[1] Pulcherrimos et latissimos in rupibus cespites efficit. _Haller._ [2] Delectatur solo duro, arenoso, umbroso sylvarum. _Jacquin._ [3] _Ait. Hort. Kew._ [4] Provenit sponte in America occidentali five in Virginia seu Canada, unde semen ad nos delata, quibus propagata ejus fobeles abundanter satis in hortulo suburbano Gul. Walker non longe a palatio Divi Jacobi, sito in vico ejusdem nominis Jacobeo dicto. [5] Mr. A. was a pupil of the celebrated Mr. MILLER. [6] MATTHIOLUS long since noticed the excellence of this wood, and speaks of it as being particularly used for making the best kind of bows; are our modern Toxopholites acquainted with this circumstance? End of Project Gutenberg's The Botanical Magazine, Vol. V, by William Curtis