Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-01

attend eyaanaiioas q least once in ne yeas.as.
oorting io law.
FACULTY.
Is coRPrnarrD uith 81 The pawers. pririeres and
nights exercised b the Trussscs and Facuiy q az
sCoi. 7. r. JOHNSON, General S,.p,rini.n5eaf.
sCoi. +. W. MORGAN, Jliaf Superinienssuf. daE
Prlfsssar # CIR. and AI5i Ezgtae1ring
'I.eut. Col B. Il. JOHNSON, Professor II Ma,le-
nirf-s
Mai RICHARD OWEN. P-e}e,sa- = N-.ars! Sci
encss. "a pupil If Dr. IRE, GLASGOW.
Mr.. ALEX SCHUE, Sd aaei Professor Of CksHis-
Try, For rs months pupil Of Liebig.
Rev H. v ID. MENUS. A. NJ, Professor Of An
clint Languages Educated AZ Princeton College.
JAMES q. BLAINE, A. B., Adjuncf Professor Of
Laaggagg Educated At Washington Col, Pa.
JAMES II DAVIES, Esq, Professor II Lao.
A practitioner in the various Courts Of Kentucky
Rev j. R. SWIFT. A. ~ Professor II E,sics and
Bills T4t'r-s. Educated az Yale College.
NrEACAMBRAY, Poi Of M3aer7 Languages
Educated in the city Of Paris
Capt c. T. MOTT, Priacipfl IN he ACADEMY.
Educated in New York
Capt W. ". GAUNT, A9ufani Of the hyiifatc
Educated at West Point.
Two hundred and thirty five Cadets, from 3 differ
en States, have entered this Institution since it Was
organized IN s47. Il is entirely free from the con-
hNi VI ~ aftt VI pa W NltitI pohlt-
cal or r. gious. Economy in dress oy the adoption
Ola cheap Uniform, for Winter and Summer is rig
/ idly enforced. Every student is required to select
! a College Guardian, with whom all funds brought or
received must be deposited and 40 debt must be con
| tracted without the consent 81 such guardian.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
/ VIII be thoroughly and practically taught in the
Western Military Insttute-the Professor, Col. Nor
gan, being one olihe mos, skilliu and experienced
IL. ..s ~. - Tfsa..
ted with the department have been procured alta con-
siderable cost, aud oithe best quality.
The Superintendent takes the liberty Of stating that
he's now offered $50 per month"; Tor competent asss-
lant Engineers, One OF Ais former pupils receives
at this Time 81 500 per annum, Principal Engineer
OF Railroad now under construction in Kentucky
whilst others of the same class are receiving in ds
ierent parts ofthc U. s., 1000, 800, or 200 year
as Assistant Engineers
The great and rapid advancement Of our
whole country and the eagerEess o. our people, for
exploring the hidden resources Of The new States and
the newly acquired territory viii give ample scope
lor ages ocone, 10 the skill and enterprise OF the
Engineer, the Gtoloqisi, the MincrIogisi the Sur.
ycyor and the Architect. Young men who have an
apttulclor The Mathematical and Phys cal sciences,
viii hayea wide lield opened 10 them for engaging IN
an honorable, healihiul and lucrative pursuit. iur
which they may 70 thoroughly aud practically quail
fled. in Il Short time, and at email expense a the
Western Military institute
TO secure the manifold advantage ofhealth, econ
omy, discipline and mora training, the Faculty of
this institution have selected TOR is permanent oca-
ton the famous
EaU- .-c- a?E-EGa,
Snuted on the Lexington and Maysville turnpike, ~
miles from the latter place aud ~ from the former;
emFhaticallya country location being l0or u miles
distant from any town or village The buildings are
mostly neW, we'll constructed Tor garrison purposes,
and ample for theaccommpdation oi THREE HUN
DRIED CADETS. This place is unsurpassed for
It's healthy atmosphere pure water and romantic
scenery and is uhquestlonaby one OF the most eli
gbIo locations ior literary institution IN the United
States The grounds have been greatly improved
and ornamcuted daring the last ) years A plat oi
40 acres, beautifully situated on the margin OF tho
Licking river, Immediately in the rear Of the build
ings, will be reserved for military exercises,
The removal will be made Immediately after Christ.
mas and the school opened At that place On the
sEvENrEENTH OF JANUARY, 1850.
Vacation will embrace the month N July and Al.
gust by which arrangement the watering season
+ viii not interfere with the exercises ofthe nstitutiAl
The academic year extends from the lat Muniay
, ofSeptember to the 3rd Friday Of June weeks.
TERMS.
The entire charge for tuition, boarding, washing,
3 1el lights, Backing servants attendance, music
4 use Of arms, &c, &c viii be $l60 per year, Pay
ment win BE required IN advance at that rate from
the day Of entrance 10 tho end Of the term. From
G the lst Monday Of Ianuaryior exampIe--to the
q 3rd Friday Of June twenty four weeks il is 800.
Cadets from great diHarce, who prefer remain
n ing IN Kentucky during Vacation, can find the most
L comfortable Boarding ~ the families OF our wealthy
farmers at h so per week Southern or western
students may hand At Louisville and take stage, steam
boat or rail road to Frankfort and Lexington thence
IN our horse coaches to the Blue Lieks. Or, they
may ascend The Ohio to AlaysyiIle which is 8 hour,
stare from the Springs
n or This place is furnished with commodou,
baths and Is abondantiy supplied with Froestono
J. Limestone and Csteu water the bost quality, IN
/, dependent % Sulphur springs and Salts and Sulphur