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The Indigo plant is found in abun- dance on tbe pine lands in the Florida Territory. 1t grows luxuriantly, ire- quentty attaining inc height 0: SIX e.. eight feet. The .'Fioridian, pubiisi,- ed at Tallahassee, states that, owing to the impression that it's cultivation is productive of sickness, several gentle men are desirous oi eslssiisstii,g 1t after the mode pursued in some of the British colonies, where, at the proper season, the plant Is cut and sent in bales to Eng land, to the extensive establishments in operation there for extracting the co ioring matter. The editor wishes to aseertain what would be the value of a bale of the indigo plant, properly cured, weighing about three hundred pounds.

 