Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-08
IsO1ssieasr YO,ssOa,
March 8.
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~lLL stand the ensuing season. at my stable in the
Wv county oil CHESTERFIELD about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg and within one mile of MooJv'
Iavern-he is now at his stand ready TO serve mares
soy the season, payable on LIST August next, when it
VIII expression insurance, payable soon as the
mare Is known TO be in foa parted wit-one dollar IN
the groom in every Large and very extensive
turage sown In small grain, expressly for mares left with
me morse, separate lots Tor colts many new
stables Tor them in bad weather. and board servants gratis
nose sending from distance, if convenient will send
servants with their Mares that they NAV be attended t
agreeahy 10 their own instructions Mares fed OUR.
ed at 20 cents day, responsibility Tor accidents or
capes' but every precau'ion to prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON.
by the imported horse Citizen, he by Pacolet of England
Top Gallant, he by Gallain, Gaan by imported Bedford
&c &c, his grandam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
imported Fesnongh, &c.-NIonsieur Tonson is the full
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry and Champion-Sir Ri.
chard and Champion have be superior race horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur Tonson has made hn,sefso ,peH kno,cn bv
ms uniDoHed achievements the turf to render fur
Their notice unnecessary Those who desire TO see more
detailed account OF hspedgree and performances are re-
ierred to SINNERS Turf Register, January No, 1881
Monsieur IOnsons colts have sold at very high prices
saw their improvement he having had last fall more win
nes Than the get OF any other horse in Anerica-ie hes
evidence however, OF my opinion of him is that | paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
Chesterfield. 9Th February, 1884. s9-T
SEMINARY at the Red Sulphur .SpJings-rhe W..
- dcr.gned respectfully Announces that he will open
Seminary at the Red Sulphur Springs on the 18th April
next IL peculiarly painful him yer the relations
which have existed Tor many years, between himself
and tile youth of Richmond amongst whom he has found
many instances OF high talents, combined with yirtuous
and loiy principles but duties Of paramount consde ration
having induced his determination, he hopes his pupils will
sufer no Inconvenience from the measure In The pro-
posed undertaking. the object will be- receive limited
number OF amabe and docile young gentlemen who will
be treated with Kindness and instructed with diligence
The Principal will devote TO them all his own time and
will be assisted by his valued and faithful assistant Mr.
NJ acuiy. The number will be strictly limited TO fhiytv
No youth OF questionable character or perverse dpo
lion, will be admitted. The discipline will be mild but
firm and UNIFORM Wholesome aud abundant board and
comfortable lodging will be supplied. respectable and
careful female will be employ to 10 their personal
comforts Exercise will alternate with study in such
manner as TO insure the greatest possible benefits from
BOTH When to the advantages enumerated are added a
heahy climate, and the of one OF the finest mineral
waters in the world il is believed that few situations
Afford superior facilities Tor moral entail aud hysica
provemeni.
TERMs.-For The Isl session OF 5 month"; COM
nencing l5ih April, and terminating the 18th 49, 80
September, tuition, board lodging, washing $iZo w
and mending
On The 18th September, term of 10 months will COM
mence and terminate the 18Th July following There
will then be vacation Of months but pupils prefepp
10 remain at the Seminary, will receive board and tuition
without extra charge. Payments be made half yearly
IN advance. Pocket money shall Exceed $40 term
and must he deposited with the Principal Clothes books
and all other necessares be furnished on the
at moderate prices. VIM. BURKE.
February 10. 9I-w5w