Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
FACILITY.

ausaa sEarlualiols At lsas. oass q shs yaaf, ls-
sording % law.
FACULTY.
Ssosrestrrn with sn the powers privileges snd
ights ansFused By ice Trustees sua FlsuiiJ # aaI
.hef College.
ts,ai. 7. b. Johnson, GsEafal Sasersa,sslsai.
-Col T. IS. MORGAN, JON; Superintendent, aai
r. srr = Earirasg5ag aHf IF Aaisrul Hsigy.
sIeui Col r. r Johnson Prsssso y NGtursl
fg4 Errsri ,sni1l Philosophy
fNai rs A FORBES Preffsser ef Mathematics.
RICHARD y NEWELL A. 81, Prsfsssgr q An
siss. aai Mels-a T.zrgeegs&
JANIS g. BLAINE, 4 B., A.sgsss Prcfsssor 4
Rev J. Il SWIFT. An Pra'.nsf # E,Ais' sDI
Bees Ls''e-s.
JAMES n DAVIES, Eco, Prefsss5r 4 Las.
Rev H. Y D. MINUS, A. b., Prineipal q ~
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CAPT. {. \ MOTT. Ts1cAsr IA he 8ca.isay,
Gept " ". GAUNE A1ut1ai q Is FashfGl<.
Educated al IVES, Point
Educated nthe Virginia Military Institute
Two hundred and thiTty-five Cadets from 5 diEsf-
snt States haze entered this Institution sines twas
organized In 1917 Il Is entirely rec ron he con.
troi or domination 81 any seci or party, either poliIi.
sll or religious Economy IN GFess, by the adoption
ola chap Umo;n, s5r Winter and Summer, is rig
hlly enforced Every student is required 10 select
College Guardian, with whom all funds brought or
received must be deposited, ard no debt must Be con
ira ted Without the consent OF such guardian.
An Institution combining the science Of the West
Point Academy ard 81 pcytechni, Institutes with
tie classical ....,.. -- 49, addlng
ire modern languages. aud superadding practical
schools o. Tawond Engineering, nearly realizes the
long !eh desidem,anola University able to meet the
wants OF western progress-a university where all
NAV select course Of study TO SUIT their time means
and professional destination.
Mr. Daycss, tho Professor law, Is known in
the VARIOUS Courts as practitioner ol great ability,
varied Learning long experience and excited char
seter llis eminent qualifications, the wholesome
exercise and discipline tae Institute, and the con-
vsnielt observation Of the forms Of Judicial
proceedings, oG.r unusual inducements TO those
who are earnest 70 aceeyo distinctions as sound Law
ysn.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VIII be thoroughly and practically taught in the
Western Military lnstlutc-the Professor, Col. Nor
Tan, being ons Of the mos; skilliul and experienced
Engineers Ia tho T. s hlltae Instruments connec-
led with tho department. have been procured alta con-
siderable eost, and the beat qnahly.
The Superintendent takes the liberty OF stating that
be a now offered $75rer month"; Tor competent asss-
tani Engineers One ofhis former pupils receives
stthis t,me $4,000 per aunun, as Principal Engineer
Of Railroad now under construction in Kentucky
whilst others q the same class are receiving IL dix.
isreul part. otlc q s., 1000, 500 or 400 year
SIS Assistant Engineers.
The time is rapidly approaching when there will
10 great demand Tor such as have bcen prepared
Eor TINT vocation. al tie Western Military Institute.
Nothing IL mzarded in saying that they will readily
command 8 200 or r 500 perannam Every man
Of olser,aio must see that the gigantic enterprises
already proposed vii give birth e hundreds Of Others
tributary to them The rapid Advancement Of our
Nbalo country, and the eagerness Of our people, for
exploring the hidden resources OF the new States and
the newly acquired territory, vii give ample scope
or ages to coac to the skin and enterprise Of the
Engineer, Tie Geologist, the Mineaoglst the Sur
vsyor and the Architect Young men who have an
aptitude for the Mathematical and Physical sciences,
vii. have vide field opened 10 them for cAgagirg in
an honorable, healthiul and lucrative pursuit, for
which tley may 70 thoroughly and practically quail
fed in a short time, and at small expense, at the
Western Military Institute
TERMS.
/ In tho Academy, ESQ 90 por annum.
In the Coilege, ~ 90"
For Music and Use Of Arms and
Announcements 90
Fer IHel 400 "
BOARDING. can be had in private families, al from
two 10 two and a half dollars week. When Ia Bar
ructs Il is designed to furnish Commons at a uniform
rate Students from Distance viii be required to
board nj the Institute and to have no communication
with the town. except az allowed BY written permits
Or Tho next zion viii commence on the first Of
ssptembeY, and continue ten month"
JuAE len 1919