Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-15
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examination at least once In the yenr. aeeotdihgip
law.
FACULTY
Incorporated will, AL the po,sers. ttisirpqes md
rights es'ercise'h by tha Trustees nid Farulty uf my
other fbllper.
'rol T. r tol,,son. ftenernl Superintendent.
SOD r. w. Morgan. trinl Superintendent, aud Ttc
fessur Of Ergirerr ring md ef Natural History;
.Lirut. t"I y X. johnson. Professor Of Vatnral
Philosophy.
tMni. W. A, Forbes. Professor nj Mathematics.
Richard N. Newell, A NJ, Professor Of Ancient md
Mnftlern Languages. "
James q. fiaine, A. H.. Adjunct Professor Of Ian.
Re.y. !. X. Swim, A. NJ, Professor Of Eil,e- and
Bellies Je,ires.
Janes ". Dayiess. Esq, Professor " Law.
Rev. II. V. ID. Nevins. A. NJ Principal OF The
AcHtemy.
Cnp,. &. r. Mott. Teacher in Tie Academy.
Capt. w. w. aunt, ajutHnt NJ the Institute.
'E1nrn'et' NJ West Point. Educated Ut The Virginia
Military Institute.
Two hundred and FIVE tsdets. from fifteen iiHsrs,i
States. In w entered this Institution, sirte II tvas N.
ganized, 10 1917. II is entirely free from The control
IN domination Of amy sect ~ party. either political ~
religious. Etnnotny IN dress. by the adoption of "A
ricap l1niFrrm. for Winter. and Snmthef. liz figiIly
enforced. Every %stntlrntis required IL select II Etitss
guardian, with whom oil funds brought or received
mist be Deposited, and no debt must be constructed
without the consent Of such guardian.
An Institution combining HE science Of he West
Point Academy and NJ Polytechnic Institutes. will,
the classical literature of our best Colleges, adding
the nnlern languages, and supefahdina ~practitai
schools Of Law md Engineering. fie,riy realizes the
long felt Jesi1eratnm Of Il university able 10 NEE, tlpr
wants If Western rroeress-a university, where ati
tray selec, a cetirse ofstudy tc suit their itae, means
and professional destination.
Mr.. DAVIES, the Professor Of law. IL knpyyu In tt,s
varioas Courts ms n practitioner IF grtat ability, va.
ried learning. long ex JW,fienre and etaltei rtratar,.,.
Ills eminent qualification, tlis " holssne . exercise and
discipline NJ HE convenient 6ftervatiDn Of the forms
" jtHlieal proceedings, ofrf tptsttal iplnre,neuia
to those who ae earnest 10 achieve distinction NJ
profound Lawyers.
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
viii he Thoroughly aud practically Taught in the
Western Military histitute--tie Professor, f'ol. Mr.
gnh. being one IL The most skHful md erperieuepi
Engineers in the United States. All The i~ ~in.trt,-
melts connected with The department. have been
irocurcd Mt considerable eosi, and Of the hes, uunlly,
The Superintendent takes The liberty pfztatipr Thai
he II now offered S75 per month. FIR competent M.
sistant Engineers. One of his former pnpils receives
ut sliis time. S2,T per atpIH, as Principal Engineer
ofa Railroad now nnler construction IN Keniurky--
whilst others Of the tame rlnss ata receiving in ,iiH.t
ent parts Of the United States. s2JO0C, 1850, ~ SI,
2OD d year m Assistant Engineers.
The time is rapidly approaching wl,era there will
I've a great ,lsnand for sfrI ~ have been pre- pr red fpr
hat ereat vocation, at the Western Military Institute.
Nothing is ~ Tying they will reatljly command sI 200
Or Sl 500 per atinnm. Every man Ut sbssr yHtirn
most see that he gigantic enterprises already proposed
will give birth 10 hundreds OF others. tributary 10
them. The rhpid advancement ofmr whole country
and the eagerbess of our people. for exploring the
hidden Resources Of the new sfafes ard tl,e newly
acquired territory. will give ample scope fr apes to
come. 10 The skifl and enterprise Of The Engineer, the
Geolpgist, tid M,neralogist, The Surveyo. and the
Architect. Young men who have Aptitude fr tl,s
Mathematical and Physical sciences, will have q
wide field opened 10 them fw engaging In ~ honor.
able. a bcaItl,fuI and y lucrative pursuit. FIR which
they may be thoroughly ard practically qualified. in
n short time. and AT small enpeuse, at The Western
Military Institutes.