t 6 ) 



68 Blaelc, pomme noire N.to Mar. 



69 *Vandervere, P do 



70 ♦DickskiU do 



71 *S\vaar do 



72 *Craam do 



73 * Pomme gris, grey apple of 



Canada do 



74 * Wood's greening do 



75 Red spice, fenoiiillet rouge, 



or bar din do 



76 Yellow %^\ce,fenouilletjaune^ 



or petit drap d*or da 



77 * Winter queening, of Ohio do 



78 * Lady's finger Nov. to April. 



79 Ribston pippin, P do 



80 * Rhode-Island greening, iveighs 



a lb, do 



81 *Jersey greening Nov. to June. 



82 Jilnglisb golden pippin do 



83 * Priestley, P Dec. to April 



84 * Moore's sweeting Dec. to JuneJ 



do 



do 



85 Green everlasting Dec. to June 



86 *Red everlasting der 

 87J*J3obton russeting, csvRoxbury 



" russeting 



N. 13. These four last apples 



have been preserved sound 



above a year. 



88 *Green Newtown pippin, C 



89 * Yellow Newtown Pippin,C P do 



90 Carthouse, or Gil- 



pin, C Jan. to May. 



91 *RedIing do 



92 *Tewksbury bksli Jan. to July. 



93 *Newark yellow, or French 



pippin Nov. to Jan « 



94 •Sbippen's russeting do 



95 *Roman stem Dec. to Feb. 



96 *Buck's county, or Salisbury 



cider, C do 



97 *Amer. pippin, C Jan. to April. 



98 ♦Chandler d© 



Cider J^pples. 



T denotes those that are good table fruit also. 

 P those that are best for preserving. 



99 Wetherill's white sweet- 

 ing, T Sept 

 'too Poveshon Sept. & Oct. 



101 Hagloe crab, P Sept. to Nov 



102 Grey-house, T Oct.& Nov 



103 *Hughes' Virginia crab do 



104 *Gloucester white, of Virgi- 



nia, T do 



105 Cann do 



106 G rani winkle do 



107 *Roane's M'hite crab Oc. to Jan. 



108 Sty re do 



109 Winespp, T do 



110 *Campfield, or JVe^uark sweet- 



ing do 



111 Herefordshire red 



streak, P Nov. to Feb. 



112 *Conpcr's russet- 

 ing, T P Nov. to Maf. 



1 IS *]iatTison's Newark do 



The following are celebrated new Apples received from several of the 

 most distinguished Hoiticulturalists of Europe, &c. 



Price 75 cents each. 



125 JMenagere, largest of all 

 '■German apples Nov. & Dec 



126 Pigeonnet do 



127 Red autumn calvllle, rflF/t;/7/e 

 rouge d''automne Oct. to Jan. 



114 Earliest French, kative ava7it 



tout July. 



115 Emperor Alexander, very 



large do 



116 Brown hdy apple, or api 

 noir Oct to Dec 



.117 Striped do or api panache do 

 118 Dominiska, or pomme du 



seigneur Dec. & Jan 



11& Double rouge de * 



paradis Feb. & Mar 



120 Fenouillet gris, or pomme 



(Vanis Dec. to Mar. 



J 21 Fearn's pippin, 50cts. No. to Feb, 



122 Franklin's new golden pippin dr 



123 Figue, or petoUess Nov. to Jan. 



124 Large peau shaped Dec. to Feb. 



128 Reinette blanche, 



or -white Nov. to Ap. 



129 Reinette cour de France 



130 van Mons 



131 de Normandie 



132 de Middiebourg 



133 franche, keepa a year 



134 Kaumann 



135 safran Nov. to Mar, 



136 rambourde Paris do 



137 French lemon reinette do 

 128 Credos gutten do do 



