Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-09

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WIN be thoroughly and practically taught in the
western M'httry lnsttulc--tIe Professor, CoI' Nor
Eh De'lS one OF I4s most sAll'iai ana eAPenencea
h'Sln'e.1 IL 'Nc ~ - ant G instruments coI'lee
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S', N, rvs g, oos'' ana vi ,ne pest quarry,
'9 ,'!1'.n' 1tNes the merry OF stuhE 'H@
nt Is 10" 'Aefe1 20 per montA Tor competent ass
O,''S h,S'"eers' O'e oil AIS 'orlnef pups receives
~, US 1'i"e' 2-'1oo pr aiNuh' as ith'a E"k"t''
VI 1t nam op no" unoef construction IN NeHtu'h!
"'''S' o"es7 O. lte ,aile cIaSS are RECEIVING IN
.eret paris o, the o. H'=oVo' 300 or 200 year
ia t1n9''''U Ens1iVS's'
i"e great ana TaP'd advancement OF ou'
"n9'o oo"n'I!' aio l"e e"9erheSs o. cur people oI
u'e ".uu5u resources o. 0e new 0tateS 'no
tue ne"', eoI"l''u 'eItIto'y, VII, give ample Svoc
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70 s,,,,-n , ,,is,IJ on
or,- disc;nino and .anraI tr,innr IA T,oDI,
tbis lac elected 1or ~ rnrr,'non, i0oa
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Stuted on the Lexington and MaysYillo turnpike, a
miles from the latter place, and 10 from the lormer
emphatically a country location, being IGOR II miles
distant from any town or village The buildings are
mostly ne,q, well constructed for garrison purposes
and ample tor the accommodation ofTllREE HUN
DRIED CADETS. This place is unsurpassed for
its healthy atmosphere pure water and romantic
scenery; and is unquestionably one OF the most eli
glbe locations for literary institution in the United
States. The grounis have been Greatly improved
and orn4meRted during the last wears A plat Of
40 acres, beautifully situated on tie margin Of the