Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-07-18
W T. S II T. u y
Military INSTIT u T E
Georgetown, Ky.
BOARD OF VISITORS.

The lldjn,anf Geaeyot. together with five FL per
sons, 10 be annually appointed by the ESecn-
tive, to attend examinations at least once IN
the year, according to law
FACILITY.
Incorporated with all the powers. privileges and
rights exercised by the Trustees and f"cu4y
Of any other College.
scoL. r. r JonSsoV, Generat Soperinfcndchf.
sCoL. f.. W. MoaGAS, Joini Superintendent,
and Professor Of Engineering an4 Of NataraL
,I.Irur. Coz. y. Il. Jonxsov, Profcssor Of Nata-
raj and Eyperin;entat PhiAoSopAy.
MA. W. a. FORBES, Professor Of WoHrmafics.
RicmARD n. NEWELL, a. NJ, PIojessor Of an
eienf and Mo4ern Langnages.
laws G.. BLAnE, A. H., AIaad Professor Of
Iancaages
REV. J. X. SWIFT, A. NJ, Profcssor Of EtAics
and Bellies LsHers.
J.n,s II. DAyinss, ESQ ProEssor Of La,o.
Rrv II. v. -. ALyigs, 4. NJ fitncpaL Of tie
Acadfmy.
carr. C. r. Morn. Teochrr in the Arademg
Carr W. W. GauvT, Adjnfant Of tie Institute.
Educated at West Point tEuucated at the
Virginia Military Institute.
Two hundred and thirty Cadets, from fifteen
different States, have entered Tins Institution
since il was organized. IN i~!7. 1t : entirely
free from the control or domination Of any sect
or party, either political or religious Economy
in dress, in the adoption Of cheap Uniform, for
~ student is required to select a College guar
dian with whom all funds brought or received
must be deposited, and no DEBT must u" contract
ed without the consent of such guardian.
An Institution combining the science Of the
West Point Academy aud Of Pol ytcchnic lnsti-
tutes with the classical literature Of our best
Colleges, adding the modern languages. and SUI
peraidiny practical schools OF Law ami Engi-
neer ring, nearly realizes the long lrlt desdcra-
fum Of a university able to meet the wants of
a.
.nd nroe.grse of study TO suit their time, means
Mr.. DAyIrss, Is estimation.
in thr various Courts ralessor Of i.hw' IS known
ability varied learning. long *, -
nited character. His eminent aualiflr..s
wholesome exercise and discipline Of the Iir,,.
tue and the convenient observation Of the forms
Of Judicial proceedings, offer unusual induce
ments To those who earnest to achieve dis
tncton as sound Lawye
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Will be Moroughfy and practicaky .lurht in ff,e
Western Military lnstltutc--the Professor Col.
Morgan, being one of the most sl<iliul ana ~
perienced Engineers ia The United States. All
the Instruments connected with that de plriuent,
have been procured at considerable cost, and Of
the best quality.
The Supcrinte ndent takes the liberty Of stat
ing that he IS now offered 81, per month, for
competent assistant Engineers One of his for
mer pupils receives at this time, S2.5oo per an
under construction III kentucky whilst others
OF the same class are receiving IN different parts
Of the United States, $1,000, $1,000, or $1,000 a
year as Assistant Engineers.
Will he great demand for such have been
prepared for that vocation, at the Western Mil
uary Institute. Nothing Is haznrded in saving
that they will readily command 1000 or 1900
per AMMAN. Every of observation must
see that the gigantic enterprises already proposed,
will give birth To hundreds of others, tributg.y
10 them. The rapid advancement of our Whole
country. aud the eagerness Of our people, for
exploring the hidden resources Of thr new states
end the newly acquired territory, viii give am
pie scope for ages to come, to the skill aud
terprlsc OF the Engineer. The tcuIogiSt, tn, Nin-
rralogIst. the surveyor aud the Architect
Young men who have GptIHdc for the N4th-
rinaticHl and Physical sciences, viii have il IS de
field opened 10 them for engaging in al houora-
BILE. n h"althiui and a lucrative pursuit, for which
they may lie thoroughly and practically quali-
he'd. ia short time, and At small expense at
tho Western Military Institute.
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