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@AN Bu2dinS-Ihe Larch Trec..--A late
English paper mentions the arrival at Leith
OF the brig Betsey. from Drontheim, with
cargo Of boards This vessel is said to be
the identical one, then yatch, that bro't
over King William 20 England 1877 years
ago. The timber Of this vessel is the Greek
larch, Or, as it is called IN Mayence. where
it was planted more than two centuries
since, and where some fine forests are now
growing. Hackmetack 1t is the mos. dura-
ole timber ever made use Of in the construc-
ton .. vessels. This timber, if we mistake
iot, is ahln2ant in our forests, but has not
been esteemed of SO durable nature as ma
ny other kinds ui wood. Live oak is es-
teemcl superior. and the kind of oak. de-
nominated .Jersey pasture oak" if we mis-
take not, is also preferred for ship building.