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APPLES, 



273 Searlet Crofton 



274 Schoonmaker, A Nov. to April. 



275 Seedling, Beachamwell D.to Ap. 



276 Dumelow's, or Wellington, P 



Dec. to May. 



277 Seek-no-further New-England,A 



Nov. to Jan. 



278 Siberian Harvey r C De. to Mar. 



279 Spitzenburgh, Green, A do. 



280 Pownal, A do. 



281 Jonathan, A do. 



282 Straat, or Street, A Sep. to Jan. 



283 Summer hagloe Aug. 



284 Sweet and sour, A Oct. & Nov. 



285 Sweeting, Forman's, A 



286 Flatbush, A Nov. to Mar. 



287 Sweeting, Norwalk/ A Sept„ 



288 Talman, A Nov. to Mar. 



289 Mammoth, A Aug. & Sept 



290 Tift's, A Nov. to Mar. 



291 Wind, A do. 



292 Wingen, A Dec. to Feb. 



293 Clifton Park, A July & Aug. 



294 Spice, A Sept. & Oct. 



295 Vout, A Jan. to April. 



296 White doctor, A Nov. to Jan. 



297 White loaf 



298 Wine, English Oct. to Mar. 



299 Winchester, A 



300 Winne's everlasting,A Mar.toJul 



301 Yellow Siberian, C 



The following list comprises Apples of the latest introduction, among which 

 are the new varieties that have been particularly noticed by the London 

 Horticultural Society, many of which are figured in the Pomological 

 Magazine. Also, the choicest new French and German varieties, des- 

 cribed in the works of their most celebrated writers, and a few new and 

 choice American varieties. 



Prices, 50 cents, 75 cents, and$l, according to their rarity and quality 



302 American violet, A 



303 Autumn Vanderveer, A Autumn. 



304 Bailie's seedless Virginian, A 



305 Baltimore, monstrous , A O.toJa. 



306 Beauty of Wilts Winter. 



307 Belle d'Hervey 



308 Beverly's red, A 



309 Blinkbonny, of Canada, A 



310 Blossomless, Sweet, A 



311 Sour, A 



3 12 Bringewood Winter. 



313 Calviiie, White summer Aug. 



314 Red autumnal Oct. to Dec. 



315 Red Normandy, or Cmir de 



de bctuf, large Dec. to Mar. 



316 Cardinal, red Oct. to Jan. 



317 Cheese, Summer, A Summer. 



318 Winter, A Winter. 



319 Chemise de soie blanche N.&D. 



320 Citron, C Dec. to Feb. 



321 Coccagee 



322 Cornish aromatic, M Nov. toFe. 



323 Crab, Large scarlet 



324 White superb 



325 Fort Magee red, A P & C 



Dec. to April. 



326 Curtis, A 



327 Dominiska Dec. & Jan. 



328 Double rouge de paradis, C 



Feb. & Mar. 



329 Doucin Oct. 



330 Dredge's russet Winter. 



331 Dredge's Lord Nelson Winter. 



332 Earliest French July. 



333 Early Pezenas do. 



334 fullwood 



335 English marygold Winter. 



336 Fallo water, very fine, A do. 



337 Fenouillet, Grey, or Anise D.toFc 



338 Fine wincsweet, A 



339 French black, Pom me noire 



340 Francatu Jan. 



341 Greening, Virginia, A Dec.to Ap. 



342 Haute bonte" Dec. to June, 



343 Henhouse, A 



444 King of the pippins^M N. to. Jan* 



345 Knight's gilliflower 



346 Grange Winter, 



347 Lady apple, Brown, or Api noir 



- Oct. to Dee* 



348 Striped, or Api panache D.&J. 



349 Limber twig, A Dec to Apr* 



350 Long Island wine, A Aug. to Oc> 



351 Mammoth Winter. 



352 Menagere, largest of German 



apples Dec. to Feb. 



353 Nonpareil, New large 



354 Norfolk biffin, or beaufin ( ? A- 



dam's pearmaio,. M) Winter,, 



355 Peckman's, A 



356 Pelican, monstrous red Autumn 



357 Pepin gris de Cambrin 



358 Petalless, or Figue Nov. & Dec. 



359 Pian sweeting, A Sept, 



