Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
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0lLlT A0Y l083t3U3k
BOARD OF VISITORS.

Military 10S1t3U1k,
/ BOARD OF VISITORS.
The A6jxssss Cssevol. together with i've 1t pes.
sous. to DO Annually appoiused BY the Essses-
tive. to attend examinations q lsass esos II
4 The year. acsorting to Law.
I FACULTY.
incorporated with ali u.e 20 vera, psvileReo ed
rights exercised by thc Tssssess asd Fssslsy
Of any other College.
sCoL. T. JOHNSON. Cessrsl Sxeevisses6sss.
scoL. L. W. MORGAN. yoiss SssevisssaI<~s,
a"d Professor Of Cira a~d Ma 6a9issseiae.
.Li1C.. Col q. X. JOHNSON. I'~e'esssr q 0sGA-
snafics.
MAJ. R,cuAaD O~sN. E.sassse # Nsssvss
Sci nee,-l.A pupii Of DIR. Tire. .f ss!.sgew.l
Mr. ALIEN. Sahvk. .idiaaes P.~f,sssv q k@-
ia'y Fer Is uio..,hs pup; sf the ceisAssseA
Rev. ii. V. y. Srv,r.. \. II. P..,...sv sfA.-
Gent Iansaog's.--. E-asa'r.. 81 Irsscesss Ce.-
ege. New Jersey.
JAMES G. ELA.>c. a. T.. .aJ,saes PssIssssv ~
Languages t.au al " n.;sing,cs College. r..
JAM. IL. DA.irss. Csa.. r..'.sssr ~ Lsw-
practitioner i" ''t ss'.eu. Courts Of XIV,
Rev J. X. Swift. :. NJ. frs,eAsss q DfAiee
and Bellies Lts',rs i Educated :, Yale College!
Mr.. L A CAMrEAr. P'ef. al .NsJern Lsa-
susges.- Educated IN The CT, q raris.l
Carr. c. L. Morn. Pr:acipo! Of Gis .AcsAsay.
y Educated in New York.
Carr. W. W. C.vxr. aai"i.nf OF tie lassissss.
Educated "a, wc., ro.u..
Two hundred and thirty Cadets. from kfless
different States. have catered this lusiitutioa
since il was organized. in lsl!. II 10 entirely
free from the control or domination Of a.y sees
or party. either political or religious. Economy
in dress. in the adoption Of II cheap Uniform. for
Winter and Summer. is rgdiy enforced Eve.
~ student is required TO select College guar.
dian. with whom all funds brought or received
must be deposited. and no debt must be contsu.i.
ed without THE consent of such guardian.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Will be Thoroughly and practically taught 10 The
Western Military lnstiiute--ihe Professor. Cot.
Morgan, being ono Of the most skilifnl and OK.
perenced Engineers ~ the United States. All
the insirune nis connected with that departmes 1t.
have been procured at considerable cost, and Of
the best quality.
The Superintendent takes the liberty Of s,a.-
ing that lie is now offered SIS per month. for
competent assistant Engineers. One Of his for
mer pupils receives at this time, s., 500 per an
num- Principal Engineer Of Railroad now
under construction in kentuck whilst 0tl,ess
OF the class receiving in different parts
Of the United States, $4,000. 81 500. or $500 a
year as Assistant Engineers. -.
L-The rapid advancement Of ooE whole
country. aud the eagerness Of people, fer
exploring the hidden resources Of tn. new States
aud the newly acquired territory. will give
Pile scope for ages 10 come, 10 the skill aud en-.
terprse OF the Engineer. the Gcologiss. the Min
eraogist. this Surveyor aud the Architect
a.
ematical und hysicaI scieuc~s. will have vide
field opened TO them for engaging in an henesa-
bic. heathful and Iuc raaive pursuit. for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail.
fled, in short time. and ut small e1pea0v. q
the Western Military Institute.
To secure the manifold advantage AZ health.
economy. discipline. progress aud moral training,
the Faculty Of this Institution have selected fos
its permanent location tise famous
blue Lick Spr1mgS.
Situated the lcxiug and MAvsyiilo Tu4ns
pike, tweniy-four miles from the latte: plaee.
and forty from the former: empilaticslly . eesn-
, try location, being ten or twelve miles dissans
from any town or village. The bu;idings ere
mostly new, well constructed for Oarrisen par.
poses; aud
Ample for the accommodation of Threo
II"ndled Cadets.
This place is unsurpassed for its healthy atmos.
phere, pure water aud romantic scenery: aud jss
unquestonable. one Of III. most eligible lesa.
, tons for Literary Institution in the U. Ssasss.
| The grounds nave beeu greatly improved sad
! orname mt ed during the last five years. A plat
Of forty acres. beautifully situated on tlss mar
gin Of the Licking River. Immediately in the
rrsr OF the buildings. will be reserved fot Militia
| ry Exercises
The removal will be made Immediately sftss
Christmas, and the School ope ned at thst pises
| ." tie ?M d"yof January. 1850.
| Vacation will embrace the months Of July end
| August. by which arrangement the Watering
|
the Institution. The Academic Ysar extesds
from the first Monday Of September TO the third
| Friday Of June-Forty weeks.
TERMS
The entire charge for Tuition. boarding. LedR.
ing. Washing: Fuel, Lights. Backing. Sctvasis'
| attendance. Music. use Of Arms. &c. &C.. viii
| be SLIGO per year. Payments will DO reqsisel
in ad vance, at that rate from the day Of eatranco
| to the end Of the Term. From the first Monday
Of January--for exampie--to the third Friday Of
June, twenty -four weeks il 10 $50.
Cadets from great distance. who prefer re-
msining ia Kentucky during Vacation. ess f;nd
the most comfortable Boarding in the families Of
our wealthy Farmers. at 81 so per week. Sosth-
ern or Western Students may land at Louiavills
and take stage, steamboat, or railroad to Frank
fort. and Lexington: thence in four -horss coach
IS to the Blue Licks. Or. they may ascend the
Ohio 10 Maysville. which 10 three hosrs stage
from the Springs.
o. This place is furnished with eemmsdisus
Baths. and 10 shundantIy supplied with Fee.
stone, Limestone and Cistern water Of tie bsst
quality. independent Of tho Sulphur Syringe.
and the Salts and Sulphur Springs.
CsoReEroww. Ky. November p, 1919.