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The horfe which was found dead feemed 

 to have died without pain. He had eaten up 

 all the food given him over night* The men 

 left the ftable at nine o'clock in the evening, 

 and, at their return next morning before fix, 

 found him lying in fuch a pofture, that they 

 thought him only fleeping: he had not in the 

 lead difturbed his litter, which he mud have 

 done had he flruggled. 



I will now ftate the difference in refpect to 

 keep for two winters. 



Expences according to the Old Method. 



£. h d. 

 To hay 71 19 © 



% Quarters of oats weekly— 



104 quarters, at ih ioj. 1 56 00 



9 Bufhels of beans weekly — 



486 bufhels, at 6j* 140 8 o 



£.368 7 o 

 Expences. 



