OP HONDURAS,


meant at Honduras has itsjplantain-walki
and many of these comprehend an extent
of, at least, an hundred acres: 'nor calf
any thing exceed the beauty and'rikhuieis
which the continued groves of these tree
display, us the Iraveller pursues hliourse
up the different rivers. The pine-apple
and melon; being very commonly inter-
spersed between the rowsr of plantains,
contribute to heighten the luxuriance! of
the scene; arid the mountain-cabbage,
occasionally;rearing itst lefty head far
above the whole, adds no inconsiderable
shate of grandeur to the general effect.
 The domestic- animals .'f Honduras are
su h as are fniliarly known in most
parts of the world. The pasturage afr
frdiled them here being extensive and
good, cattle, particularly oxan antd cows,
thrive uncommonly well; and the' latter
supply a plehti&fl quantity of milk. Shea
daso, knd goats, are found to succeed, th
Iast-,in a mbst prolific degree. Of the
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