Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-15

Educated at West Point Educated at the Virginia
Military Institute.
Two Hundred and Thirty-ive Cadets, from fifteen
different States have entered this Institution since 1T
was organized in ISI1. 1t is entirely free from the
control or domination of any sect party either polti-
cal or religious. Economy in dress, by the adoPti1n
of cheap Uniform, for winter and summer. IS rgldiy
enforced Every student is required TO select Col
lege guardian. with whom all funds brought or re-
ceived must be deposited, ard no debt must De con
tracted without the consent of such guardian;
An Institution combining the science OF the w est
Point Academy and OF Polytcchnc !tiSltu, ~ W
the classical literature oil our oes' Coneges' "ue
the modern languages, and suPeraddihg pFacuGaI
schools of Law and Engineering, nearly IeanZos .ho
long felt dcsdcratum of unve rsty able TO meet the
wants of Western prog university where all
select course OF study TO suit thelr tne means,
and professional destination.
MIR D,yrEss the Professor of Law, is known i'll the
Courts practitioner of great ability va rlec
learning, long experience, and exalted character his
eminent qualifications, the wholesome exercise and
discipline of the Institute and the convenient observa.
on of the forms of Judicial proceedings otter unusual
inducements to those who are earnest TO achieve dis
CIVIL ENGINEERING will be and
PRACTICALLY taught i'll the Western Military Institute
the Professor, Col. MoRGAs, being one of the most
skfu and experienced Engineers in the United States
All the instruments connected with that department
have been procured at considerable COST and oil the
best quality.
The Superintendent takes the liberty of stating that
he is now offered SIS per month competent assistant
Engineers One OF his former pupils receives at this
| time $500 per annum, as Principal Engineer OF a
Railroad now under construction in whilst
United States $4,000 l,5u0, or 20O year, as As
sistant Engineers.
The time is rapidly approaching when there will be
great demand for such have been prepared for that
| vocuton, the Western Military Institute. Nothing
is hazarded in saying that they will readily command
$1,000 81 800 per annum Every man of observa-
tion must that the gigantic enterprises already
proposed, will give birth hundreds OF others, trbu
| tary o them. The rapid advancement of our whole
country and the of our people, for exploring
the hidden of the States and the newly
acquired territory, will give ample scope for ages to
come to the skill and enterprise of the Engineer, the
Ceoogst, the Mneraogst, the Survc yor and the Ar
chtect. Young who have ATTITUDE for the
Mathematical and Physical Sciences will have wide
field opened to them for engag ing in an honorable. a
healthfui and lucrative pursuit. for which they may
be thoroughly practically qualified, in short time
and at small ex pense, the Western Military Institute.
E Il MS.
In the Academy, $50 90 per annum.
In the Colleue. 40 90
For MesiiSR; aud use of Arms and
sfr-r---.-1- sosa.'rspts- 90
orons Of Sse.@. 2 90
by Whole comfnta private families at irou
With mo srl,s,rafuns Of Americasek. Yrs arirBsr
owns of thousand inhabitants spring up out of
be woods, in the course Of a, fsx Xseksa. W II