Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-28
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MILITARY INSTITU T T.,
BOARD OF VISITORS.

BOARD OF VISITORS.
The A9jutant General, oge ,her with FIVE fit per-
sons, to be annually appointed by the hxecu-
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 Faculty
of any other College
sCoI. T. JOHNSON, General Saperinfe Rdenf.
Cor. F.. w. MORGAN, joint Superintendent,
and Professor of Grid and MID Engineering.
LIEUT.. Col u. X. JOHNSON, Professor Of Math-
fHtatics.
MAJ RICHARD Ow.x, Professor of Natural
Scirnce.-lA pupil OF Or. IRE, Of Glasgow
Mr. ALIEN ScHuE, Adjuact Professor Of Chem
istry-( For l. months pupil OF the celebrated
Liebg.
REV Ii. V D. NEVIS. 4. NJ. Professor OF An
eient Ling uages,-[ Etucated at Princeton Col
iege, New Jersey
JAMES G. BL.i>r, A. b, 4 Jgnct Professor Of
Lang"ages.-t Edn a, w Washington College, Pa ]
JAMES II. DAyiEss, ESQ. Frofssor 81 Lan.-
A practitioner IN Inc various Courts Of XVI
REV J. K. SWIFT, A. NJ, Professor Of Ethics
and Bellies Letters - Educated at Yale College
Mr.. T. \. CAMBRIA, Prot. Of Modern Lan-
googes 81 Educated IN the City Of Paris
Carr. G. f. Morr. Priae.pat II tie academy
- Educated IN New YORK
CART. W. ". GAUXr, Id ttaR mt Of The Institute
Educated at West Point.
Two hundred and thirty Cadets, from fifteen
different States, have entered tins Insulation
since it y organized, in I-2.. 1t IS entirely
free from the control or domination Of any sect
or party, either political or religious. Economy
"A dress, in the doptl0n of ii cheap Uniform, TO
Winter and Summer, il rigIdiy enforced Eve
~ student required to select College guar
nian 9Th whom all funds brought received
mast be deposited, and Eel t uust be contract
ed without the consent Of such GUARDIAN.
CIVIL. ENGINEERING
Will be Horoughiy and Practically taug int in the
Western Military iusttute-tile Professor, Col.
Moran being one OF the most skillful and
,e riencesi Engineers IN tie Uniied States. All
the instruments connected with that department,
have been procured At considerable cost, and Of
the best quality.
The Superintendent takes the liberty of stat
ing that lie is offered SO per month, for
competent assistant Engineers. One Of his for
me pupils receives At tbs time, $4,000 per
NUM-, as Principal Engineer Of a Railroad now
under construction IN kentuck y--whilst others
OF the class receiving in different parts
of the United states, slpoo, $1,000. or $500 d
wear as Assistant Engineers.
u5-The rapid Advancement of our whole
country, aud the eagerness of our people, for
exploring the hidden resources Of the new States
and the he WY acquired territory, wIIi give am
pie scope for ages to come, to the ski! and en-
terprise OF the Engineer, the teologist. the Min
eralogist. the Surveyor and the Architect
Young who have an dDtnude for the Ma:h-
ematical and Physical sciences, will have a VIDE
field opened to them for engaging in an honora-
BE, healihfu and Lucrative pursuit. for which
they may be thoroughly auI practically quail
fed IN a short tnr, and at small. expense, at
TIN. Western Military lns,Itute.
To secure the rndiiiioi ID advantage o: health.
economy. disc pine pr -rcss and moral train.i
the Faculty Of this Institution have selected for
It's permanent location thc famous
fs;uc lick Springs.
Situated on the Lexington and Neysviile Turn
pike, MY four mites from the Latte. pace.
aut. forty from the former; en;phatIcaiiy caun-
ny t9cdttaa, beng ten or t"~t.e mics distant
from any town village. lie buIid. nus ar.
mostly new, Well CONSTRUCTED for Garrison ru.-
poses; and
Ample for the accommodation of Three
Hundred Cadets.
This place is unsurpassed for its healty atrnos-
phere, pure water and romantic scenery; and is,
vnque unable one Of the most eligible loca-
tons for a Literary Institution in the L. States
The Grounds nave been greatly improved and
orname nted during the last five wears. A plat
/ of forty acres beautifully sit,..tdd the
GIN OF the Licking River, Immediately in the
rear of the buildings, will be reserved for Militia
The removal will be made Immediately a re r
Christmas, and the School opened at that place
On Tie 7h day Of Juauary. 1850.
Vacation will embrace the months of Julv and
August, by which arrangement the Waite ri o.
Season VIII rot int rfcEa it'll the exercises Of
the institution. The Academic Year extends
from the grst Monday Of September to the third
t'ridas of June-tof weeks.
TERMS
+ The entire charge for ,u.'.7a, Boarding, Lodg-
ing, " ashinT, Fuel, LIg.''s Lacking, Servants
attendance, Muse, use oI Arms, &c, &c, will
be slO0 per year. Payments VIII be required
/ IN advance az thut te from the Day of entrance
to tie end oi IT, Tern. From the first Monday
Of Jauuarv--tor enanp.c--to the fhirG Friday c.
June, twenty -iy,.- weeks il is S96.
taocts from goat distance, who prefer re-
!laiaJHg IL kentucky during Vacation, can g. i
;he most comfortable Boarding in the ia,rilies Z
our wealthy Farmers, al 80 per week South
crn or Western Students may laud at Louisville
aud take stage, Steamboat. or railroad to Frank
fort and Lexington; thence in four-horse coach
es to the Blue I.;cks. Or. they may ascend the
ONO to Maysvie, which s three hours stage
from the Springs.
OF This place is furnished with con.nodiou
Baths, and IS abundantiy supplied with Free
stone, Limestone ana CIstern water of the bes
qualrty, Independent of the Sulphur Springs
and the Salts and Sulphur Spngs.
i GEoRGETow~, KY. November 2I, lS49