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Oak (the fwamp Spanish) 
lh 269 
— (the white öf Virginia) 
tU 270 
-7 (the black) ll. 272 
— (the black barren)lI.27Ä 
— (the Water )lh 27 4 
— (the Cheftnut- leaved) 
11,27 6 
mm (the moüntam Cheftnut) 
Ik 276 
( the Willow - leaved) 
lh 278 
(the Live) 11. 1279 
mL (the Poifon ) 11 303 
• Oieafter 1 . 2 19 
Olive ( the wild ) h 219 
TJapaw h 60 
^ Peäch Tree (the com- 
mon) L 
(the double flowering) 
h 58 
Pear Tree ( the wild ) 1 1 . 2 1 j 
Pellitörg Tree lh 509 
Petfimon 1 . 2 1 5 
Peters wort (the fhrubby) 
. V 39^* 
Pignutl. 33 f«. 
Pine ( the wild ) 11 . 1 3 ♦ 
— (the Scotch) li. 29* 
— (the wild mouhtain)lh3 1 
— (the Jerfey ) lh 36 
(two- leaved) 11. 3^ 
— ( rwo-and thrce 4 leaved ) 
lh 38 
-- (three- leaved Bäftard) 
H.38 
Pine (the cuftiva ted) II, 39 
«■- (the great) lh 39 
-- ( the maritime ) 1 1. 42 
- ( three. leaved V irginian) 
lh 46 
( the Pitch) 1 1. 48 
- (the American Marsh) 
ii. 49 
•* ( three - leaved Swamp) 
II- 49 
-- ( the Lord Weymouth’s) 
11.^7 
**• ( the white) II. 57 
k - of New England lh S7 
Pipe Tree 11. 443 
Pipperidge Bush h 7 G 
Pishamin h 2 1 5 
Pitch Tree 11 , 1 10 
Pitchumon Plumb 1 . 21p 
Plane Tree (the Eaftern ) 1 1 
130 
*- (the palmated - leaved). 
!h 130 
*- (the Maple- leäved)lh 133 
- ( the Virginia n ) ll, 1 34 * 
(the Spanish)lh 137* 
Plum ( the Chriftmas) M. 16 7 
Poifbn Tree 11 . 303. 3 < 7 y 
Ash lh 306 
Oak 11 . 303 
Poke ( the Virgin ian ) II. 7 
Pomegranate ( the American 
dwarf) lh 204 
Pomme Tree lh 222 
Poplar I. 374 
(the. black) lh f 39 
- (the Italian) lh 1 4 r 
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