Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-12-29
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GEORGETOWN. KENTUCKY.
ARgA pARD OF FvIsIToRs.-The,AD-
Z&@NASe9HtSaA IANr Gen ERAL, together with five !
sNSVMNysssSss hpersons, to be annually appoint.
cd. the Executive, to attend ex |
aminations at least ont n the year according to law
FACULTY. Incorpo,tsd with all the powers, pr- |
vleges, and rights exerssd by the Trustees and Fa.
Guilty of any College in te United States.
.CoL; T; F. JOHNSON General Superintendent.
/ fessor of Engineering aa Of Natural History.
NtLieut Col B. R. NsoNi'olessor of Natural and
7. Experimental Philosophy
tdai. w. A. FORBES Proftsr Of Mathematics
RrSIARD N. NEWELL, A M, 'fofessor of Ancient |
an Modern Languages.
JAMEsG. BLAINE, A B, AdjsnA Professor of Ian
RSy:j q SWIFT, A. M. Profess of Ethics and
Bellies letters
Key, cyl II: V.o. MENUS, A. M, Princ,I of the Aca-
Capt. w. w. cAUsr, Adiutant of thsnstilute.
fEducated at West Peint. Educated at e Virginia
Two Hundred and Thirty FIVE Cadets, ffu Gctoen
uerent States, have entered this Institution since if
oagani1ed in l847 1t is entirely free om the
control or domination of any party, eithe LIE
oSi VI reigous: Economy in dress, by the aston
OF cheap Uniform, for winter and summer is ;d
iorceo. Every STUDENT is required to select s -
iege guardian. with whom all funds brought ,oI
celved must be deposited, and no debt must he re-
'ractcd without the consent of such guardian.
AN institution combining the science of the w,
rolnt Academy and of Polytechnic Irstitutes wi,
the classical literature of best COLLEGES addin
the modern languages, and superaddng practica
schools of Law and Engineering nearly realizes tb
long feit desderatum of a university able meet ii,
wants OF Western progress-a university where a
may select course study to suit their time NJ
and professional destination
Mr.. DAvIEss, the Professor of Law, is known in tb
various Courts practitioner of great abilty re
learning long experience, and exalted character. Ii
eminent qualifications, the wholesome exercise an
discipline of the Institute, and the convenient observ
tion of the forms of judicial proceedings ofer unusu
to hose ho chi
tinction as sound Lawyers.
CIVIL ENGINEERING will be THOROUGHLY an
Practically taught in the Western Military Institute
the Professor, Col. MORGAN, being one of the mos
skilIful and experienced Engineers in the United States
All the instruments connected with that department
have been procured at considerable cost. and of tn
best quality
The Superintendent takes the liberty of ting ta
he now offered S75 per month for asssan
Engineers. One OF bis former pupils receives thi
I1me 6 S2,ooo per annum, as Principal Engineer OF
Railroad, now under construction in Kentucky-whls
others OF the class receiving in different parts of tn
United States, 81 900, 500, 81 200 year, As
sistant Engineers.
The time is rapidly approaching when there will b.
great demand for such been prepared for tha
vocation, at the Western Military institute Nothing
is hazarded in saying that they will readily command
sl.2OO or 81 500 per annum. Every man of observa
proposed, will give birth hundreds of Others trbu
tary to them. The rapid advancement of whole
country and the of people, for exploring
the hidden of the States and the wly
acquired territory. will give ample scope for ages
come to the skill and enterprise of the Engineer, the
Geologst. the Mineralogst the Surveyor, the Ar
cbitect Young men who have APTITUDE for the
Mathematical and Physical sciences will have a wdi
held opened n tl,orn fa in a N hnor bio q
heaithIui, and lucrative pursuit. tor which they
be thoroughly and nracticalIv nuali6eI i-f
small expense, the Western Military Institute
L 4 Il M
In the Academy, $50 OO per annuns
In the College, AZ W -
For Music nd US Of Arms and
Accoutrements, W
For Fuel, 90
lFI}oarding be bad in private families, at from
two O two and u half dollars u week. When in Ba r
racks, it is designed to furnish Commons uniform
rate. Students from distance will be required tt
boa rd at the Institute, and have communication
with the town except as allowed by written permits.
q-YThe session will commence on the first o
September, an d continue ten months.
June Let, 1919.