Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-01
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GRAND SOIREES.
OfHitdoo Miracles, Fascination md l1pthoiogn
BY THE ORIGINAL FAKIR OF AVA.

BY THE ORIGINAL FAKIR OF AVA.
THIS EVENING, Feb. lst, weather permit
i ting in The Concer Room, Exchange Hotel.
The Lectures and Experiments will be a full
expose OF the Chicanery of the Pagan Priesthood,
of Jusgernaul, silva, Fishnu, Bhudah, Mahomet,
&c, &c.
Twelve beautiful experiments, and varied each
night with most superb and efficient apparatus.
The platform will correctly represent the Inner
Altar of the great Temple al Ava, with all The
Oracles Deiles Ghiber, Vases, Banners and
Paraphernalia, richly set in oriental Jewels
For particulars see Programmes al Music
Stores and Hotels.
Tickets so cents, which admits Lady and
Gentleman-extra tickets for Ladies - cents
Children with guardians 25 cents-none others
admitted.
Doors open at 7-commencc al Z. o'clock.
Ministers OF all Religious secS, the learned in
science and persons ofage and experience, have
uniformly expressed their satisfaction after at
tending these Lectures. Testimonials al The OIL
flee OF the Exchange Hotel
Each Lecture complete in itself Feb l.
TN CHANCERY-TlR Al Rules, taken
l. in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, of Nottoway conn-
", on the llh day Of January 1916
Beverly Anderson, Plf:
against
John d. Royal, late Sheriff of No,toway
county, and, as such, Administrator OF Will
liam Vaughan, deceased, and John L. Nor
gan DTS.
The defendant, John D. Royal, late Sheriff Of
Holloway county, and, as such, Administrator OF
William Vaughan, deceased, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not an inhabitant OF this Stale Ii is ordered
and accordingly entered at Rules, that the said
defendant do appear here on the first day Of April
term next, and answer The hill Of The plaintiff
and that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted
in the Richmond Enquirer, for two months sue
ceSsvely, and that another copy be posted at the
front door ofthe Court House Of hi, county.
A Copy. TeSte
G. w. FITZGERALD, ID. c.
Feb l--w2m
EOLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.
TINE undersigned having been appointed by
i Messrs Nuns & Clark. of New York,
Agent in this Cit, for the sale Of the newly in
vented EOLEAN PIANO FORTES, offers for
The inspection Of the public one OF these nstru-
ments, which he has this day received per schoon-
er Courier
This truly wonderful Improvements, which has
excited public attention throughout this country
and England, has not been over.eslimated in its
advantages in the numerous editorial remarks
which have spontaneously appeared in The public
prints.
The combination Of the Organ with the Piano
Forte is desderaum long sought for. The in
ventor, Mr. o. NJ. Coleman, has successfully con-
summated this combination, afnrding to The per-
former the facility of producing the tones OF
either, or both instruments at will Its appica-
ton, in no degree, impars the lonch, Tone or con-
sruction OF the Piano Fones, and the simplicity
OF its mechanism warrants the assertion, that ii
will remain perfect for many years at the same
time atfording facilities forlunng the Piano Forte
The Eolean can be attached 10 any modern
made Piano Forte al an expense of from 800 10
$50 according to the number OF keys, i'll addition
10 the expenses Of transportation.
The undersigned is prepared 10 receive orders
for the Eolean Piano Fortes, or TO have the former
instrument attached
Also received by the same Packet two Piano
Forles from the above superior makers, which
will be sold at reduction from former prices,
upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere, and
warranted 10 be al least equal il not superior 10
anv manufactured in the United States.
p. Fl. TAYLOR,
Feb.l Music Store, opposite the Banks
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE-The under
signed having associated themselves in the