Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08
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BOARD OF yprrops

BOARD OF VISITORS.
The AdjsfsRf Gesersl. together With Eve st mar
sons, to be annually appointed By The Exees.
tive. to attend examinations a leaaa o.ee IN
the year. according to Law.
FACULTY.
Incorporated with all the Pc wers, privileges ana
rights exercised by the Trssfees and Fss.ny
Of any other College.
sCoL. Il. + JOHNSON. Ceaersl Ssseriafesisas.
Got. r. W. MoxsAS. Jei.t Sspsrssss.deas.
sLirrr. Cot b. K. Jonxsox. Professor q Nod.
srsaf.es.
MAJ. RICHARD Owr~. Proissssr Of Natural
Seisnee.-f pupil OF DR.. IRE. Of Glasgow
Mr.. ALnx. ScsuE. ADJUNCT Prsfessor Of kr..
issrs--, For Is months pupil Of the celebrated
Rrv II. vD NEv,r., A. NJ. Pvsksssor sfA..
eienf Langasces--[E Educ Gated at Princeton Col.
lege, New Jersey
JAMS G. BL.l>E, A. b. Adj4net Prefsssor Of
Langa"s.s-It.d u at w ashington College,
JAMES II. pAvfEss. ESQ. Pref,ssor ~ Lar
A practt',on-r IN the various Courts OF XVI
Rrv J. X. SwiFr, A. NJ, Praless.r Of Elk,es
aad Bei!ss L~ners Il Educated at Yale college
Mr. f. A. CAMsRN. Frnf. Of Mo3sra Laa-
sua-rs = Educated in the CITY Of Fau-l
Carr. {. l.. Morn. P,iae,pai Of LS< Aesdsay.
- Educated IN New Work t.-t..
Carr. W. ". GAr~r, Ada'ans cf Tie l~ss.ssss
Educated a, we., Point.
Two huuarcG and thirty Cadets from ff,-sn
different States. have entered this Institution
since II was organized. IN lSis. II Is -utir-tv
free from the control or .om,nsi,on Of aay sect
or party. either political or religious. Economy
"a ,ress, IN The adoption Of y cheap Uniform for
w fater and Summer. ~ r,g,div enforced Eve
~ student Is required 10 select a College guar
Gt,u. With whom all funds brought received
mus, b- deIo>,,rd. and j. ht must be contract
ed Without The consent of such guaroi1u.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
4 W III be ttoyoughfg aud practically taagh in tho
Western Military lnsututr-the Pro'- ssor. Col.
Morgan being one OF the most sk iltiui aud
perlrnccd ENGINEERS IA the United States All
The instruments connected with that de partmeni.
have brrn procured at considerable cost, aud OF
The best quality.
The Supertntrn,r 1T takes til. liberty Of stat
,ng that Le = Offered So per month, for
coilpctem, assistant Engineers. Que 81 his for
ner pupils receives Al 'stine, &2,aon per au-
uum, = fr.nc,pai En2,ne~r Of Railroad now
: under construction IA k-niuek y--whiisi oth~rs
Of the class receiving different parts
OF he United STATES. S2nro. $500. or sla30
wear - ASSISTANT Engineers.
Js~'Ihc rapid advancement of whole
country. a1a the c".rrnr>s OF our people. for
exploring The h!tcn resources of the new States
aud the newiN acquired territory, will give
pie scope for Hges to come 10 the skill ani ~n-
trrprisr OF the Engineer, the Ceoiogist. the Min-
.raloglst. the Surveyor and the Architect
Young Who have alfitade for the Math-
euis,tir.i and IhN seal sciences. viii have a lido
field "r-urd 1" them far engaging IN an honorn-
h.c, Al l-aiihu and Il lucrative pursuit. for vi Inch
the. may he thoroughly and practically luai.-
tie., u short time, and Al small expense. at
the Western Military Institute.
To secure the manifold advantage Of health.
economy discipline. progress aud moral training.
The Faculty Of this Institution have selected for
lil> permanent loo alton the famous
IIluc Lick Springs,
Situated on the Lexington aud Maysvile Turn
pike. twenty four mites from the latte place.
ana forty from the former. cmphat,caiiy n eons-
Try location. being ten or twelve m,cs distant
trom any town or village. The buildings arc
ngo>tly new, we'll constructed for Garrison pug
tos"~; aud
tmpic for the accommodation Of Three
Hundred Cadet.
Tins place is unsurpassed for ais healthy atmos.
plef", pure water .,oA romantic scenery ana -.
,IuqHr>it"nati,. one OF thu most eligible io.a-
IONS foT Il Literary Institution ia the T.. States,
| h grounds nave barn greatly improved and
| ,tntincntrd during the last five wears. plat
oi forty acres beautifully situated on The mar
an of the Licking EI,rr, imunrdittriy IA tn.
rrir Of the buildings, will he reserved for Militia
~ Ex- rcises.
The removal viii he male Immediately an-r
Christmas, and the School opened al that place
On hr .h d"yo J"nnn,y. l>1b
Vacation " III e,nbrac. the months of July aud
August, by which arrangement the Watering
season viii not interfere With ihe exercise cf
he Institution. The Academic Year -.isnds
isetp ih. first MONDAY of September TO the third
.tiay OF June-F"rty weeks.
FER Ms.
/ Tn. entir- chsrrc tor Fnition. boarding. Lodg-
ing, " ashihr. Full, Lights. Hacking, >-rvani.'
attendance. Muse, use oi Arms. txc.. &c. Will
b. II 100 per Year. Payments " al 10. required
advance, at that rate from the da, OF entrancs
Ia tn. end OF the Term FROM the first Monday
Of Jauuarv-for .Aa'npl---io the 'h,rd FRIDAY Of
Jun~, twenty four weeks ~ Is $40.
Cadets from great t,s,hnrc, who prefer re-
|iu1luing ia Kentucky auring Vacation can find
the most com t"riah'e Boarding IL the fsui-s &c
vrhlihy Farmers. al 81 - per week. ~ou,h-
cin Western Students may lsnJ al Louisville
and take stage, steaIttaat, railroad TO Frank
fort, aud l.. xlugton; thence IN four -horse coach
10 the Btu" I.ick~. ar, they may asr- al the
Dhio 10 Nay s,ilie, winch ~ tire. hours stage
from the Springs.
n-'F This piae. ~ furnished " ifh comm 1ious
Haft, and i. album !antiy supplied witt, Fee
stone, Iinfesteue .iLd Ci.,-rn WINTER Of the b-pt
quality. independent OF the Sulphur Springs,
and the salts and sulphur Springs.
GForcErows. Ky. November u, 1910.