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revenues. Al the present day, the nmgueyr asit is called m rarts of Mexico. is extensively cuili- valed in the State of Puebla-the town of ChoIua being surrounded by large plantations of il. IL is also cultivated to a considerable exteai in other paris Of Mexico. The pnlque ia still the national drink and is highly rellsled even by some foregners.

 Bui we have already extended this article 10 too great length. We will close bs saving that from the best information we have been able 10 procure. Southern Florida, from climate and location, ispecu- liatly adapted to the culture of Sisa hemp, sea isl and cotton, Cuba tobacco, the sugar cane, the coffee plant, the orange, banana, pantain, pine ap- pie, &c. The Grst we think would succeed well at least as far north as S49. Independent of it's being profitable agricultural article, Il would doubt serve q valuable purpose for fencing. In the exlen- si.e praries of the Souih and Southwest, if found this purpose, it's value could scarcely be | estimated.

 l Within The pust year portion of the tropical re- gion ot Florida has been survey ed by Government. and part is to be brought into market in January. We may then look for he gradual occupancy of these

 lands by permanent settlers.