Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-29

NONPLUS will make his first season in America
at my True: Blue Plantation in ST Maithsws
Carolina.
This stallion was imported by myself last Fall; and
for his pedigree and performance Whilst on the English
turf, see the sixth number vol 9th, of Skinners Amer
can Turf Register, for February, 1895 Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton, gotten by CATTAN "a favorte son
OF COLUMBUS by Gohanna and was ioaled in the Spring
of le2i 1t will be by reference his pedigree
apd the Racing Calendar that he is nearly allied with
the best blood OF England and while the course beat
many of the finest horses of his day; among others
Lord Fzwilliams' Nlulatto (half brother Nonplus
and for whom four thousand guincas offered and
rciuscdD the celebrated horses CRANKY and Aedora
Lord Kilburne 5 Purity and Action Vanish, Cameia
and Tarrare and Laurel and Popsy celebrated sons of
Blacklock) Nonpus probably sold tor more money in
England than any horse imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by the
DEkc OF Cleveland at three thousand guincas His
colour is rich bay, with black legs, name and tail and
no white, except his two hind heels. He is feet ~
inches high with great muscular power and compact
ness Aclcnn limbs, and fine action He is remarkably
docilA AND finely tempered, though very animated He
descfSedIy ranks amongst the stations Of the highest
CHARACTER and IS now IN fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by tile subscriber he
will only remark, that he has put him this season all
his finest In equcncc of the great number
of fine imported horses recently brought into the conn
try, the terms of the present will be very low
$50 only, payable when the season expires and 81 to
Mares fed for 30 day and every attention paid
to them, but no liability ior accidents
S. Carolina, April "a. Il5-tf
&CHOOL.-Thc subscriber proposes to take ci,arge
~ ofthe school at Charlotte CT House. lately conduct
cd by Mr. NJ NJ Hart; and, together with the usual
branches OF an English education, to teach the Latin and
Greek languages, and the higher and lower branches of
pure hathen'aties, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra,
Iynea,c ana AnaytlS Geometry plane and spherical
Some instruction in French and Italian will be given to
ch desire it,.
The session will commence on the third of August
next, and close the first of July following. At some
suitable period during the session vacation ofone month
VIII be given Terms of Tuition $40, half payable in
| may bf 4,
lies IN the neighborhood, whose well known Religious
moral and intellectual character offers no slight induce
mcnis to such parents and guardians feel anxious
trustcd TO their care
The subscriber, having graduated in the School of An
cent Languages, at the University Of Virginia deems
1T unnecessary to adducc any further testimonials of bs
proficiency in that branch of learning. But, as his
course at the University is yet unfinished he thinks II
well to subjon the following certificate
Mr. Bouldin having applied to for a certificate Of
good conduct and proficiency, with much pleasure give
the testimony which be is Gcsirous Of obtaining
"Ar Bouldins uncxccponal conduct while a student
at The University, deserves to be mentioned in terms of
strong approbaon and with clear and metliodicoI
mnd lac has united much diligence, his proficiency
been as satisfactory as Ills moral department
- ieel no hesitation III recommending Mr.. Bouldn rs
an instructor IN both The higher and lower branches
Of pure Mathematics G. BONNYCAsTLE,
Chairman If he faeay, oad Professor Of Mathematics
May lllo-ot] THOMAS r. BOULDIN.
I OTlCE-Under a resolution Of the Board of Trns.
4 tees OF She Richmond Academy, hereby rive no
tee that the said board will proceed on Friday the 9Th
day OF June nest, to appoint PHNcTAL Of The RicH.
MOND AcADEnY. salary Of one thousand dollars pcr
annum viii be allowed and certain proportion Of The
fees from Che pupils, which may make bis compensation
tfom sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars II is not
intended by the Trustees prescribe the discipline and
course Of instruction 10 be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have ihc views Of the PRINCIPAL tlcy
may appoint on these subjects and il is contemplated To
elect assistant Instructors in time 10 open The Academy
early in The month Of October Gentlemen who may b,
qualified for, and wish 20 obtain the appointment ofPrn-
cpal VIII 6e pleased TO forward their recommendations
TO me, past Pod az any time before the m dav Of juno
JOHN BROCKENBROUGU
President Of the Board Of Trustees
Richmond, Virginia A pril n, 1896 1870
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