Richmond palladium., 1850-04-17
W + S T l. r Y
Il ILIT AIRY THU TIE,
BOARD OF VISITORS

BOARD OF VISITORS.
The Adja,aa. General, together with I'VE ii per
sons. 10 be annually appointed BY the Exrcu-
tive. to attend examinations al least once IN
the year, according to law.
FACULTY.
incorporated with all the powers. privileges an /
rights exercised BY the Trustees and Fae4.' :
of any other college.
Got I. F JOHNSON. Genera, Superintendent.
sCoL. l.. W. MORGAN, joint SUPER. .afsnaeaf.
and Professor or Girl and Mili Engineering
-LIFrr. COT. b. k. JOHNSON. Professor Of .Na;.-
fmatics.
MAJ. RIcu.ao OwE~, Projtssor Of Neturgl
ScieHee-fA pupil OF DR.. Ure Of Glasgow
Mr ALEX. ScHUE. Ad}anet Projessor Of hem
istry-IFor Is months pupil OF the celebrated
Liebig
REV Ii. V D. NEVIS, 4. VI. Professor ofin-
Gent Languages.--. Educated at Princeton Col
lege, New Jersey.
JAMES G. BLAINE, A. &. 4sdjanct Professor Of
LangaageS.-.E Edu 81 w ashins College. Pa
JAMES II. DasiEss, ESQ. P,otrsso,- Of Lae-
i practitioner III ihe various Courts of kyN
REv. J. +. SWIFT. A. NJ. Professor Of Eihies
ana Reiies Letters -. Educated at Y.le CoiirgeI
Mr.. Z a. CAxbEAr. Prgf. Of Mohern Laa-
eaages---i Educated in the CITY of Paris
CART. C. Z. Morr, Principal of tie Academy.
= Educa,ed i'll New York
Cart W. w. G.rSr, Adyutan. Of TIE Institute
.Elucatsd at Wcs, Point.
Two hundred ana thirty Cadets from, iiteen
different States, have entered this Institution
e.nce IL was organized. ia 1877. II is entirely
Tree from the control or doHlination OF any sect
or party, either political or religious Economy
i Il Gress, in the adoption OF Il cheap Uniform fo-
y inter ana Summer, is rIgiGty enforced Eve
~ student IS required to select u College guar
uitn. with whonI all :a.os brought received
must be deposited, and q bt must be contract
ed without Inc coasen, OF such guaruian.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Will be bet4ofouatiy and practically taugh, in The
Western Military Insttute-the Professor. Col.
Morgan, being of the most skiijla and ex-
perienced Engineers III tie United States. Ill
the instruments connect-c with TIA; department,
have been procured at considerable cost and OF
the best quality.
The Superlnl- nc.cnt tax the liberty Of stat
ing that he is now offered SO per month, for
competent assistant Engineers One of his for
me pupils receives at this time, $1,000 per
mum, as Principal Engineer of Railroad
under construction III hentuck y--.rhIlst others
of the same class receiving IA different parts
OF tie United Stues. S2Uu0, $3.50, or Sl2J0
year Assistant Engineers.
il HE rapid advancement of our whole
country, and the eagerness of people, for
exploring the hidden resources of the new States
and the newly acquired territory. Will give ann
pie scope for ages 10 come, TO the skill and
terpr.se OF the Engineer. the Geoiogist, the MIN
eralogst the Surveyor and the Arch!tect.--
elsa:Ici! and Physical sciences, VIII have a wise
field opened 10 them for engaging IN an houora-
bic. heaihfui and lucrative pursuit. for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail
fled, III short time, and at small expense, at
the Western Military Institute.
To secure the manifold advantage of health.
economy, discipline. progress and moral training
the Faculty of this Institution have selected for
its pern,ane Mt location the famous
Esitse Lick Springs,
pike, tweuty four miles from TIE latte. place.
and forty from the former; emphaticaiIy cOun-
try location, being ten or twelve miles distant
from any town or village. The buildings
mostly new, we'll constructed for Garrison pu--
pcse>; and
Ample for the accommodation of Three
Hundred Cadet.
This place is unsurpassed for its healthy atmos-
,,cTc, pure water and romantic scenery; am. IS,
unquestionaiIy. one of tn. most eligible loca-
lions fo- Literary Institution in the L. States,
The grounds nave been greatly improved and
ornasnented during the last five years. pla,
of forty acres, beautifully situated the mar
gin of the Licking River. Immediately in The
Of tie buildings will be reserved for Militia
~ Exercises.
The removal will be made Immediately after
Christmas, and the School opened at that place
On tire IN dayof January, 1880.
Vacation will embrace the months of uiy i.
August, by which arrangement the Watering
SEASON vii! not Interfere with the exercises of
the Institution The Academic Year extends
from the first Monday CT September TO the third
Friday Of June-loriy weeks.
TER tIS
The entire charge Tor Tuition, Boa riding, Lodg
ing, w a>hing. Fuel, Lights, Backing, Servants
attendance. Music, use of Arms, &c. &c. will
be -i60 per year. Payments Will be required
in advance, that rate. from the day OF entrance
10 the eio OF the Term From the first Monday
of Jauuarv--for examp'e--to the third Friday Of
June, TIVE uty-iour weeks it is Sj6.
Cadets from great distance, who prefer
naming in kentucky during Vacation, can find
the most comfortable Boarding in the families OF
our wealthy Farme RS, AT 81 80 per week. South
ern or W estern Students may land at louisville
and take stage, steamboat, railroad to Frank
fort, ana Lextngton thence in four horse coach
to the Blue Licks. Or, they may ascend the
Ohio TO MaysvIe, which is three hours stage
from the Springs.
fr-F This place is furnished with comtnodous
Baths, and is abundaItlv suppIied with Free
stone, Limestone and Cistetn water of the best
quality, Independent of the Sulphur Springs.
and the Salts and Sul phur Springs
GEoRoETowS, Ky. November 81, lS49
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