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aeasoa of ripening. Such persons as desire a selection of varieties most 

 suitable to their respective locaKlies, can have the selection made by the 

 pi*oprietoi*. i am happy to be able to st;Ue, thai there does not exist a 

 doubt in the most intelligent minds of the success of the vine, provided 

 t/ie selection of kinds is made with a proper regard to latitude and loca- 

 lity — and that those desirous of forraing plantations or vineyards might 

 make their selections judiciously, I have att'ched to a large number of 

 varieties the name of the particular Department of France where each 

 originated; therefore, by turning to the map, the latitude will be ascer- 

 tained. The synonyms are carefully arranged, and in no case is the 

 same fruit knuxvinglij twice enumerated. 



1 'July grape, early black cluster, -28 



pr^coce^ madeleine, or moriUon 

 hatify T 29 



2 t^ew black cluster, very produc- 



tive, and hardy, V 8c W 

 3f Early white muscadine, or v4zi^W5r .30 

 sweet ivater, the finest early 

 lohite tab'e grape, T 31 



4 jWhite sweet water, T 



5 fBlack sweet water, T S2 



6 f Black muscadine, T 



7 f Striped Aleppo, morillon pana- 



che, chasse las panache f or rai- ^3 

 sin Suisse 34 



8 * Brown, or chocolate colouredyW 35 



9 •Bordeaax purple, W 36 



10 t Walker's large white, T 37 



11 fProbyn's large white, T 38 



12 ^Esperione, blue Windsor, or 39 



Turner^s early black, T 



13 fBlack Hamburgh, or Franken- 



thaler, large, and a great 

 bearer, T 40 



l4tPurple do. T 41 



15 fRed do. or Gibraltar, T 42 



16 f White do. Lisbon, orPortugaiPi 43 



17 fBlack St. Peter's, T 44 



18 IF White do. or Moscon, St. Pierre 45 



blanc, T 4G 



19 ITWest'sSt. Peter, T 47 

 SOlfBlackPnnce, T 48 



21 1[Black Damascus, T 49 



22 f White cornishon, cucumber, or 50 



finger grape, cornishon blanc, 51 

 TD 



23 t Violet do. cornishon violet, T 52 



24 f White seedless Corinth, or Co- 53 



rinthian vine, corinthe saiis pe- 54 

 pins, Kishmish, or Uva passa 

 bianco, T D 55 



25 ^Blue Corinth, corinthe violet 56 



26 ^1 White yisi\msey,inaIvoisie blanc 57 



du Po, T & W L 58 



27 fRed do. 7nalvoisie rouge du Pfl,l59 



T 8*. W L. 160 



-j-Blaek Morocco, JMaroc, or rai- 

 sin Turc, T 



f Black Spanish, Alicant,grGsnoir 

 d^Espacrne, liamonat, or iie- 

 grier, T D 



fTeinturier, j\'oireau, or the 

 Dyery black, W L 



5iGros musc&det,/rowe72^^,or mus- 

 cat fiim^, very stveet, grey, T 



f Black garnet, garnet iLoir, cham- 

 bonat, or saumorille. Haute 

 saone, W L 



5IPitmastou white clustes, T 



fClapier's white, T 



i:Selby's white, T 



fWarrenton, ffrom Georgia jy^ 



•Xaebacker's muscat, CAdlumJ 



•Jordan's large blue, T 



•Cooper's wine, W 

 N. B. The two last are called 

 in some catalogues American 

 grapes, which they are not. 



llSyrian, -wJiite, T 



^Black Grecian, T 



^Black Cape, monstrous fruit, T 



^[Bretagne rouge 



ll'Regnei-'s de Nice 



ITSaugiorese 



If VI a mo lo 



fDeo data, xvhite, T 



fN'orton's large oval purple, T 



fSeedling muscadel,T 



f Le noir 



^^Lafitte, Cf^om the vineyard of 

 that name J W ^ J 



fGouais noir, W 



^Oeil de Tourd, T 



fVerdal, verdaou, or aspiran, of 

 Jjunguedoc 



^Napoleon, /rom Elba 



t Meyer blanc, L 



f Precoce blanc, L 



^De perigord, L 



^Carprara, L 



iCharselle, L 



