PEACHES. 



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26 iWhite Magdalen P Aug 



27 ttRoyal George P do 



Early Royal George 

 Red Magdalen 

 Millet's inignorinc 

 Lockyers iiugnonne 



28 H Magdaleine de Coiirson P Sept 



French rod Mugdaleii 



29 tEarly French Magdalen C do 



Pavie madelcine 



30 tMagdcicine de BoUwiller Aug 



31 tEarly purple, Poarpree halive P do 



33 ttLatc purple P Sept 



Vineuse tardive 



34 ftKennedy's Carolina CAP do 



Kennedy's Lemon clingstone 

 Lemon clingstone 

 Yellow pine apple 



37 ttBlush pine apple C A Aug 



White pine apple 



38 ttGreen Catharine A Sept 



39 tJCatharine C P do 



Red Catharine 

 Oldmi.von C P 



40 ttOldmixon freestone A P Aug 



41 tEarly Newington C P do 



Smith's Newington 



42 ttOId NewincTton C P Sept 



Large late Newington 

 Late red Newington 



43 tNew Newington C A do 



44 Heath freestone A Aug 



45 ttHeath CAP Sept to Nov 



Large late heath — Red heath 

 White October 



46 Kenrick's Orange C A Aug 



47 White blossom, willow, or white stone 



PA do 



48 ttOrange freestone P do 



49 tOrange P Aug 



50 ttNew Orange C Sefa 

 ^\ ttBellc chevreusc P Aug 



Early Chevreuse 



62 ttEarly Admirable (Admirable P) do 

 54 tincomparable C do 



Late Admirable C no 



Pavie Admitable 



65 tlBeauty of Vitry, or Bellede VitrrjFdo 



Late Admirable, orAdmirable tardive 



66 ttRoyal P do 



Teton de Venus, or Bourdine 

 Late Admirable 



57 tRoyal clingstone, Pavie Royal C do 



58 ttBellegarde P Aug 



Gallande, or Montreuil 



59 ttNoblesse P Sept 



Mellish's favorite 

 W tt Malta, Belle dc Paris P do 



€1 tjBelle chevreuse P do 



^2 tiLate chevreuse P 



63 +tDouble Swalsh, or Dutch do 



64 ttMontauban P Aug 



Double mountain, or Double Mon- 



tacjne 



05 ttNivctte P Sept 



6C) ttVangnard do 



67 ttRambouillct P do 



68 ttEnizlish Chancellor P do 



70 tSpatiish C Oct 



71 ttCohimbia A P Sept 



72 + Washington C P Aug 



73 ^Washington freestone A do 



Washington rareripe 



74 ttPresident A P Sept 

 7o t Congress CAP do 



76 ttGeorge the Fourth A P do 



77 SfM-raled, orEinjJtror of Russia A Aug 

 SO ttHvsloi's CAP Oct 



81 tJMonstrous freestone Sept 



82 tNonpareil A Aug 



83 ttVandcrvcer's optimum CAP Sept 



84 t Van Zandt's superb A P do 



85 ftNagle's favorite yellow A do 



86 Doui)lo Rovjcrh)g,oi rose peach, highly 



ornamental, P Sept 



87 Wet-ping, droops like a willoio, orna- 



mental, cO cents 



88 French blood peach,/or preserves only 



P Sept 



Claret freestone 



89 French blood cling, for preserves only 



Sept & Oct 



Claret clingstane 



Satigunole adherente 

 99 tPrince's blood C P A do 



91 Pavie jaune C 



93 ttMitHin's Pennsylvania A do 



94 ftMonstrous pompone, largest of all 



peaches C P Sept & Oct 



Monstrous French 



95 jSepieinber orange C P Sept 



96 Red October C A Oct 



97 iLarge white C Oct 



98 Ohio white C 



99 iFhishing seedling, late green A do 



102 tJYellow Alberge P Aug 

 Purple Alberge 



103 Yellow Alberge, cling CP Oct to Dec 

 Algiers yellow winter 



Pavie Alberge 

 October yellow 



104 tRossanna Sept 



105 :|;Teindoux, of France P do 



106 tJiBarridgton P end of Aug 

 Buckingham Mignonne 



107 iJHemskirke end of Aug 



108 ttS[)ring grove P Aug 



109 nPortug.l Sept 



110 Hihireih (from Ohio) Sept 



1 1 1 Yellow Apricot 



112 Apricot clingstone Sept 



1 13 White winter, white at stone C P Oct 



