Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-09
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Military IHSTl3UFR
BOARD OF VISITORS.

/ 01LIf AIRY I00Tl1Ufk
BOARD OF VISITORS.
The Adjstsss CeseTsl. together Nth Eve G. pee
sons, 10 be annually appointed hy the Execs-
tVe' 10 atenc exam'naaiens At least once 10
the year. according 10 Law.
! FACULTY
incorporated with all the powers, privilege. .,S
rights exercised by the T,ssssss and Fseshv
OF any other College.
.CoL. T. JOHNSON. Geaersl Ssp<riaiesSeas.
.Col f.. w. MoxGA~, Joisf Sss~visss.Ge.s.
and Professor of Girl and Md Eagisesrtsx
sILErr. Coz. Il. Il. JOHNSON. f'reFesser Of NsfA-
eRsatics.
Ma. RICHARD owK~, Professor Of Nsssrsl
Seisnes.-l pupil OF Dr. trr, Of Glasgow
Mr. Alsx ScHrE, .iJi1acf Professor Of Asa.
issry---Ifor - months pupil of the celebrated
Lie big
! Irv. ii. V. u. NEvrs, A. NJ Professor Of A
eient languages Educated al Princeton Col.
| iegc. New Jersey
| JAMES G.. BLAINE, A. b.. Adjsaef Prsfssssr Of
Lang Ecu. at W asLingion College, r.
JAMES u pAsihss. ESQ. Psoi,sser Of Lse.-
practitioner IN the various Courts Of XIV
| Raw J. K. SWIFT, A. NJ, Professor Of E,Aics
and Bales Lefisfs Il Educated at Yale College
Mr.. l. a. C.NnRA,, Pref. Of Modern Lea.
gaagss Educated IN the City Of far,sl
| Carr. c. T.. Norr. Principal! Of l4e Aesdesv.
IL Educated IN New York
Cart w. W. GAvNr. AaJ.sant Of iAe Issfissis.
Two hundred aud thirty Cadets, from fifteen
different States, have entered this lnsttut,oo
since IL organized. in lrl.. II - entirely
free from the control or domination Of any sect
or party, either political or religious. Economy
IN dress, IN The adoption of a cheap Uniform. fer
Winter and Summer, IS rigidly enforced Eve
~ siuien, is required to select College guar
d.an. with whom all funds brought or received
must be deposited, and no de bit must be contract
ed u
CIvu. ENGINEERING
VIII be thoroughly and practically taught in tho
Western Military lns,itute--ih- Professor, Col.
Morgan, being one of the most ski and ex-
perienc-d Engineers in the United States. All
the ,ns,run,c ntS connected with that department.
have been procured at considerable cost, and Of
> the hest quality.
The Superintc ndent takes the liberty Of stat
: ing tina, he is offered A75 per month, for
!. competent assistant Engineers. One Of his Ter
pupils receives at THIS time, 81, 500 per
mum, Principal Engineer Of n Railroad now
, under construction IN krniuck y--~hilsi others
r oi The class receiving IN different parts
OF the United States. S2aoo 500, or 81 300 .
year as Assistant Engineers.
j The rapid advancement OF our whole
couutry, and the eagerneSs OF our people, for
exploring the hidden resources of the States
and the newt, acquired territory, will give an,-
pie scope for eyes 10 come, To the skill mud
tcrprIsr oi The Engineer. the Geoogist, the Mn
cral"gi,t. the Surveyor aud the Architect
Young men Who have an dpffade for the Math-
rmat,cal ana Physical scirnces, will have a wiio
fria opened 10 them for engaging ~ honora-
IA bic. h.ailhiul and luc rst,vr pursuit, for whic
: they may be thoroughly and practically quail
fled. short time. and AT small expense, AZ
. the Western Military Institute.
i To secure the manifold advantage az he altli.
economy, discipline, progress aud moral training.
. ihc Faculty Of this Institution have selected for
/ It's permanent location the famous
Esluc Lick Springs.
Z situated on the Lexington aud Maysvil~ Turn
pike. twrhi -four mtles from the Initr- place.
u and forty from the former: emphaiicaiy a roua-
: try foc"f'on. being ten or twelve miles distant
r from any town village. The buildings ar.
mostly new, we'll constructed for Garrison pu.-
pos =; aud
Ample for the accommodation Of Three
Hundred Cadet.
E This place is unsurpassed for It's healthy n,,nos-
: phcr". pure water and romantic scenery; and -,
e unqursiionahlc, Of the most -ligihI. io:a-
: iions for Literary Institution III The T. States.
The grounds nave been greatly improved AMI
ornnn'tntrd during the last five years. a pla,
# forty acres. beautifully situated on the mar
i I'm al the Licking River. immediately ia ,h,
r" "t lhr buildings, viii bc reserved lot Milii,-
~ Exercises.
t. 'ilr removal viii be made Immediately after
thfsiinas. and ia" School opened al HAT place
+ On Tire III doyof January, 1850.
Vacation will embrace the months Of July aud
/, august, hy which arrangement the w at. ring
~"asnn viii not interfere with the -x-rcI.-s al
the Institution. The Acad-inic Year -Airn.Is
from ihr hIst Monday Of September TO the third
| Friday Of June-f"rty weeks.
TERNS
1he 'n'ir. charge TOR Tuition. Boa riding. Lod e.
e my, " a>blhg, Full, Lights. Biackirg, Servants
Htcutan~e, Music, nse Of \ rms, &c, &c vii
"a 100 per Year. Payments Will b- rsauit..
"a advance. AT that rate from the day Of
If &" the rnd oil the Term From III. first Mond.,
of Jaeuart--ior exainPie--io the third Friday u
June, "niy-tour weeks il is 500.
Ciicis from great Gistauce, who prefer r..
mining IN Kentucky during Vacation. can fluid
Ihr hfo-t comfortable Boarding IN the families Of
" our wealthy Farmcr RS. 1T ) 80 per week. South
}, "rn or W r~irrn Students land at Louisville
and take s;sgc. steamboat, railroad In Frank
r. fort. and Lexington; leucr III four ors. coar
r IS 10 the Blue Lacks. Or. they may nj the
OHIO TO Nays.iIte, which is three hours stage
from the SPRING.
OF This place is furnished with commodious
Baths, and is abundan,ly supplied with Free
r. stone, Limestone and Cisiern water Of the br,
quality. independent Of the Sulphur Springs
and the Salts and Sulphur Springs.
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