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Posts for Fences.--A correspondent of the N. E. Farmer has found by a number of experiments. that posts for fences cut from full grown trees, will not decay so soon as those cut from young trees and that posts taken from the butt cut of a tree will not last more than half as long as those made from the third and fourth cuts from the ground. He says posts made from the butts of young chesnuts generally last only eight or ten years, while those from the third cut of old trees generally last over 20 years. When the butts are used, the top should be set in the ground.