Washington telegraph., 1850-10-02
a G U LTY.

70 atleud tANlnlhaNnlh Al leaht Ihcp III the year
according to Law
FACULTY..
lNenRruRArEn with all the powers. privileges
aud rights exercised By the Trustees and Faculig
Of any other College.
Col W. f.. JOHNSON, General Superintendent -
Educated at West Point.
Col Il. W, MORGAN, Joint Superintendent, aud
Prof of Civ, and NIL Engineering Il Educated
at West Point.
L,eur Cot WR.JouSsoS, Prof Of Mathematics
Educated at West Point
Mai RcAEn nWeE, rfaf. Of Natural Science.
IA pupil Of DR. ure, Of Glasgow,
Mr.. ALEx SoueE, Adjunct Prof. Of Chemistry,
For i months pupil Of the celebrated lieblg
Ruy II. V, ID. MINUS, 4 NJ, ftoi OF Ancient
Languages Educated at Princeton College, M,
Jaws G.. nAlSg, A. n Adjunct Professor Of
Languages Edueatedn nl Washington GoleFe,Pa
jaws II. nAytE#a, Esa., Prof fol Luw.-[A A prac-
llionefin the yafinus Courts el Kentucky.
Reg J. Il. SWIFT, 4. NJ, Professor el Ethics
aud Bellies I.eiltes.=i Educated at Yale College
Mr. L. 4. CAnasAYi Prof Of Modern Languages.
Educated IN the city Of Pafls.
Carr e. y. Marf, Principal Of the Academy,
Educated IN New York,
Carr. W. ", GAuSr, Adiutant of the Institute
Two hundred anl seventy Cadets, from eighteen
different Sllrs. haye entered this Institution since
Il was organized, in 1871 II ia entirely free from
the control or domination Of any sect or party,
either political Or religious. Economy in dress,
hy the adoption af a cheap Uniform, iar winter
aud summer, ia fgidly enforced. Every student
q required 10 select College Ruafdiau, with whom
al fluid brought af frrtyed must be deposited,
and no debt must be contracted without the con.
sent Of such GUARDIAN.
CINiL ENGINEERING
VIII be horourAly aud prieiie1lig taught in
the Western Military lntlaute-ihe Professor,
Col, Marsan, being one of the most aklllful snd
experienced Ensiaatfs in the United i4ies. lie
was for d long time the Principal Assistant Engi-
ncer Of peuns, lNania, aiitf receiving tie highest
houofz Of the u. $. Military Academy At West
Point. All the instruments connected with that
department have heVn procured at considerable
cost aud Of the bezI quality.
The Superintendent lakes lie liberty pi stating
that he Is now oIffsd SIS per month"; for com.
patent assistant Engineers One Of hH former
pupils receives at lhis liue z2,501 per annum, as
Principal Engineer II a failfuad nUw under con.
tliaeiaa Ia Kentucky whit oilrrs e1 the same
class are receiving ia ditfsal patil Of tie United
States - 900, sl,500i or : 200 Jar a. A..
ariaHt Engineer.
The rapid udyandrmeuto Of uuf whole eaaairy, aua
the easemess Of our people for exploring The
resources Of the new State and the newly
acquired territory, will give ample scope for ages
TO come, 10 the skH aud ralePfisr of lie Eng'-
neef, the GeoagIsi. the Musfaiag..l, iiis Surveyor
aad the Architect Young men wha have an
aptitude for the Mathematical and Physical sci.
eneeH. will have a wide field uptued u them flf
engaging in an honorable, healliiul aud lucia.
tive pursuit, iof which they may be thoroughly
aud practically nal6ed, IN short time, aud At
small expense, Al the Wrsiefn Military Institute.
To secure tie manifold advantage 81 hssllh,
tcouamy, discipline, progress aud mufal lfainIuH,
the Faculty uf ihia Institution have aelee,ed Tor
| its psfnancui location the lamous
BLUE LICK SPRINGS,
situated on the Lexington aud Mayss,lle Tufn.
pike. . 1 miles from the latter place, and 40 lfom
ihe former; cmphntically e0Hsiry location, boing
| ten or twelve miles distant from any town or yI.
] lane. The buildings ate mostly new, well con.
! struet,d iar garrison purposes, aud ample for H.
accommodation u three hundred Cadets.
This place Is unsurpassed ior H. healthy at.
mospLcIr, pure water aud romantic scenery; aud
b., uuqu, -toaaby, one Of the ml-i eligible loca.
tons lor Literary lp.iduiiona Ia the q. States.
/ The grounds have ocen greatly improved and
! oruamenlcd duriaf the l4A lyc ycaf. a plat
OF forty ucfrs, beautifully situated on the margin
OF the Licking River Immediately 10 the rear Of
] the buildurs,A BE- rratrrd iofm.i.lary EXERCISES
The rrmofal will be made immediately after
Chrsimar, and The School opened At that place
us 4iiE SEVENTH DAY OF jASuAHY, 1850
Vacation will embrace lle months Of July sud
/ August, by which araug5 tie watering
season y ~ 10, interfere with ,ac exercises Of thr
I Institution.
The Academic Year extends from the Gnt
/ Monday Of September to the third Friday Of June
Forty weeks.