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contained in, and in fact constitute the barks the third set adhearing to and cov- cring the stem, being of no value, is not patented. This invaluable plant grows spentaneousla. abounds throughout tho country, md being perennial, would not require, as flax, hemp, cotton, &c. sc. to be renewed annually, buf with top dressing, 1t is said, it would yield abundantly for many years. ln all my researches among trees and plants in pursuit of vegetable silk. none have been observed 10 compare with this, for beauty, strength, and abundance of fibre and milk--to which it probably owes superiority of strength and beauty, over eys cry other known fibre.

 This new and beautiful material, so ve- " valuable for the many opposes 10 which it can be applied, we cannot but hope will reeesse attention; for we are not prepared to believe thas 4 is destined 10 finger. from century to century, as wss the case with some of the most favored fabrics of the pre- sent time, in consequence of .he darkness os the age in which they were produced. When whole nation, and that the most enlipht- ened then on earth, could not be induced to believe in, or profit by the discovery of ono of them, it's consequent slow progress through many subsequent ages to the pre- sent unryalled state of perfection, to which it has attained, need not occasion suprise. Neither would 1t be deemed extravagant in us, perhaps, considering the present ad- yaneed state of knowledge, should we ven- ture to predict that the flores of the ascle- ;paa viii rank among the most favored fab rics of the present day, if they do not wholly supersede some of them.