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Properties of .Mules-Hoso to Choose, 6.c. "If you think of purchasing them for your own use, first determine whether you want them for the plough, wagon or harness.

 If for tiling the earth, look at the quality of your soil. If for light, sandy soil, or the rapid motion of a carnage, or light vehicle sf any kind, select them tall with round but slender bodies, with fat, bony, sincwy legs, with rather short tEin ears, clean head and as fiery an eye as possible in fine, those which most resemble the horse when brought on the turf

 If for tough clay land, or the heavy slow draught of wagon, select those with the largest heads, the longest Tapping ears, the coarsest limbs, the heaviest bodies; those which most resemble the Jack in every particular, except size. The latter are best adapted to plantations intrusted to overseers and negroes, as they will endure, without any apparent injury, to be beaten and bruised in such manner as would render one of the former unfit for service for days.

 Colts 10 mako first rate mules should never be under feet inches when foal- ed-if erird, they should be from 3 feet 5 inches to 3 feet inches.

 As an inecriable rule let them have length of leg, an apparent excess in that portion between the knee and pastern jcints."