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IN IIANCERY.-VRcIsiA: AT Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and Chancery for Louisa county, con
tnued and held the Court house thereof, on Friday,
April the 10th, ls47:
against
VIM. w. Beadles, Executor of James Beadles, de-
ceased Fendol Chi'es, Trustee for his children by his
6rst wife Patsy formerly Patsy Beadlas. and Admi-
nstrator Of Edward Cosby, deceased, John w Turner
and Letitia his wife, James L. Harris and Susan his
wife, James n. and John w. Chiles, (nfants] VIM.
w Pe,tus and Martha his wife. Meriwether j.. John
son and Mary his wife, VIM. Beadles and Arena his
wife, Joseph Vest and Susanna his wife, Joseph Lips.
comb and Leroy Lpscomb, the said WIN w. Pettus,
Meriwelher l.. Johnson and Joseph Lipscomb, Execu-
tors of Waddy Lpscomb, deceased John b. and James
c. Carpenter, John Loveless and Nancy his wife, the
said Nancys children by the said John Loveless, and
by her former husband, - Arnrit, now deceased, the
descendants of Sally Tisdac, deceased Elisha Melton
John B. Grubbs, Anderson NJ Trice, Lewis Webb Co,
John N. Gordon, John N. Gordon & Co, James NJ Rat
clitfe Philip Litig & Son, and Hall Nelson & Co.,
Defendants.
This cause coming TO be heard on the papers for
merly read and The report Of Commissioner Jones IN
der the order entered in this The 18th day Of
April 1886, TO which sundry exceptions have been Ia
ken by the defendants, Melton md Others was argued
nv CoiInsgl-on consideration whereof, the Count,
iectng the said report not having been made In
formty 10 the said order Of the 18th day Of April l6i6-
in this the said Commissioner, instead of taking
count as directed has reported to this Court the copy
of an account taken in some other suit between other
pares-doth refer II 10 the same Commissioner 10 take
ihe accounts heretofore directed. and report thereon,
with any matter deemed pertinent by him. or which
either party may require
True Extract. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, C.
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AUCTION SALES.
Laurel Springs for sale.

virtue OF power vested in me by decree of tho
- superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Hanover
county, wll proceed 10 sell on the premises, on the
lUlh DAY oil June 1917, al public auction, If private
~ disposed OF before that valuable Tract of Land on
which George w. Irueheart now resides, living near
the end Of the Mechancsvillr Turnpike, in Hanover
county, within six miles of the City &C Richmond con-
tanning about 2c0 of Land, fifty five ac,e, Of which
are in meadow, the greaier part alluvon soil on
Beaver Dam Greek, II being mill pond for 900 wears or
more, which has been drained and sown in meadow
grass which can be irrigated al pleasure have been
informed that The last years crop was than a00
600 pounds. Tile water irrgating the meadow
liked, that IL may be put taken of in two hours
any of the year The balance Of the Tract 10
divided nearly in equal parts of land In cultivation
which is in very good heart and woodland, which il
fine both quality and the amount Of " cod
on IL.
There is on this Farm Vineyard of 500 Catawba
Grape Vines in full bearing, xed up with cedar posts
and railing and rst rate garden spot The buildings
consist OF Two dwelling bouses-onr with six rooms
aud the other with rooms, smoke-housc. Kitchen
nrgohoIse and stable and carriage house; all oil
winch are Of the best Springs In this county
There Is j Grist and Saw Mill on Beaver Dam Creek,
never falling stream. Taking this Estate altogether
II CONFINES more advantages hun any know In this
part OF lower Virginia II Is situated in healthy and
excellent neiZhborhood
Persons desiring TO purchase invited To call and
see the place, which will take great pleasure In show
ing theI1 or will be shown BY nv father O. w
1'rleheart, in my absence
The terms will be third cash, one third in four
and the balance In eight months from the day Of sale
on one Of the Banks of Richmond, with two or more
securities. and deed OF trust.
THOMAS J. TRUEliEART, Commissioner.
