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Sagaeity of c Hog.-An aequaintanea of ours related to us a few days slhcs the following instance of sagacity ID ID a hog, which, on, account of its novel'h we think worth publishing. Belng'aa ilarnyard one morning some weeks aeee, his attention was attracted by aa unusu' al noise which proceeded from undefa corn crib, and he was prompted by 'u' riosity to examine into the cause ol ," On looking under the crib he iou,oa good sized grunter busily engaged !" procuring corn for iiis breakfast, U ,l' manner that would have been credl'a, ,, ble 10 the ingenuity of any toa'J0p~, animal, and we have even known soul bipeds that we think would be puss.le' 10 exhibit greater powers of insel'''V% 7 The crib was raised from the grouilus bout three feet, so that the hog was \, ubs N, ble to reach it without jumping with .aaI nI fore legs some inches above it's na'u's' ', 4, height. At each leap he struck ,ls 1s head as violently as possible agal's,, ,sII. J loose flooring, which brought dowllslsad y. .nd ed corn in considerable qualitities @ es in this manner he perscvered unlll s, aas. stomach, or bruised head, we a's 5os;st. s < Hble to say which, induced him to ,a't assl n.

 We have frequently read all''V, J. osher | credible accounts of sagaeity 'n 0d aao. ! animals. such as the elephant, norssissa' havs sNc. but we do moi recollect 1''a' "1, .to an, ever heard of so brieM hog as !, 'as ,,nsi s above alluded to. We advise tpe eDs ,bs <. to feed him bountifnlly on ceI,' '..rda a It1t It1ts' m1aindcr of the winter, as a 1eA1' his ingenuity,