i 20 ) 



G4 f Blood 01* davet, sanguinole 



adherente, C Oct 



G5 American teton de Venus, A Aug 



66 Sargent's rareripe, A do 



67 Late red ditto, A Sept 



68 Kenrick's heath, A do 



69 tfAdmirable do 



70 Heath, superior, C A Oct&Nov. 

 ^1 Freestone winter, A Sept. & Oct. 



72 White winter, 7vlute at the 



stone, C Oct. & Nov. 



73 Green winter, C Nov. & Dec. 



74 Algiers yellow winter, C do 



75 t+Noblesse Sept. 



76 Double swalsh, or Dutch do 



77 Chinese flat peach, nexv, and 



extremely curious, 5 dollars Aus. 



78 English Malta dl 



79 Tcindoux, C Sept 

 8G t1:Diana, C Aue 



81 Modeste do 



82 Thome's white, C A do 



83 Flushing early white, C A Au-." 



84 New late green, C A Sept 



85 tLarge white, C ^^ 



86 Late Catharine aq 



87 tKvans' large, A An- 

 88tMammoth,CA sV,,t 



89 tNew sweet water, A Au«-' 



90 Emperor of Russia, 7nuch like ""' 



J\o^33,A \]q 



91 t^ Prince's red rareripe. A do 

 92Roe'slatered, CA^' Sept 



93 American blood freestone, A Au^! 



94 Hand s Pennsylvania claret, A do 



95 Seedling Kensington, A do 



96 Nagle s favourite vellow, A do 



II tV-''''^,^ ^1.^'?.^''' freestone, A do 

 98 Elizabeth- 1 own fine, A do 



?nrh'i.v^''!f'*°''^^^^^^^' A Sept. 



100 ttVandevere's optimum raaxi- 



mum, C A Ahp- 



tOl New natural, A |; 



The following are celebrated new French Peaches received direct fvnm fK. 

 south ot France and Italy, where this fruit is said to exLl in high flavour 

 and perfume. Price 1 dollar each. ^ Jiavoui 



102 Admirable, D Aug. 



103 Late ditto, admirable tar- 



dive, D Sept 



104 Early yellow alberge, alberge 



jaiine precoce Aug. 



105 Late yellow ditto, alberge 



jaiine tardive Oct. 



106 Yellow alberge cling, pavie 



alberge, or pavie jaune Sept. 



107 Earliest cling, avant precoce 



pavie, C July. 



108 Beauty of Vitry, or belle de 



Vitry Sept. 



109 Beauty of Beaucaire,or belle 



de Beaucaire Aug 



110 Cardinale de Furstemberg, or 



bloody peach Sept. 



"ill Early die vreuse, cjievreuse 



hative, D Aug. 



112 Late ditto, chevrciise tar- 

 dive, D Sept. 



llSDeFavier Aug. 



114 lsp,.han, or Persian, D Sept 



115 Common magdaien, or mag- 



delene Aug. 



116 Red magdaien of Courson, or 



magdelene rouge de Cour- 

 son, D 



117 Magdalen cling, pavie mag- 



delene 



118 Magdf^ien of second season, jl37 Sernach 



magdelene deuxieme saisoti iW 



119 Pointed^ magdaien, made- 

 liine d mamelons Aue^ 



120 Large early mignone, grosse 

 mignone hative do 



121 Large early mountain, man- 

 1 ac ^ ^?^'^f precoce la grosse do 



122 Early nivette, niveite hative do 



123 Jalaugier, C Sept 



124 Yellow apricot, pavie abri- 

 cotie, CD (j^ 



125 Divided pit, d noyau par- 

 ^^S^y C Aug. 



126 Vinous purple, pourpVee vi- 

 7ieuse. D ^\Q 



127 Large round,ronde grosse Sept. 



128 French \emon,peche limon Aue. 



129 Montfrin J^ 



130 Dwarf Orieans, 7iain d' Or- 

 leans, 2 dollars Sept. 



131 Monstrous pompone, pavie 

 monstreux de pompone, 

 the la rgest of a II pea ch es, 



, .^ !i ^. ^ept. & Oct 



1j2 I^Persique, large and 

 .n. v^'^^^-^CD Sept. 



133|^(oyale,D Aug. 



134 TRoyal, pavie royal, C Sept, 



jl 35 iiound transparent, tVanspa- 



rente ronde do 



^^l??5 Rosanna, rosanne do 



Aug. 



do 



