Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-03-06
w L S T E X y
MILITARY ms THU T E,
BOARD OF VISITORS

The fd5atsHf General, toCethe 18th nv ut per
sens, to be annually appointed by the Esecu-
tive. TO attend examinations at least once in
the year, according To law.
FACULTY
Incorporated with all the powers. privileges and
rights exercised By the Trustees aad Faculty
OF au, Other College.
.CoL. r. r JOHNSON, General Saperiaiendent
/ Col F.. W. MORGAN. Joint S0Deriafeaaenf,
/ and Professor Of Csri! and Ma. Engineering.
! -LiEur Col. T. X. JOHNSON, Professor Of Xata-
esI.a!i-S.
MAJ. RICHARD Owrv. Professor Of Natural
I Seteace.--1A pupil of Dr. IRE, Of Glasgow
Mr. ALEX- SCHUE. i0gancf PFofesseT OF Asm
iafy - For Is months papil OF the cele braied
Lac big
/ Rev. II. V d. NEVIS. & " Professor OF In
J Client languages Educated at Princeton Col
! lege. New Jersey.
! JAMES e. BL,i>E, \. B. 4djanet Professor Of
| languages. Edu AT Washington College Ia J
! JAMES II. DavrIss. ESQ. Professor o. LaE.-
| \ practitioner in the various Courts OF Ky
/ Rrv. J. X. SWIFT. \. NJ. Professor Of Ethies
and Bcties Letters So Educated al Yale Col &c. !
/ Mr.. T. \. CaMBRAr. Prot Of Mo8ey.i Laa-
ruagfs = Educated ia the CITY Of Paris
Carr Z. T.. Morr. Principal Of The academy
| - Educated III New York
I Carr ". w GAuST, IdJSfaa. Of the Institute
Educated at Yves, Point
/ Two hundred and thirty Cadets. from fifteen
4
/ since it was ofgtAized. in 1877. Ii Is entirely
+ free fro:n the contro. or domination OF
or party, either political or religious. Economy
in dress, IN the aaopiion OF a cheap Uniform. for
/ W inter ana Summer, - rt.IGiy enforced I've.
~ student is required To select College guar
( dian. " al whom all fIuus brought or received
must br deposited, and De bt Ice contract
81 without the consent Of such guardian
/ CIVIL ENGINEERING
! VIII be i.oroughig and practically laugh, in the
Western Military lnst',ute--the Professor Col.
Morgan, being one OF the most sk iiul aud eN-
ner.cncea Engineers in the United States. All
( the instruments connectrc with that De partmcnt.
/ have been procured at considerable cost, and of
the best quality.
/ The Superinte udent takes the liberty of stat
ing that he is offered so per month, for
competent assistant Engineers One Of his for
mer pupils receives at this time, $4,000 per
mum, as PRINCIPAL Engineer Of a Railroad now
uBter construction IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS others
oil the class receiving IN different parts
OF the United States, S2aN0, Slo9o. or $1,000
year Assistant Engineers.
Jf4'The rapid advance nIent of cur whole
countrV, and the cagerness Of our people, for
eNpioriug the hidden resources of thu new States
and the newly acquired territory, viii give ann
pie scope for ages to come. to the skill aud en-
iterprse of the Engine the Gcologist, the VI n
! eralocis,. the Surveyor and The Ar,htect.--
/ y Dung men who have an ottuade for the Na,h-
ematical and Physical sciences. viii have a wide
field opened to them for engaging IN an honora-
Bile, healthful and "A lucrative pursuit for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail
fed. in a short time, and at small expense. al
the Western Military Institute.
To secure the manifold advantage of health
economy discipline, progress aud moral training
the Faculty Of this institution have selected foi
It's permanent location the famous
Essssc LiclS Springs.
Situated on the Lexington and Mays,iile Turn
pike, twenty-four mites from the latie- place
and forty from the former empha,ieaily eoun.
try iocot'on. beng ten or twelve miles distant
, from any town village. The buildings are
mostly new, well CONSTRUCTED for Garrison pu7-
poses; aud
Ample for the accommodation Of rarcs
Hundred Cadet.
This place is unsurpassed for It's healthy afinos
pherc. pure wafer ana romantic scenery, and j.
unquestionhbIc, one of the most elrht. iora
tlohs tor 4 Literary Institution IN the q. States
! he grounds nave been greatly Improved ano
!, oTnaine nted curing the last five wears. \ plat
Of forty acres. beautifully situated tire
gin of the Licking River. Immediately IN III,
OF ,i.e buildings, will he reserved for Militia
~ Exercises
The removal will be made immediately afiel
Christmas, and the School opened ut tina, ,.ac,
On TIE I'll day Of January, 1850.
Vacation will embrace the months Of july anf
August, by which arrangement the Watctin:
Season will not int rfere with the exercises o
The Institution. The Academic Year extend
from the first Monday of September TO The thir,
Friday of June-Forty weeks.
FERNS
The entire charge for Tuition, Boarding cd
ing, Washing. Fuel. Lights, Backing, Servants
attendance. Music, use Of Arms, &c. &c. vii
he @lGb per wear. Payments Will be require.
III advance, al that rate, from the day Of
TO the end oil the Term From the first MouGa-
+ Of January--for exanpe-;o the third litay O
June, twenty four weeks il is sos.
e & dfets from distance, who prrfsT re
naming ~ kentucky during Vacation. can fnt
the most comfortable Boarning IA The r.ptti,s .
our wealthy Farmers, ut ) so per week Soufh
-rn or " c-tern students may ttnd at Loufsyillt
and taae sttge, steanh boat, " railroad ia Frank
fort, and lexington; thence Ia four-iterse coaeh
es TO the Blue Lacks. Or, they may ascend ih'
Ohio to Maysvie, which is three hours stag,
t from the Springs.
~ This place is furnished with commodiou
L Baths, ard il abundont'y supplied VIII Free
9 stone, Limestone and Cis,ern water Of the bce
quality, independe of ihe Sulphur Springs
aud the Salts ana Sull hur Springs.
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