Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-04-06

ROAR y OF ~ISITOR
The Aaiutsnt General. together with Eve 1t persons
a. be nnnnnll appointed ny the Executive 10 attene
examination al least once in the year, according Il
Law.
Faculty..
Incorporated will, MI the powers, privileges an,
| rights esrercisad by the Trustees and Faculty Of an,
other College. a.
.Col. y r Johnson. General Superintendent,
col. 4. W. Morgan. Jnint superintendent. aud Pre-
rassaf Of Engineering and 6f MAJ ural History.
Lieut.. Col, II. X. Johnson, Professor Of Na,ura
Philosophy.
II Mai W. A. Forbes. Professor Of Mathematics.
Richard N. Newell, A NJ, Professor Of Ancient. ant
Morfern Languages. d
sey. J II. Swift. A. NJ, Professor OF E,hie. and
Bellies Ietttes,
larnes II. nasiess, Esa. Professor OF Law.
Rev. H. v d. Nesihs. A. NJ Principal Of thu
Academy.
Capte G. r. Mott. Teacher In the Academy,
Cant. ". w. aunt. Ajntan, of Tie institute.
Y. Elurate at West Point. tElueated uti,s Virgins
Military Institute.
Two hundred and Iiv., Cadets. from fifteen iitfiren
States. have Uttered this Institution since II was or
sanizetl. in 19if, 1t is entirely free from the con,ro
or domination ofany seet or party. either political u
religious. Economy In dress. by the adoption of
cheap Uniform. tur Winter. and Summer. is rigidl,
! enforced. Every student is required 10 select College
guardian, with whom al funds brought or received
must he deposited. and NJ debt must be eentractet
without tie consent Of s,Ci, guardian.
An institution combining the science Of The Yves
Point Academy and Of Polytechnic Institutes. will
the classical literature Of our best Colleges. t9ldi,,s
the modern Language les. and st,peradline ~prartirnI
! srl,rnls uf Law aud Engineering. yearly realizes t.
long Eel, ,lesijeratnm OF a university able TO meet tlt
wants of Western pragress-a university. where ri
may select a course nfstiidy 10 sttit their time, means
AMI prules Hioiial destination.
L., MI. DAVIES. the Professor Of Ia ". is known In tn,
81 ariu,4s Courts as a practitioner of great ability. va
rie,I learning. long experience and exalted character
/ Jjis eminent qualification. the Wholesome exercise ait
discipline pft,e convenient observation Of the form,
of i~u,lipal proceedings. offer unusual inducements
tn hose who are earnest 10 achieve distinction NJ
profound Lawyers.
CIVIL ENGIN EERING
VIII he thoroughly and practically Taught In thu
Western Military lnstitute-tle Professor. Col. Nor
gan. helns one ef the mus, skilful end experience,
Engineers IN the United Mates. All the the instt,,
mnnts connected with the department. have brel
procured ~ considerable cost. hnd oftle hest quality
The superintendent takeR'hc liberty otstatinp hin
he Is now offered a75 yer fflnnth. for cnn,r. ten, M
sistant Engineers. One of his Turner pupils receive
at this time. az. 800 per ann,1In. MS Printira Engines
Of Railroad now under construction In Kentucky
! whilst others Of the Fane elass are RECEIVING in differ
e,,t lmr,so of the United States. $4,000. & 800. or 81
900 u years H Assistant Engineers. y
The time IL rapidly approaching when shsr will
I've n great demand for such AZ have been pre- ared In
,ha, great vocation. Mt the Western Military Institute
Nothing ia so Tying they will readily command ~ .e<
or 81 500 per anfltm. Every man Of observation
mus SAG that the gigantic enterprises already proposes
will pise birth to hundreds OF others. tributary Il
them, The rapid advancement -four whole reuntr,
and the eager,,ess Of onr people. for exploring III.
hidden resources Of the new States and the newl,
acquired Tertiary. will give ample scope for ases /.