Aprl 9,-cwtds
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M llCE.
ny virtue Of deed OF trust TO the subscribers

Eae S deed orus to Tue subscribers y The
specified, shall the a9h June. ls47, resi-
dencr OF Thomas Torlan, ST.. proceed To SELL nj public
auction, The following propery-lo wit:
Tract Of Land lying on the North side Of Dan ri
yer, il being the land which Or. 4. Torian formerly
lived, containing ,D5a acres.
Tract Of Land lying on Grassy Creek, containing
604 acres with the Mill and The appuienances thereon
TRACT Of Land lying Grassy Greek, Of 40 acres
Tract of Land called jones' Tract. of pos acres.
Tract Of Land called Palmer's, Of 2OS acres.
Tract Of Land called Wizards, OF $40 acres.
A Tract OF Land called Seamore's, of 100 acres.
All the interest of the said 7. Torian, ST.. In Iby's
Estate.
All hs interest in the land held M her dover by Mrs.
Maria b. Owen. il being the one.seventlI par:
The aforesaid Tracts OF Land lying in Halifax
county, and Dan and IL branches They con-
a, Aso al his OF and sSSn
ation Tools and Utensils ~ head of Catis 1000 lbs
of Tobacco, and all his Crop on hand and the follow
Phil, Phillls, and Rachael, and one Horse.
All the personal properly will be sold for cash-the
real property will bs sold 0neihrd In cash, 10 be!pad
on the lat OF October le47 the balance paid In
and s months from the day of SALE the Civ
ing bond with good security for the purchase money,
the bonds to bear interest from the st day Of October
lsa7.
The title to the land will be retained until the pur
chase money Is paid The land " III be shown by Tho
mas Torian or Samuel AtkIsson. The subscribers viii
convey such title only AZ s vested IN them by tho said
deed. THOMAS FLOuRNOY, r,,s,...
THOMAS KING,
Also on the same day, Will he sod at public auction,
the said Thomas Torlan, Sr's Perry Trace of Land "
ing county of Halifax containing acres near
~ 800 OF which FIRST river bottom Ia. d-his
River MILL with four OF Land attached It, and
Miller, Bob.
FRANCIS vENABLE,
THOMAS LEIGH,
THOMAS y FLOURNoY, ifus'ee''
THOMAS KING,
lima
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FOR SALE.


- The House and Lo, which | occupy,
Sgt on and 9Th streets, consisting ola large
~ land handsome Dwelling House, nnmer.
uos ano commodious out.houses, and one acre Of
s'ouho stocked with choice fruit and shrubbery.
am informed by Mr. Saml Marx that this pro-
.stty cost his father over S45. 900. Since l pur-
saaseo 1t, IS 900 have been expended in repairs.
s'sstly needed al the time,) and larger amount
~ sooillons. The property, as laid of in the plan
u NE clty contains two half acres, one fronting
~ s'i2hs teelo on 5hslree, and running back 100
SS,|hs. The other fronting 1853 4.l2ths feet on
90 s'ree', and running back 100 l2,hs feet
VIII sell The halt acre fronting on 9Th street.
" Us 4-l2hs feet of said front by $50 feet deep,
ne entire acre, with the house, as may be de-
@.a.' Possession will be given on The LIST day
August Of The present year, and the sale will
n y nom The day possession Is given.
=, FIRMS :-One.tounh cash, and the residue in
~ more than ten equal annual instalments, 10
my interest from dale-lhe purchaser reserv-
a. $50 himself the privilege Of anticipating the
hHa payments. will sell privately great
,ssn 10 This property; TO effect which, the con-
.os sNlce and views OF the purchasers will be
S, su T1 however fail in selling privately be-
das tuesday,, the 20th July, i. will on that
NJ. as, P. NJ, be sold at auction, on the pre-
N e., to the highes, bidder.
tss slI also sell privately, or on the day above,
sSr... uIy) the desirable Lot, corner of D and
Eso wee, opposite the dwelling Of VIM. Barretl,
s y nnnavlne SO ieet front on 9Th street.
s,nsa, AENT.-Two large and one small Te-
's upon The mos, reasonable terms.
