes. — Black Hamburgh, &c., from the garden of Mr 

 Gushing at Belmont, specimens of the most perfect cultivation. 



From Dr Z. B. Adams from his garden in Pearl street. 

 Fine specimens of the old St. Michael which is still generally 

 fine in Boston. Also Seckel. 



From Richard Ward of Roxbury. 



Pears. — Seckel, Williams Bon Chretien or Bartlett, An- 

 drews, and Pondlilly, Wurtemberg, and Bergamotte. 



Peaches. — Old Mixon, Red Rareripe, Sweetwater, Yel- 

 low Rareripe, White do., Cooledge's Favorite, Jacques, 

 Franklin Seedling. 



