Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-31
" STE NJ.
Military INSTET U TIE.
lse0.HcsOv.f. KAY.

BOARD OF VISITORS
Tie Adjuiaai General, Together r.th axe al pc
cons. to be annually appointed aF mo k.NSe'
tive. TO a:tenG exaininaiiors al east once -
the wear, according 10 Low
FACULTY
Incorporated with all The powers. H-isi'-.sN Ga
rights exercised by the I'lsfs-s "s.@ faea-s
OF aay other College.
~CoI. T. + JOHNSON. Ge..efit eagst.Eis..-s'.i
sCoL T.. ". MORGAN. join. SsFsfiafr..i.eais
and Professor Of Engineering end 81 ss1.'"-
History.
.IIErr Co, r. r. JoHSs son. Professor # -,Fsts
"a! and Erp~rimentoi Philosophy
fMAJ. W. A. FoRsEs. Pro,rssor ~ .'.atS-r t.-s.
RICHARD n. NEWELL. A. NJ. .roYs..e, e .it.-
Gent and N0dern Languages
JAMES G. BLAINE. a. b.. AeJ4.1: PFassss- e
Languages.
REV J. T. SWIFT. 4. NJ. Professor q E.,,-s
sad Bellies Letters
JAMES II. DAvlrss, ESQ. Professor o. I.;.r.
REV. II. V. d. Nrv'rs. A. NJ "nae 9--s :. 'a@
Carr. c. E. Mort. T.ae.ey ia TIE .ieadems
Carr. w. w. G.rNr. idjutaat ~ TIC !as.l:afs
Educated at ives, Point. tt.sue-tse A. ise
Virginia Military Institute.
Two hundred ami dart, ca. - t-on & -t-.es,-
different States, have -n,.re.. tlsi- in~tnpt..a
slnce IT was organized. !" 49, II - 'ntutt5
free from, the control or ati5ls 1. sttt
patty, either political sr t-h- t>t>. tsrt.. tS
ia dress, IN the adoption Of rhr"p t..s. 49, es
Winter and Summer, as r,sicly eni"Ss"a i.rr-
ry student is required to seirct tetI. sv gu.f-
dian. " nh whom all funds br"uslt "r syatayta
be Ge pcs,tea, and no del tu>i -
| ed without the CONS. at II su, h guar. f.ii.
An Institution comtning tn S,.rnce 81! u a
! " est Point Acadrmv and oil f.tivittnt.v lass.
tutes, with the classical iirraturc 6. ar L+st
{ e!.ges, adding 'l.- modern l.neerg.s, sr: -
peraaE!.r practical >cnouis OF L.. .tiG ugi-
necring, nearly realizes the loug.ielt se-rge
,um 81 university allie TO meet sAe ~ei.t- a.
" estein progress" nniVeniiy Mitste Az if'e
lcci Of study to suit IL, "a. si.t,
| and profess Quail destination.
| Mr.. DAvIEss. the Professor of .-ss. b. Eaa.,.a
IN the various Courts AS "a prseti.so4~t - ssa.t
| ability. varied learning. long ea, is .c, AIT
allied character. His eminent Il ..ts, ''h..S -.
| wholesome exercise aud cisr pi,nc e tu, ii>.t-
tute and the convenient ob~erva ti.n ti.s 'fs.s
OF Judicial proceedings. offer nuusn;ti ,alt r.
tnenis to those who are earnest 10 IL li!e.e o,e-
t,pciion as sound Lawyers.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VII lie Thoroughly aud practicable. taus.,, "a. .
| Westtrn Military lns,tuts--tte Professor, ,e
Morgan, being one Of the most >ili..toi cad ce-
per:enced Eng ineers in the tnfc4 States. 3 al
the instruments connecteo vtii tba' d.. rta..tt
have been procured ii sGc7abtr &c. AHA -
tie Lest quality
The Supcrl,r nd, mt take the hhtiiN - stat
, ing tha, lac is now offered So Per iA,s'h. to-
competent assistant Engineers. On. OF as is
me pupils receives ut this time, 81, 800 npr -
mum, as Principal Engineer Of u Rt,isoa,! stw
under constructions al Ecntnck y--M.o,.t o.i.e9-
81 the same class are receiving in II sctt ;4;1:s
of the United States, so !, SIoGt, O : .15g :.
year as Assistant Engintt5s.
! The time is rapidly approaching VII. ;i,e-..
" i'll be u grea, demand Tor such Us lisve er. Il
prepared fer that yecation. al the Nrsler.. A.ti-
.tury Institute. Nothing !, ha2srh,n - e,,it"
that thcy Viii readily command rI4al ~ l.ss.
per unntifu. Every man Of o}strf..-4l iisfsL
See that the gigantic enterprises srea ~ poses .
will give lirt., to haat..1s of .t..etS, tgtret,t,
10 iIcnl. The rapid advancement q o,tr &, "a :,
lccuutry, md the cegeruess Of cur rcNiie, + g
exploring the hidden resources Of the u y sl;!,-
and the newly acquired territory, vii Givr lss.-
pie scope for eggs TO come, 10 the si!i sna r.s-
tcrprise oil The Engineer. the Geologist ,ae an
. ernlogist. the Survey or and the .ar1hiteet.--
y Dung men who have an 0tt..aac Tor tie al
elnaiical and Physical sciences, will haze i \ 80
field opened 10 them for engaging in ua HenuTi-
bic, healthfu and lucrative pursuit, or nl!se.
they may be thoroughly aud practc~,y qua.t-
fed, in short time, und at small cNUeu4,, at
the Western Military Institute.
TERMS
In tie Aeadany. $50 GO per enonnl
, In the College,. ......... 10 90
or Music ana use CT i rus and
HccouiraneEts. > e3 -
For l. aei. .................2 GO "a
BOARDING can he had in private families.
at from two 10 two aud u half dollars veal.
When IN Barracks. il is designed to furnish Com
lance will be required to board at thr institute
and have no communication with the tos.u. st-
= cept as allowed by written permits
0TThe session commenced the f-st e
Septemhe'. and continues ten months
I Sept. Is, 1919. :1-ly
1B1~o huo&l s3h11 9o1o,- r. s,