Jo,.o GEORGE TAYLOR.
'0e 2-d2aw&clawn
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,
nTO IN FAST MAIN STREET pic5uo,d


IN Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE, lsl7.
$4,000! 10000! 10000
Alexandra Lottery, Glass %, for 1877, TO be drawn
June 5,h IA drawn Numbers in each package Of &c
tickets. Grand Scheme $3.50 i. 900, 10000, S..
200, $780, Of 509 20 Of 00O 20 of $780, 20 q 400 40
of 800 etc Tickets sU; halves u quar- 20 Ger
6cn.s of packages OF 26 whoes Sl2O; shares in pro-
'''' $4,000! $4,000! 10 of s, 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 30, for l5d7 TO be drawn
At Alexandria, Saturday, June -. &c No Lotlery-l3
drawn ballots Brilliant Scheme: S3O0O0, 10000, S.,
OOO $500, 2osO. 1910, 10 prizes Of o0O Is Of 400 20
Of o5u etc Tickets $40; halves - quarters 50. Ger
tifcalrs Of Packages Of ~ Whole Tickets $50; %
halves is; % quarters % so.
ii.444 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, FOR internal Improvement in the
District Of Columbia, Class No 3D. for 1917 10 be drawn
At Alexandria. Saturday June 18th. 70 No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: S44. 444 p, ~,
ILL., 666 I444, 3sl9, a222 Al Of LII, A Of 555,
62 OF 800, 1919 Of 22a, etc. Tickets Sill; halves SO;
quarters = IS. certificate of package Of &c Whole
Tickels Sl40-halves and quarters in proportion
30 900 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass a. for l547, 10 be drawn
June 26th. IS No Lottery-i3 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Schemes $50 O00 90 000 10000 5000, $780, 25 prizes
of DO0 So of $780, 900 of 20O ETC. Tickets Sl0 halves
S. quarters 50. Certificates Of Packages of 25 Whoes
$50; Is halves 60; 25 quarters 80.
az In addition TO the above, there are smaller
Schemes-Captals ranging from 81 200 to 260OO and
Ticket, from 81 TO S5-druwings OF which are received
daily.
Remlttances received free Of postage. Drawings for
wardcd, when requested, as soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
NJ al w p TtIRPIN.
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THE subscriber presnmes that an advertisement Of
Tobacco Land for sale will attract more interest
now, when the market for the article makes IL an oh.
ect, and the just calculation that the price will be up
wards for several crops-probaby the James River qua
lity will be out oil Gemand agsin-fhe liberal fla
mover Treaty justirfs the opnon-lnd the district Of
country that grows II Is limited, and rstrate tract Is
seldom met with
offer my present residence for sale. It is known by
the name OF Red House. Il IS situated Immediately on
the stage road leading from Hrksord B0ydton eight
miles above Lawrencevl-, in Brunswick county, Viz
GINA. IL contains 100 acres OF diversified soil The
west end Is adapted 10 Tobacco, prong OF Jano
Creek passes through tacSnOwledgrd TO he IN Class
No. II Is not forgotten that tho Red House land did
produce 10 the share than any other tract in the
surrounding country, as II was the only land that would
average 900 lbs 10 the hand I his was done by the
Bats's John Wills and William Williams, In their day,
who thought TO he the champions in growing the
article. Though the East end runs Hicks creek,
much famed for grain. Here WIS that the celebrated
Beverly Brown made the overgrown crops Of grain.-
II estimated that the two creeks contain 100
bottom land, good part arabic. and in good order for
cropping. As the Rev. Preacher Dow would say ''now
will tell you the h1t induce me" to offer it for
sale have but three chi,dfen-tw0 Of whom may To-
cate in the South, or West-ana now while have tho
control Of the third, viii enable TO keep In srlk
ing distance Of others-and am advised by medical
men, that soulhern climate will be conducive to my
injured constitution.
am not aciuated by The expectation Of ever being
better comfortably situated, as consider II heal
thy and productive, with all necessary and comfoua-
Bile improve me nts, now in neat order.
