The Tupelo, Black Gum, or Pepperidge.�Its Variety and Allied Characteristics.�Their Floral Fragrance.�How Raised, Size, and Range of Growth.�Texture of its Wood and for What Esteemed.�Its Twofold Property.�Its Variety of Name.�Description of its Berries and their Sustaining Usefulness.�Its Attainable Height and Places Favorable to its Growth.�Its Uses in Virginia.�The Wild Lime-tree.�Its Resemblance to the Black Gum-tree, and Exception.� Description and Uses of its Wood.�Buoyant Property of its Roots. �The Esteemed Delicacy of its Fruit.�Its Height and Size.