Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-03-02
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,...,,l, a. ~ 80 n',a,s nr,;lsces ~,
rl,s e,err,.ed hv the Trustees and FacuTt, Of ary
,her College
tCoI II f. JOHNSON General Superintendent
sol r W MORGAN. mint Supcrin,cn,lsat, and
protsxxo, If IN a0d vi E,ciueoriUo
VI iont Col il r JOHNSON Projcssor nj Matte.
no,;cs
Mai PICHARD OWEN Professor of Natural Sci.
encoy, "a nnnil oc DIR. IRE GLASGOW.
Mr. AIFX SGuItE AByuct Protossor Of Cbemis.
,ru IFnr Is ,nonths n nnnil Of Licbr
Rey n Y n NEVIS a NJ. proiessor Of An.
c;s1J Joagyggor fEducatpd At Princeton College,
JAMES G" blaine. A, B., Adjunct Professor If
Ian,,,,oory rfdncatod At u ashinpton Col, Pa.
lanes Fl DAVIES ESQ Protesy,r Of lar
"A nr,ctitioner in The yarious Courts of Kentucky
Rev j. R. SWIFT. A. NJ. Professor Of Ethics and
B,Hes L.ures IEducated at Yale College
)IrEACAMBRA Az, Pr6E Of Modern Languages.
fFducated in the CITY of Paris
Can't G. n. MOTT. ptiHci,al in the Acadcmg
Educated in New York,
Capt w. w. GAUNT, AdjHtqnt Of me institute.
*Educated at West Point
Two hundred and thirty-fye Cadets from ! differ
ent States have entered This Institution since it was
organized inlSt7 1t is entirely free from the con-
troll or domination of any sect or party either po-
cal or religious Economy in dress by the adoption
ola cheap Uniform, for Winter and Summer, is rig
idlv enforced, Every student is required 10 select
a College Guardian with whom nil funds brought or
received must be deposited and no debt must be con-
trae ted without the consent OF such guardian.
u.u CIVIL ENGINEERING
"'li De tnofo"giy ana Ptac4eais 'dugnt III 'He
western Mi''ary lhSttu'e-ine iolessor' VOL 'or,
gan oe'hg one OF tne most skii.ui ana eApef'e"eo
hnglneerS IN 'he " .. AN oe instruments e'''nee
'eG WIN Tue department nave oPe,l procured con
satraoe cost ana ol 1he oeSl qualify. 49,
Inc superintendent taxes inc llDer'y Oh s,luhg us'
ne now ofeieu = 20 per mohtl of competent asSS
IAN, Engineers ohe OIL HIS 'ofiHGr PuPlS receives
al th1 Time, S2'2Vo per annom as frhcipai Engineer
OF ha,'roaa now Hnoef construction III heHucW
whist others OF tle same class are receiving III o''
ereht paris 81 the u o. -Voo' looo' OF l'-oo yea"
as assistant O., Engineers
ne great ana RAPID advancement OF our
Wh9e country, ana the eagerness OF our people 10,
exploring 'ie hiuael resources OF the ne" 0,ats anu
te new. avIa,''a 'tl' e, WI, s,se ape % s
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w, we n,trss or
81, Jlo5aule heatu alu ,,a,;
sn'on uey may " ono'3"siy "nu pae..a"s t't tho
n nv, ~ s n,1 t.'.'T' %u '" ~
"o.Vein ""t ,s;eid oc,o,,,1, o,or.
40 secure ''e ,ho E.,.,
omy discipline anu 1a ',% a 1i'o
TINS lnstetlon nave ''is'''0 ~ ''' P'''i"'"' wv"
llon the Ismous
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Situted on the Lexington and Maysville turnpike "a
miles from the latter place and 40 from the former
emphaticaly country location being 10 or II miles
distant from any town village The buidingsare
mostly new, well constructed for garrison purposes,
and ample Tor the accommodation OF IHREE HUN
DRIED CADETS. This place is unsurpassed io'
It's healthy atmosphere, pure water ana romaHlp
scenery and is unquestlonaby one OF the most ell
gbe locations for literary institution in the United
states. Inc grounds nave been greatiy improves
and ornamented during the last years pla' o.