AS deem puinng draw BACK upon good article,
and have been fond OF and person ia ea-
peeted to purchase before examining the premises
now invite the attention Of any person wishing a
hrstrale settlement TO examine it-and if they are
pleased, have but little doubt Of a sale.
II would make three good settlements bnt part OF
II will be disposed Of until the whole Is under contract.
sold, possession be had at Christmas, with the
privilege of seeding wheat this ensuing Fall.
My yard gale IL on the edge Of the road, and as the
travel on it lie frequent, the place has doubtless been
seen by thousands and viii very readily be recolected
IL good society, convenience OF fixtures and produc-
tiveness Of soil be any inducement, respectfully ask
those In want 10 examine t-and, II they like Il, my
price will certainly induce them 10 buy.
As am like "Old Rough and Ready my will, or my
wish is, 10 act promptly RIGID. ID. WooLsEy.
June <-cW4Ws
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T H. WHITEHURST bees leavs 70 nVhe
j The citizens Of Richmond and visiters to the
metropolis of The Stale Of Virginia, to visit his
Dasuerrian Gallery, where may be seen large
collection Of DagueTreotypes and Likenesses OF
some Of our most distinguished citizens. The
subscriber having recently formed connection
with distinguished Artist now in Paris, and also
in New York, is therefore enabled TO introduce
mo his Pictures all the latest Improvements and
discoveries in the Art, thus enabling him TO pre-,
auce Licensees, which will triumphanlly sustain
lhe severest criticism. For sofness OF lone. and
aeneation otthe eye, he hauers himself they cam
not be surpassed. Heretofore, The objection
urged against Daguerreoypes, was their evanes-
s.nce; bur by the discovery OF enameling the Pic.
lure they can now be made, which the corroding
hand Of Time can never eface.
Being assisted by gentleman Of experience in
The profession, together with his own practical
experience OF more Than four years in the Art,
and bis Unprecedented success in both Richmond
aud Norfolk, the public may rest assured he
vii spare no pains in giving entire satisfaction.
Gala. rooms "a, Main street, Richmond; also,
Aew'ou's Building, Norfolk
June 4--d6t&c3l<
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &c, FOR
SALE

pY virtue of deed oftrus bearing date on the 3Oih
ID day Of January, 1884, and made 10 the subscribers
by Overon B. Petit aud Mary T. his wife, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of The County Court OF Cum
berand on the oath Of February, 1914, We the under
signed or one OF us will sell, TUESDAY, the 29th
day OF June, 1877, upon the premises, to the highest
bidder for ready money al public ancton to satisfy me
PURPOSES of said deed, all that Tract OF Land called
sCOBBHAM," lying on James River, in the county Of
Cumberland, containing by estimation about one thou
sand acres bounded by said river and by the lands
Of William Mayo and others Also, the following
Slaves and other Personal Propery-to wit: Minor,
Ned, John, Fanny, yiney, and child Sally; also, FIVE
head Of Horses and Mules fifteen head of horned Cat
tie, twenty one head of sheep, - head Of Hogs, one
portable Thrsshlng Machine, one riding GigR, all the
Farming Implements now on the Goldman plantation,
the crop of Corn, Oats, Tobacco and Provender made
the past year, and rennining on said plantation;
ALSO all the that may be grown the said plan.
tatIon present year. of every kind whnsoevs also,
all The Household and Kitchen Furniture now In the
possession ofsaid Overon b. Petit. and IN. future in
crease Of the females Of the said slaves.
Selling Trustees, shall warrant The Title 10 said
tract Of Land and 10 said Slaves &c. against all persons
claiming under us, or either Of US.
