...Therefore, whoever deligns to cultivate thefe trees for timber, mould never think of tranfplanting them, but fow the acorns on the fame ground where...are to grow ; for timber of all thofe trees which in: trmfplanted is not near fo valuable as, that of the trees from acorns." (Art. Q^JERCUS.) Of of...

...vioufly * Whoever defigns to cultivate tne Oak for Timber, fhould never think of tranfplanting it, hut fow the Acorns on the fame ground where they are to grow; for the timher of all thofe trees which are tranfplanted, is not near fo valuahle as that of the trees...

...cultivate thefe trees for timber, mould never think of tranfplanting them, but low the acorns on the lame ground where they are to grow ; for timber of all...near fo valuable as that of the trees from acorns." (Art. QUURCVS.) preferable preferable to any. But in more level fttimions, we cannot allow any liberty...

...cultivate thefe trees for timber, ihould never think of tranfplanting them, but fow the acorns on the lame ground where they are to grow ; for timber of all...near fo valuable as that of the trees from acorns." (Art. QUERC.US.) preferable preferable to any. But in more level fituations, we cannot allow any liberty...