Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
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Tie AnTuIAsT GEarRAt. tsnstherU7fh fvs IS ~
sons 70 Be annually spPoiIse3 by DE Exscufis ~
atend exasaoaleas q lazss once Il ~ Tsar, e.
ooudiag 10 law.
FACULTY.
fNcoEF skTEp With ST. the p,twcra. rfivils-,sar4
rights EXERCISED b he Ttuslsss snd Fseuly q a.
iiher CoTege
col r F. JOHNSON, General S.perin.,ns.uf
sCel. T. ". MORGAN, Jsint Supsrisl-uE,rt. 81
P-gfsssor # Ga. aaS Nil EsginaTssQ.
'Liaui- Col. B. r. JOHNSON, Pyt5sssar Il AfzAs
m1'lcS
MAJ. RICHARD OWEN, Frgf,ssu- = Na,ursl SCI
eao-s, IApapil Of Dr. IRE, Glasgow.
M. ALEX SChUE, AGiEaef Professor u Chsssis-
try For : s months pupil O. liebig.
Rev. II. y. ID MENUS, A H., Professor n An.
cieHf LasguqgeS Educated a, Princeton College
JAMES q. BLAINE A. B., Ad5unrf Professor If
Languages Ttduessed a, Washington Col, Pa.
JAMES II DAVIES, Bsq., Professor 4 Lar
A practitioner in the yaross Courts Of Kentucky
Rev. J. r. SWIFT, A. NJ Professor n Eihics ana
Bsles LsftrsS. Educated At Yale COLLEGE
w, Z A CAMBRAY, Prof. ofMoSern Languages.
Educated in the city O. Pag;s.
Capt. c, t. MOTT, Principal IA he Academy.
lEdacatcd in New York.
Capt w. W. GAUNT, AdyH,aai n ne EaStifuis
Educated at West Point
Two hundred and hirty-fve Cadets, from IS differ
en-, States have e1tered this Institution since twas
organized ia lS47 Il entirely free from the con.
tro or domDation Of sny sect or party either polit.
Tl or religious Economy in dress, " the adoption
cheap Uniform, or Winter and Summer, is riV-
idly enforced, Every student is required 10 select
College Guardian with whom all fands brought or
received mus, Re deposited, and no debt must Be con-
tracted without the consent OF such guardian.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Nlll be thoroughly and practically taught in the
Western Military lnstitute--the Professor, Col Nor
gan, being one OF the most skllul and experienced
Engineers "a the Y. : Allne instruments connec-
ted with the department, have been aroeurcd at con-
siderable cost and Of the best quality.
The Superintendent takes the liberty OF stating that
he is now offered S75p month Tor competent asss-
tsnt Engineers Che OF his former pupils receives
a, Ih, time 50 800 per annum as Principal Engineer
OF a Railroad now under construction in Kentucky
whilst others olthe sane class are receiving in diff
erent parts Of the L. s., 1000, 800 or ZOO year
as Assistant Engineers.
The great aHd RAPID advancement Of our
whole country, and THE eagerness Of our people for
exploring the hidden resources OF lie new States and
the newly acquired territory, will give ample scope
or ages IN eo'1c 10 the skill and enterprise OF the
Engineer, the Geoogist, the Mneralogist, the Sur
Ne}es and the Architect Young men who have an
aptitude ior the Mathematical aud Phys cal sciences,
will hayea wide field opened to them Tor engaqrgin
AZ honorable, healhiul and lucrative pursuit. Ion
which tley may he thoroughly and practically quail
fed ~ short tine, and at snail expense, at the
Western Military Institute.
10 secure the manifold advantage Of health, econ.
omy, disc pine and moral training, the Faculty Of
this instUion have selected Tor is permanent oca
ton the famous
3=C5 -.-c= oSE-N Gs,
Situtrd on the Lexington and Maysyile turnpike, "a
miles from the latter place, and 10 from the former
emphaticSlya country location being 10 or ~ miles
distant from any townot village The buildings are
mostly new, well constructed for garrison purposes
and ample Tor the accommodation ui THREE HUN
DRIED CADETS This place is unsurpassed for
It's healthy atmosphere, pure water and romantic
scenery; and is uiqaes,lcnably one Of the most eli
e,bc locations for literary institution IN the United
states, The grounds have been greatly improved
and ornameRled daring the last wears. plat Of
40 acres. beautifully situated the margin Of the
Licking river Immediately 10 tie rear OF The build.
tRgs, vii BE- reserved nr military exercises.
The removal viii be madc Immediately after Christ.
mas, and the school ogened a; that place On the
SEVENTEENTH OF JANUARY, 1850.
Vacation will embrace the month Of July and Au.
gnst, BY which arrangement the watering season
will rot interfere with the exercises ofiLe institution.
The academic year extends from the LIST Monday
Of September 10 the 3rd Friday Of June 40 weeks
TERMS.
71m entire charge ior tuition, boarding, washing,
fuel, lights, BlackiDg, servants attendance, music,
use OF arms, &c, &c VIII be 500 per year. PAY
merit wit be required in advance At that rate from
the day Of entrance to The end Of The term. From
ibo Ut Monday u jauuay-tor e2amplc--io The
3rd Friday Of June, twenty four Veeks) Il IS 1916.
Cadets from ercst distsl ce who prefer remain
Ing il Kentucky during Vacation, can find the most
comfortable Boarding. IN the families Of our wealthy
farmers, Of so psi week. Southern or western
Students may andai Louisville and take stage, steam.
boat or rail road to Frankfort and Lexington thence
IN four horse ceache, % the Blac Licks. Or, they
may ascend the Ohio to Maysgille, which is hours
stage Iro,a Tue Springs.
ar This place is furnished with commodous
laths, and Is abundany supplied with Frestonc,
limestone and Cistern water 81 the best quality. in.
dependent Of Sulphur springs, aud SAILS aud Suphut
pr0ga.
UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI.
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