Should the dav appointed for The above sale be ncle-
memt II will be made tile first fair day thereafter
WILLIAM FUNTAINE, lTx,.,s..
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, JR,
Nav o3-ctd5
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STATIONS Office,

N sT x
Let aIlthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN'sthe man.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Class %, May %
II 80 81 ls Iii 40 81 AZ Sc 49,
Half Nos 81 Sc SO, prize OF 800 dollars
Ticket Nos l6 81 So, prize of 200 dollars.
Ticket Nos. II 81 80, a prize of 200 dollars.
Three more prizes sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra Glass 49, May 90
90 42 IS 8 SIS 30 81 "a 60 IL ii ~ IA.
Ticket Nos IS e. "a, another Capital, sold and
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. 81, Junsa:
80 80 IS % 45 rs 63 IL 70 l6 II SIS.
HALF Nos 50 o. prize Of $780, 81: sTR aaa Fes ''
4444 DOLLARS! l,227DoLLARs!
FRiDAY-Leesburg Louery, Extra, No. l3
Capitals: 4,444, |, 227, 555, &c. 7S Nos and Is
drawn. Tickets /; halves SO cents; quarters25
cents.
1000 DoLLARsl $500 DoLLARsl
FRlDAY-Monongali Lottery, No. %
Capitals: 1000, $500, i,56l. Of 1000, &c. IS
Nos Is drawn. Tickets 81 So halves 25;
quarters &C.
1000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No As. Ca
pilals: 81 600, 1900, 1000, &c. IS Nos and -
drawn. Tickets ST. halves so CTS; qrs. 25 CTS.
TO BE DRAWN SHORTLY.
S35,000! Sl2OUU SlU,OuO!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, for IS47-to
be drawn al Alexandria, June 9Th. l847. IA
drawn Nos. in each package OF &c Tickets
Grand Scheme: S35, 0OO, 10000, 10000, 5000,
$500, of 500, 20 OF ,000 90 OF 500, 90 oil 400,
40 OF 300, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters
2 SO; eiehhs IS. Certificates OF packages OF
26 wholes $780, shares in proportion.
$4,000! $4,000! 10 of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery. Class 80, 10 be drawn 18th
June. GG Nos. and Is drawn. Splendid Prizes:
$40, OOO 10000, 5000, $780, 1850, 1000, 10 OF
1000 Is OF 400, 20 OF $50, &C., SC. Tickets 10;
halves S; qrs , so. Certificates of packages OF
% Whole Tickets S90-shares in proportion.
S44,444! 22,222! ll,lll!
Alexandria Lottery, for Internal Improvement
In The District OF Columbia, Glass No. 80, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria, Saturday, June 10, ls47.
70 Nos. Is drawn. Brilliant Scheme; $44, 444,
% 222, Hill, 6666. 4.444, 3,si9, 1922, A Of
lii, IA Of SIS, 60 Of 1873, l29 OF 222, &C., &c.
Tickes II; halves So qrs. IS. A certificate
of a package Of 81 Whole Tickets Sl40-shares
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto snddrawings sent when re-
auested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Mav3i Richmond. Va.
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DR.. wIsrAR,s BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY.

THE extraordinary attending the use OF this
L medicine In diseases Of the lungs, ana tne many
singular cures /, has effected having naturally attracted
the attention of many physicians, we'll the whole
fraternity of quacks, various conectnres and surmses
have arisen respecting it's composition; some physicians
have supposed il to contain odine other ignorant PIE
tenders say must contain mercury and to some such
substance they each attribute its singular efficacy As
such opinions are altogether and calculated
TO prejudice many persons against il. we pledge our
honor that II contains nothing of this Kind or
the least nurous the contrary IL composed OF the
mos; simple substances the principal Of which are the
extracts Of and wild cherry bark, and the whole Sc
cret of its efficacy consists In the mode by which they
are prepared. - s.
