Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-22
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MILITARY TITUTE,
BOARD OF VISITORS
The AdJu,ant Generai, together with FIVE ft per
sons, Z" be annually appointed by the Execu-
tive, TO attend examinations a, least once in
the year, according to law.
FACULTY.
Incorporated with all the powers. privileges nd
I rights exercised by the Trustees and Faculty
oil any other Colicge.
\ -CoL. Il. JOHNSON, General Soprrintendenf.
Got. r.. w. MoRGAy, Joint .Superinfendent,
and Proiessor Of CtrA and MI. Engineering.
-LIEVT Cox. d X. JoHNsos, Professor of Mat-
MAJ X tcHAxo Owen, Professor of Natural
Science.-fA pnph OF Or. IRE, of Glasgow
Mr.. ALEX. ScHuE. 1djanct Professor Of hem
.siry-l For Is months a pupil of the celebrated
Rtv. H. V. d. NEVIS, \. NJ. Professor ofAn-
Gent Laagaoges. Educated at Princeton Col
legc, New Jersey.
JAMES G. BLAINE, A. b. Adjunct Professor Of
Languages Edu. at Washington COLLEGE, Pa !
JAMES II Davu.ss ESQ, ProEssor Of La,c.-
practitioner IN the various Courts of Ky
Rev. J. X. SWIFT, \. NJ, Projessor Of Ethics
mi Beiies Letfers II Educated II Yale oIlege. ]
Mr. T. \. CAMnEAY, PREF Of Nodern Ian
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CAPT. &. f.. MoTr, Prtncipai Of Me Academy
y Educated in New York
CART. W. w. GAuNr, AdJutant Of the Institute
Educated at West Point.
Two hundred and thirty Cadets, from fifteen
different States, have entered this Institution
since it was organized in lef7. IL is entirely
free from the control or domination of any sect
party either political or religious. Economy
1T.
Winter and Summer, is rgidy enforced Eve
~ stude nj is required TO select College guar
drin. with whom all funds brought received
must be deposited, and no de bt must be contract
ed without the consent Of such guardian.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
Will be ktorougMy and practically taught in the
Western Military Institute--the Professor, Col.
Morgan, being one Of the most skIllful aud
perienced Engineers in the United States. All
the insirumc connected with that department.,
have been procured at considerable cost, and oil
the best quality.
The Superinte nJcnt takes the liberty Of stat
ing that he is now offered S7o per month, for
competent assistant Engineers One of his tor
me pupils receives at THIS time, $1,000 per an
num- rs Prncioal Er~ineer Of u Railroad nov
under construction in entucky--,sllils, others
Of The same class are receiving ~ diiirre nj parts
Of the United States, 5000, $1,000, or $1,000
year Assistant Engineers.
j The rapid advance OF our whole
exploring the hidden resources of the new States
and the ne WHY acquired territory, viii give ann
pie scope for agrs to come, 10 the skill and
terprlse OF the Engineer. the Geoiogist, the Min
eraiogist. the Surveyor and the Architect
Young men who have aptitude for the Matll-
enaiical and Physical sciences, will have a wide
field opened To then for engaging in an honora-
Bile, heathfui and lucrative pursuit, for which
they may be thoroughly and practically quail
fed. in short time, and at small expense, .,
the Western Military institute.
To secure the manifold advantage Of health.
economy discipline, progress and moral training.
tn, Faculty OF this Institution have selected for
il permanent location the famous
Blue LiCiA Springs.
Situated on the Lexington aud Mdysville Turn
pike. twenty four miles from the latte: place,
and forty from the former cmphaiicaIIy coun-
try location, being ten twelve miles distant
from any town or village The buildings
mostly new, well constructed for Garrison pus-
poses; aud
Ample for the accommodation Of Three
Hundred Cadets.
lhis place IS unsurpassed for ITS healthy atmos-
phcre, pure water and romantic scenery; and ia,
unquestionabiy. one Of the most eligible loca-
tons Tor Literary Institution the u. States
The grou nds nave been greatly improved and
ornamented during the last five years. plat
Of forty acres. beautifully situated the mar
GU of the Licking River, Immediately in the
rror of the buildings, will be reserved for Militia
B
The removal will be made Immediately after
Christmas, and the School opened at that place
On the !h dnyof January. 1880.
Vacation will embrace the months of July and
August, by which arrangement the Watering
Season will not interfere with the exercises Of
the Institution. The Academic Year extends
from the first Nonday of September TO the third
Friday Of June-Forty weeks.
TERMS
The entire charge for Tuition. Boarding Loig-
ing. Washing. Fuel, Lights, Backing, Servants
allie dance, Music, use OF Arms, Sc, &c. will
be : 90 per wear. PAYMENTS Will be required
in advance at that rate from the day of entrance
io the eud OF the Term From the first Monday
OF January--for eXatnple--io the third Friday Of
June, twenty -four weeks il is $40.
Cadets from u great distance. who prefer re-
manning in Kentucky during Vacation. can find
thr most comfortable Boarding IN the families of
wealthy Farmers. at 81 DO per week. South
ern Western Students may land at Louisville
ami take Stage, steamboat. railroad to Frank :
fort, aud Lextngton; thence in iour-horse coach
Is 10 the Blue Licks. Or. they may ascend the
Ohio TO M,ysyle, which three hours stage
from the Springs.
r. This plnr. :, furnished with comm oa Gus
Baths, ana IS abunGantly supplied with Fee
stone, Limestone and Cis.ern water of the best
quality, independent of the Sulphur Springs.
and the Salts ami sulphur Springs.
GEORGETOWN. Ky. November 2i, 1919.