Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-10
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MIL AIRY ms THU TIE,
Georgetown. Ny.
BOARD OF VISITORS.

BOARD OF VISITORS.
The 4dtafSHt General. tege Their with i've TT per-
soas, To be annually appointed BY the Exccu-
tive. TO attene examinations at least once ia
the year, according to law
FACULTY
incorporated with al, the powers. privileges and
rights exercised by the Trustees and Faculty
OF any other College.
.CoL. T. JOHNSON, GearraI Superintendent
Sol f.. w MoRcAS. Je,m Sss~,isfrn%sss.
and Psofsssarot Engineering aaa Of NsfsrsI
History.
sLrrrr Cor, n r. JoHxsnx. Professor Of Na.u-
raj aaa Experimental Philosophy
MAJ ". A. FORBES, Professor os Mathematics.
kici,,Ra \. NE~ELL. A. NJ, PTotcsser u IA
eisat and Modern Languages
JAMES G. BLAINE, A. h. laJane! Professor Of
languages.
REV. }. r. swn-r, A. NJ. Professor Of Ethics
and Bellies Letters.
JAMES II. D.vIESs. Esq, Professor Of Lax.
REV. III. Y. ID. NESICs, A. NJ Priscspai Of The
Carr G. r.. Morr. Teacher in The icademy.
CAPT. W. W. GAuNr. AapStant Of the inss.f~se-
Educated at West Point, fE.aeated al tho
Virginia Miliiar. Institute.
Two hundred and thirty Cadets from fifteen
different States, have entered tins ln.,iisi,on
since t, was organized. in 1877. IL is entirely
free from the control or domination Of any sect
or party, either political religious. Economy
in dress. IN the adoption of cheap Uniform. for
" inter and SUMMERS r'gsdiy enforced. 1--we
~ siuoent is required To select Il College gear
dian, with whom, all funds brought or received
must be deposited, and no De bt must be contract
ed ,ihoui the consent uf such guardian.
An Institution combining the science of tho
West ron, Academy and Of Pol, teohnie lns,i-
tu,rs. with the classical literature Of our best
Colleges. adding the modern languages. and SUI
pera3ding practical schools Of Law and Enyi-
necTing, nearly realizes the long teli dcsdera-
,um Of university able 10 meet the wants Of
Western progress--a university where all may
select of study To suit their time.
| and profes sional destination.
Mr. DAVIES. the Professor Of Law, is known
in the various Courts as a practitioner Of great
abiht,. varied learning, long experience aud x
atcd character. Hiseminrnt qualifications. IN.
wholesome exercise ana discipline OF the Insti-
tutr. an the convenient obse lion Of the forms
of Judicial proceedings, offer unusual induce
uenis 10 those who earnest 10 achieve dis
tinciion SQUAD Lawyers.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
WI, he fLorourhiy ami practically Taught in tho
Western Military lnstitute-thr Professor, Col.
Morgan, being one OF the most skiilfa' and eN-
pc rirnced Engineer ia the tnned states. All
The instruments connected with tina, department.
have tcvn procured at considerable cost, and Of
The best quality.
The Superints nt!e ut takes the Liberty Of stat
ing that he : offered So per month. tor
competent assistant Engineers. One at has for
me pupils receives at this time. 81 500 per
mum, as rfUCipuI ENGINEER uI u halifbhl now
under construction IN keEtuek whilst others
of the class receiving IN different parts
Of the United States, s2ooo, SloDu, or $1,000
wear Assistant Engiucrrs.
The time RAPIDLY approaching when there
Will be a great demand Tor such as have been
prepared for that vacation. at the Western Mil
tary Institute. Nothing Is bazardsd ~ sa,,ng
that they will readily command + 2G0 or l5ui,
per amman. Every man of o'se rvation must
that The gigantic enterprises already proposed,
all art, ,y,s.'- al tlI,Ts ufarv
10 them. The rapid advancement Of our whole
country, aud the engrrnc~s Of our people, Tor
exploring the hidden resources Of the new States
aud the nrwly acquired territory, will give am
pie scope for ayes to come, 10 the sktti and en-
trrpr,sr OF the Engineer. the Grologisi, the Mn-
..,hI"cist the Surveyor and The Architect
Young men no have an ajfaade for III. Maih-
cruatieal and PLY seal sciences. viii have a wiae
field opened To them for engaging IN an honern-
Bile. h"aiihiuI aud lucrativ" pursuit, Tor which
they may be- thoroughly aud practically quail
fed, IN "a shor, time. aud al small expense, ut
the Western Military Institute.
TERMS
In the ACADEMY. $40 90 per annun.
In III" college. ..........I 40 90 - =.
For Music aud use Of Arms and
Arc"",ranenis. ......5 ~ :"
For Fuel. Observation-Disclosures 10 "
BOARDING. can lie had IN ptvnt. families,
1T from Two to two and "A half dollars week -
hen IN Barracks. il ~ designed TO furnish Conn
nons al ii uniform RATE. Students from - dis
taur" viii be- r,guredto hoard al the Insiii"ie.
aud have no communication with the town. cx-
cept az allowed by written permits
~ The session commenced on the first Of
September. and continues ten months
Sept. ~, l-49. 30-Iy
yRESN ANNAVAA. eI
RQUHAR & VICKERS,