and all other preparations of Wild Cherry hemenort'
thew only initiate in xans without possessing the v-
tues Buy none but the genuine and original Dr. WIS
TAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed l.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH W. fOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by -
GAYNOR T. WOOD,
No. 48 Main Street., Richmond,
May, 1877 And by Druggists generally
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SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA-A life of luxury and
indulgence induces s'oth dims the mental perceptions
and enervates the frame. These it's necessary
sequences-but sickness and death among its
tingences The very excuses that produce disease, by
terrible but just dspensation render the constitution
less capable of bearing up against its ravages. To
those doubly Frustrated, by physical pain, and def
cheney of vital power 10 endure 1t, We recommend
SANDS SARSAPARILLA, as the beat agent for
leving the one, and producing reaction Of the other
Its operations in harmony with Nature 1t not oy
subjugates disease but recruits the energies which in
diligence may have paralyzed.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
Its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
10 Prepared and sold by A. d. s. d. SANDS, Drug
gsts, 100 Fulton street. Of William New York.
street, Richmond Virginia, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. Price, 81 per bottle.
six bottles for S.. June. lS47
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NOTES ON PIANO FORTES
FOR SALE BY
DRINK Err & MIDI RIS

BOOKSELLERS TATIONERS,
AND DEALERS IN PIANO FoRTEs, MUSIC, &C.
No. 81, Main Street.
T was more our object when we CONNIE ced the sale
Of WORCESTER'S Piano Fortes, TO offer the pub
lie instruments of acknowledged superiority, at mode.
rate prices, than the keeping Of very large assert
ment, or making much display i'll sales room; and
thar have succeeded we satisfied, from the
surances given by those who have purchased of
(Which are not few,) that they could fnd after
the most diligent examination, any instruments ap-
preaching the general excellence Of Worcesters at so
low price. We beg TO say, that, should any Plano
purchased Of not prove TO be guaranteed the pur-
chase money will be refunded. We invite an exami-
nation Of assortment and refer to the annexed tes
monias:
ty Of the present great concourse Of strangers
~, speak Of the Piano Fores of Mr.. Worcester
Having occasion to purchase an instrument, con.
suited distinguished professor OF the piano forte,
and, by hi recomme ndaton, applied 10 MIR W., and
happy TO say, with entire satisfaction to qua
lily and pce There is always certain fashion, even
about musical nstruments but, fortunately, the tone
and finish Of good piano forte can stand upon their
intrinsic merit, which is obvious TO the general
judgment; and we venture 10 assure those who are
about purchasing that they will not be disappointed IL
they try Mr. Worcester pianos. The one which yield
ed 81 250 at Stewards for the Irish was Of his manu-
facture-INe New York Christian Inquirer.
"The reputation Of Dir. Worcesler's Pianos is such,
that il is almost unnecessary TO offer any
datory remarks as TO their quality of tone, elegance Of
workmanship, or general excellence IL Ia sufficient
for the purpose to state that they are be exceed
cases, from six to octaves Those in OF
ally good Instruments, which they may purchase with
perfect confidence should by NIL examine those
Of his manu- facture. "-LNew York Mirror.
I have several times called attention to the Piano
Forte Factory, No. 1879, Third Avenue. Without
ing write puff, again remark upon of the good
qualities Of Mr.. Worcester's panos-the ease with
which the player can bring out their fine tone. There
is something very pleasant in the sound of piano un-
der a ladys touch 1t should throw a male amateur
into despair when he contrasts his own touch with
hers and finds himself ated, II were, 10 bring out
every harsh and brazen sound in the strings. The diff
ference may be owing to that womany tact which
avoids every thing jarrng, smooths it over. Ger
tainiy too many players do hammer out melody the
piano with all the muscular exeron, if not quite the
musical effect, Of harmonious blacksmith. Now, it
Is hard to abuse Mr.. Worcester's pianos TO make
them angle and they yield fine readily as TO
persuade TO deal gently by them. recommend
them society for its sake.-l Communicated for
the N. Y. Com. Adv.
June 3 DRINKER 4 MORRIS, 81, Main ST.