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Nagnoha-Near Fish Creek, in Virginia, ten
or twelve miles from the Ohio, there is grove Of
the lofty magnolia, and in the season of flower.
ing, they fill the wilderness with delicious fra
GRANGE for several miles round. The leaves are
more than three feet in length and of proportion.
able width. There arc no other trees of tlis
kind within five hundred miles. 1t has been
stated, that the flowers Of the magnolia in Flor.
da, have been smclt at the distance Of sixty miles.