Abor mtce, Thuya Occidentalis.
Juniper. Juniperus Virginica (called cedar njoith us.)
Cypres. Cupressus disticha.
White cedar, Cupressus Thyoides.
Black oak, Suercus nigra.
White oak, ^lercus alba. Red oak, Snercus rubra.
Willow oak. ^lercus phellos.
Chesnui oak. §uercus prinus.
Black jack oak, §uercus aquatica, Clayton.
Ground oak. ^lercus pumila^ Clayton.
Li'ue oak ^lercus Firginiana, Millar, Black birch. Betula nigra. White birch, Betula cdba.
Beach, Fagus syhatica.
Ash, Fraxinus Americana, Fraxinus Noiice A?igli^. Millar, Elm. Ulmus Americana, Willow), Salix. J^. species?
Sweet gum. Liquidambar styraciflua.
The following were found in Virginia when firft vifited by the Englifli; but it is not faid whether of fpontaneous growth, or by cultivation only. Moft probably they were natives of more fouthern cli- mates, and handed along the continent from one nation to another of the favages.
Tobacco, Nicot'iana.
Maize, Zea mays. Round potatoes. Solanum tuberosum.