Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-12-05
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HlLlTARY ms T1TU TIE,
BOARD OF VISITORS.

III. AJissssI Geser~I, together with five TIT per-
sons, 10 b. annually appointed by the Execn-
tive. 10 attend examinations at least once III
The wear, according to law.
FACULTY.
Ineovpopated with all the powers, privileges and
tights exercised by the Trnstees and F"euHy
Of sny other College.
sCO, r. w. MORGAN, joint Superintendent
s.d Professor Of Girl and Mil Engineering
sLsxUr. Cor. b. X. JOHNSON, Professor d Nam
sssfies.
MAJ. RICHARD OwES. Professor Of Natural
Sersee.-fA pupil Of Dr. IRE. Of Glasgow
M, AJAX. scaur, AdJunet Pyotessor Of Chem
issry--f For ~ months pupil Of the celebrated
R.v. v.D. NEVIS, A. NJ. Professor attn
e;ens Zssgsngss.- Educated at Princeton Col
leRe, New Jersey.
JAsxs q. BaArSE, A. H., Adj~nef Professor of
xSsessces.-f t,du. at w ashiogton College, Pa ]
Janxs H. DAvIEss, ESQ, Prof,ssor NJ Lnw.-
IA practitioner in the various Courts Of Kv.)
REv. J. X. SWIFT, A. NJ, Professor Of Ethics
ssd Heii~s Letter.. Educated ut Yale CoIIeg.
Mr.. r.. A. CAMnRAy, Prof. Of MOdern Lan-
Rssges. Il Educated in the City Of Paris
Car e. r.. Morr. Principal Of tie Academy
Il Educated in New York
Carr. W. W. GauSr, AdJ"fant of tie Institute
Educated at West Point.
Two hund red and thirty Cadets, from fifteen
vajfJr rent States, have entered this Institution
siwce il WINS organized. in lr17. II ~ ent,rely
free from the control or domination OF any see
or party, either political or religious. Economy
in dress, in the adoption Of cheap Uniform, fol
Winter and Summer, ~ rigdly enforced. Eve
ny student - required to select Co'egc guar,
dian, with whom all funds brought or received
must be deposited, and no de bit must be contract
ed without the consent Of such guardian.
CIVIL. ENGINEERING
Will he thoroughly and practically taught in the
Western Military Institute--the Professor. Col
Morgan, being one OF the most sk''ifu' aud ex-
pc RE need Engineers IN the unIted States. Al
the me nts n-ctrG w ith that de IT
have been procured at considerable cost, and 0
the best quality.
The super nte nden mt takes the liberty Of stat
ing that he il now offered x75 per month, TO
competent assistant Engineers. One Of his for
lnsr pupils receives at this time, $500 per m
nun,, ns Principal Engineer Of "a Railroad nov
wnder construction in kentuck y--whiIst other,
Of the same class receiving III different part.
Of the United States, 10000, 800, or $1,000
year Assistant Engineers.
QJThe rapid advancement Of our whole
country, and the eagerness Of our people, fol
exploring the hidden resources Of the new State:
and tho newiy acquired territory, will give am
pie scope for ages to come, to the skill and en-
1evprisc OF the Engineer, the Ceologist, the Min
evalogist, tho Surveyor and the Architect
Young men who have an 0pfn"de for the Math
es,,xticnt md Phy seal sciences, will have W idt
field opened to them for engaging in an honora
bile. healtbfui and ucrative pursuit, for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail,
fed, in IL short time, and at small expense, a
she Western Military Institute.
To secure the manifold advantage Of health
economy, discipline, progress and moral training
the Faculty Of this Institution have selected fo
jts permanent location the famous
DBImc Lick Springs.
Situated Oh the lie xington and Maysvlc Turn.
pike, tive .ty four miles from the latte: place
and forty from the former; emphaticaly coun
try location, being ten or twelve miles distan
from any town village. The buildings ar,
mostly new, well constructed for Garrison pur
Poses' III"
Ample for the 0ccOsNnOtiN ton Of Three
Hundred Cadets.
This place is unsurpassed for its healthy atmos
pbsevo, pure water and romantic scenery; and -
unGuestionable. one Of the most eligible loca
lions for Literary Institution in the u. States
The grounds nave been greatly improved an,
osna'nen ed during the last five years. A pIa
Of forty acres, beautifully situated on the mar
gin Of the Licking River. Immediately in tn
rrnr Of the buildings, will be reserved for Militia
ny Exercises.
Christmas, and the School opened at that plac
On the !h dayof January, 1850.
Vacation will embrace the months Of July an,
August, by which arrangement the Waterin,
Season will not Interfere with the exercises o
tho Institution. The Academic Year extend
from the first Monday of September TO the thir,
Friday Of June-Forty weeks.
TERMS
The entire charge Tor Tuition. Boarding. 1.oic
ing, w ashihg. Fuel, Lights, Hacking, Servants
attic ndancc. Music, use of Arms, Sc, &c. vii
DO Tl6o per year. Payments will be require,
sn advance, at that rate, from the day OF entranc,
to the end Of the Term. From the first Monda,
nIv-- In Ert,t