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117 Swiss, or Suisse lviol’t round |2|F/ij|r 
Monsieur tardive 
Simiana 
*118 Texas dwarf 
119 Transparent 
*190 Washington y 
Bolmer’s Washington 
121 White Virginal eye 
122 Myrobalan w. 
123 Prairie Cherry, from II- 
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78, 79, 82, 85, 95, 100, 105, 114. 
Admirable. * Dennisen’s. 
*American Wheat. Dorr’s. 
Angola. | English Farly Damson. 
* Arkansas dwarf. - white. 
*Bancker’s Gage. Ghiston’s early yellow. 
Black Orleans. Howell’s early. 
* Burlington red Italian Gage. 
Carroll. Late cling. 
*Cooledge. * Manning’s yellow. 
Diapreée violette. 
Chicasaw, Red 
—, Yellow 
Early Yellow. 
Early John. 
Late purple Damson. 
S. O. |Hangs on late. 
Sep. |V. P. Qne of the largest, 
Sep. |V. P. Excellent. 
July |V. P. Beautiful, rare. 
round |2/c ? Sep. |V. P. A beautiful dwarf 
PLUMS NOT SUBJECT TO INSECTS. 
The following varielies, enumerated in the preceding list, are not attacked in this 
vicinity by the insect which produces knots or excrescences. 
not liable to attack, butin regard to which the discrimination has not beea sufficient- 
perfected— Nos. 11, 24; 29, 32, 33, 36, 42, 43, 46, 47, 53, 55, 56, 60, 61, 70, 73, 76, 77,4 
MISCELLANEOUS PLUMS, 
Whose characters are not well ascertained, and some of which may doubtless prove 
synonymous with well known varieties. 
REJECTED PLUMS, 
These varieties have been rejected from cultivation in consequence of the bad quality, 
defective character, or diminutive sizeof their fruit, or for the bad bearing of the 
trees. 
Blue Gage. Common Damson. 
Azure hative, Frost, or Winter Damson. 
Briancon, Damas d’ Espagne. 
Brussels de Maugeron. 
Bryanston Gage. de Tours, gres 
Bullace. noir. 
Burnet. Domine dull. 
Cerisette. Double, or Twice bearing 
Cherry. Frost Gage, the most subject}Red American. 
Myrobalan, to insects of all plums, 
Early Scarlet. Gwalsh. 
Cheston. Isle verte. 
Matchless, Jaune hative, 
Remarks, 
A low shrub. 
New French variety. 
most splendid and deli- 
cious varieties. 
native variety. 
There are many others 
New Mogul. 
New Purple. 
* October gage. 
*Quackenkoss, - 
Rivers’ early. 
Stretac’s Incomparable. 
*Thorndyke. 
*“Watts’ New-York. 
Late white Damson. 
Late yellow Damson. 
White Damascene, of Coxe. 
Lawrence. 
Lawrence's Early. 
Mirabelle. 
— tardive. 
Muscle. 
Royal Dauphin. 
Sloe. 
Stoneless, or Pitless. 
Sweet Damson. 
Wetherell’s sweet, 
Wheat, or Whitton, 
Winesour. 
