Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-21
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MILIT AIRY INSTITUTE,
BOARD OF VISITORS

BOAlD OF VISITORS.
The AdJatcnt General, together with FIVE fl per-
sons, To be annually appointed by the Execu-
tive. to attend examinations at least once in
The year, according to law.
FACULTY.
Incorporated with all the powers, privileges and
rights exercised By the Trustees and FacuLg
Of any other College.
Cot I. I JoH~sox, Genera! Saperintendent.
.COI.. +. w. Mono ~, .JDint Sa1eri afenden t
and Professor Of Ctrn md MI Eagiascrtnr
eIIEur. Cor. b. X. JOHNSON, Professor Of Mutt
MAJ. RIcH.Rn OWES, Professor Of Natural
!Sctnce.-FA pupil of Dr.. IRE, of Glasgow
Nr ALEy. ScnrE, idjanct Professor Of Chem
isfry For : months pupil Of the celebrated
Li-big.
REV. Ii. V. d. NEvIus. 4. VI. Protessor Of An
Gent Languages.-- Educated at Princeton Col
Iege, New Jersey.
JAMES G. BLAINE, A: b.. Janct Professor Of
Languages.-[ Edu. at w asiington College, Pa
JAMES Ii. DAVIES, Esq, Profrssor Of Luz
a practitioner in the various Courts OF XVI
Rev. J. X. SWIFT, A. NJ, Professor Of Ethics
md Bellies Letters 81 Educated al Yale Coirgr.
Mr.. f. A. CAMBRAY, Prot. Of Modern Lau-
guages Il Educated IN the City of Paris
Carr. C.. T.. Morn. Principal d tie academy.
II Educated in New York
Carr. ". W. GAuSr, Adjutam Of he Institute.
Educated at Yves, Point.
Two hundred and thirty Ca.cts from fifteen
differ States, have entered this Institution
since it was organized. in l-.!1. 1t IS entirely
+ free from the control or domination o! any sect
or party, either political or religious Economy
IN dress, IN the adoption of q cheap inform. for
j w inter and Summer, Is rigidly enforced Eve
! nv student required TO select d college guar
dIan, with whom all funds brought or received
must be deposited, and no debt mus; be contract
ed without the consent OF such guardian.
/ CIVIL ENGINEERING
Will be f.oroughIy and pructicaiiy tau ght in the
Western Military Institute-the Professor, Col.
Morgan being one Of the NEST ski!lful and
perIenced Engineers in the United States. All
the Instruments connect TED with that department,
have been procured at considerable cost, and OF
the best quality
The Superin,e ndent takes the liberty of stat
ing that he offered SO per month, for
competent assistant Engineers. One of his for
,ner pupils receives at this time, -, 800 per an
mum, as Principal Engineer of a Railroad now
under construction in kentucky--whiist others
of the class receiving IN different parts
Of the United States, $4,000, $1,000, $1,000 u
year Assistant Engineers.
+ 1.-the rapid advancement OF our whole
country, and the eagerness Of our people, for
exploring the hidden resources of the new states
and the newly acquired territory, will give am
pie scope for ages 10 come, to the shill ana en-
terprse OF the Engineer, the Geologist, the Min
craiogist, the Surveyor and the Architect
Young men who have aptitade for the Math-
einatical and Physical sciences, Will have a wide
field opened to them for engaging III an honora-
bic. healthful and lucrative pursuit, for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail
fled, in Il short time, and at small expense, al
the Western Military Institute.
To secure the manifold advantage of health
economy, disc pine, progress and moral training
the Faculty of this Institution have selected for
its perInauent location the famous