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enumerating Carex Willdenovii, C. bromoides, Muhlenbergii, rosea, scoparia, feslucacea, straminea, 

 tetanica, conoidea, grisea, oligocarpa, umbellata, miliacea, pubescens, trichodarpa, vestita, hystricina, 

 tentaculaia, lupulina, bullata, retroflexa, virescens, granulans, pedunculata f. 131 (Willd.), stipata, 

 sparganioides, varia, cephalophora f. 133 (Willd.), lagopodioides f. 177 (Willd.), lacustris f. 152 

 (Willd.), — "in 1806," his Enchirid. Botan. ; and died "in 181 1." 



"The same year" (Nicol.), Paul succeeded by Alexander, now Russian emperor. 



"In this year" (Miller ii. 485, and Holmes), "about two hundred" newspapers printed in the 

 United States. 



" In this year " (Winckl.), Bory Saint-Vincent sailing with Baudin to the Canary Islands and 

 Mauritius. 



"1802, March 27th" (Maunder), signing of the treaty of Amiens. And about this time or 

 shortly afterwards, agreement between Bonaparte and the pope, for "the establishment of the free 

 exercise of the Catholic religion " in France. 



" In this year " (Winckl., Ph.), Ventenat describing plants in Mem. de 1'Inst , including Tilia 

 heterophylla. 



" April 28th " (Holmes), by act of Congress, Ohio admitted into the Union as the seventeenth 

 State. Washington city at this time containing "four thousand three hundred and fifty" inhab- 

 itants. 



"In this year" (Ph. pref. p. viii to xiii), John Lyon, leaving the charge of the Woodlands 

 garden at Philadelphia, but continuing his explorations, chiefly Southward along the Alleghanies, 

 meeting with Rhamnus lanceolatus, Col-linsonia anisata, Honstonia tenclla, Urtica chamaedroides, 

 Hamamelis macrophylla, Enonymus angustifolius, Ceropegia palustris, Amsonia salicifolia, Heuchera 

 caulescens, Drosera brevifoha, Priuos coriaceus, Andromeda floribunda, Calycocarpum I.yoni, Chelone 

 Lyoni, Sida? hispida, Helianthus longifolius, Veratrum (Stenanthium) angustifolium, Aristolochia 

 lomentosa. — He published a Catalogue "in 1812" (Ph. 730), and died among the Alleghanies before 

 1817 (Nutt.). 



" In this year " (pref. v.), after landing at Baltimore " in 1799," visiting Muhlenberg, and Mar- 

 shall, Pursh succeeding to the charge of the Woodlands garden at Philadelphia, finding the " collection 

 particularly valuable for furnishing " " a general knowledge of the plants of that country," and during 

 his stay, — until the end of 1804, he "received and collected plants from all parts of North America," 

 probably at no great distance meeting with Talinum terctifoliiim, Desmodmm strictum, Patiicum 

 depauperatum, Scirpus debilis, Ccrastium iemtifolivin, Sagittaria heterophylla. 



"July 14th" (Durand in Am. phil. trans.), F. A. Michaux leaving Pittsburgh for Wheeling, 

 where he purchased a canoe and descended the Ohio as far as the site of Maysville ; and leaving 

 Lexington " Aug. 10th " continued by land to Nashville, and Eastward all the way to Charleston, 

 meeting with Cladrastis lutea, Carya aqttaiica, C. myristiccefori/ris. 



"July 20th" (Holmes), Louisiana ceded by Spain back to France. 



"In this year" (Spreng.), Dawson Turner publishing his Synops. brit. fuci ; — "in 1807-11," 

 his Hist, of fuci. 



"In this year" (J. E. Smith, and Spreng.), Redouts' publishing his Liliac, — completed "in 

 1815." 



" In this year " (Pers. syn. ii. 345), Decandolle publishing his Astragalogia; — "in 1805 " (A. Dec. 

 g. b. 737), his Flor. Franc. 



" In this year " (Spreng , and Winckl.), J. R. Suter publishing his Flor. Helvet. 



" In this year" (J. E. Smith), Waldstein and Kitaibel publishing their Plant. Hungar., — com- 

 pleted in " 1812." 



Atriplex microsperma of Eastern Europe and the adjoining portion of Asia. An annual observed 

 by Waldstein and Kitaibel in Hungary. — In Britain, has been found springing up spontaneously, 

 but is clearly exotic (Bab., Wats., and A. Dec). 



"In this year" (Pritzel), Thomas Horsfield in Java: — he resided there "until 1818," and his 

 Plant. Javan. rar. was published "in 1838-44." 



" 1803 A. D." (W. W. Hunter), the Marhattas expelled, Orissa occupied by the British, and 

 the temple of Jagannath placed under their protection. 



"In this year" (Spreng.), Leschenault leaving Baudin's expedition at Timor. — He proceeded 

 thence to Madura and Java, and returning reached Philadelphia "in 1806," and France "in 1807." 



"In this and the preceding year" (Winckl.), Antonio Bertoloni observing the plants of the 

 environs of Genoa. — He published his Plantae Genuenses "in 1804," the third and last Decas of 

 his Rar. Li,_uriae plant. " in 1810," his Flor. Ital. " in 1833-46," and his Florul. Guatimal. " in 1840." 



" Festuca Ligustica of Italy. Observed by Bertoloni in Italy, — by Gussone about Naples and 

 in pasture-land in Sicily especially along the sea (A. Dec. 707 and 1356). 



" In this year" (Winckl.), Lambert publishing his monogr. Pin. enumerating Pinus putigens. 



