From He Farmer and Gardener. MEASURING CORN.
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The following rule for ascertaining the quantity of shclled corn, in house of any dimensions, is by Wn. M. Murray, Esq. oi South Carolina, and was read before the St. John's Colleton Agricultural Society, and communicated by them f,r publication in the Southern Agriculturist:

 < Ruie. Having previously leveled the corn in the house, so that 1t will be of equal depth hthroughout,a ascertain thelength, breadth and depth of the bulk, multiply these dimen. sions together, and their products by 4, ther cut of one figure from the right of this las product. This will give so many bushels and decimal of bushel of shelled corn If it be required to find the quantity of ea corn, substituted for 1, and cut off ont figure as before.

 Erampic. In bulk of corn in the ear measuring 12 feet long, T feet broad and feet deep, there will be 3l6 bushels and $ tenths of d bushel of shclled corn, 633 bush els and 6 tcnths of ear corn--as: