REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS AND CADETS VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEXINGTON. VA. JULY, 1846.

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1 REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS AND CADETS OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, LEXINGTON. VA. JULY, 1846.

REMARKS. The Virgtxia Military Institute was established, and is supported by the State of Virginia. An arsenal containing 30.

In 1S39, this appropriation was transferred to the support of a company of cadets, who, in addition to their duties as a guard, should also be placed under a course of instruction, upon the basis of

The Institute supplies to the State cadet his board, tuition, fuel, lights, books, mattrass, medical attendance and stationery ; and in consideration thereof, he is required to teach two years after

2 REMARKS. The Virgtxia Military Institute was established, and is supported by the State of Virginia. An arsenal containing stand of arms is located here, which was formerly guarded by a company of enlisted soldiers, at an annual expense of about In 1S39, this appropriation was transferred to the support of a company of cadets, who, in addition to their duties as a guard, should also be placed under a course of instruction, upon the basis of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point. Upon this new system the Institute has been in successful operation for seven years. The cadets admitted consist of two classes, Slate and Pay cadets. The Institute supplies to the State cadet his board, tuition, fuel, lights, books, mattrass, medical attendance and stationery ; and in consideration thereof, he is required to teach two years after graduation. The Pay cadet is at his own expense, which averages 250 per year, for ever} T charge, including clothing. The State cadets are selected from those who are unable to bear their own expenses. The Institution has always had as many pupils as its buildings would accommodate, and numbers twenty-seven Stale and sixty-three Pay cadets. Applications are made by letter to the superintendent prior to the first of July, each year, and appointments are made for both classes of cadets, by the Board of Visitors, respect being had to their due apportionment among the several districts of the State. The Literary Fund of the State contributes 1500 per year to the Institute for the education of teachers, and the State has received tuitiun fees from the pay cadets to the amount of 7,800 since its organization, which sum is applied to the increase of the number of Siate cadets, and to the enlargement of the accommodations of the Institute.

INSPECTOR (EX-OFFICIO) His Excellency, Wm. Smith, Governor of Va.

C. Johnston, Abingdon. Gen. C. P. Dorman, Lexington. Gen. Corbin Braxton, - - - King William.

,... Col. George W. Munford, R- Aug. Thomson, Esq., Robt. Johnston, Esq.

3 INSPECTOR (EX-OFFICIO) His Excellency, Wm. Smith, Governor of Va. BOARD OF VISITORS. Gen. Wm. H. Richardson, Adj Gtn. (ex-officio.) Gen. P. C. Johnston, Abingdon. Gen. C. P. Dorman, Lexington. Gen. Corbin Braxton, King William.... Philip St. Geo. Cocke, Esq., - - Powhatan. Fauquier. Inman Horner, Esq.,... Col. George W. Munford, R- Aug. Thomson, Esq., Robt. Johnston, Esq., Col. John Jordan,... Richmond.... Kanawha.... Harrison. Rockbridge.

ACADEMIC STAFF. Col. Francis A. Smith, A. M., Superintendent and Professor of Mathematics and Mechanics. Maj. J. T. L.

Gilham, Professor of Physical Sciences Instructor of Tactics and Commandant of Cadets. Capt. T. H.

Forbes, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Lieut. Wm. H. Richardson, Jr., Assistant Instructor of Tactics. Lieut. T. B.

4 ACADEMIC STAFF. Col. Francis A. Smith, A. M., Superintendent and Professor of Mathematics and Mechanics. Maj. J. T. L. Preston, A. M., Professor of Languages and English Literature. Maj. Wm. Gilham, Professor of Physical Sciences Instructor of Tactics and Commandant of Cadets. Capt. T. H. Williamson, Professor of Engineering and Instructor of Drawing and Geography. Lieut. Wm. Forbes, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Lieut. Wm. H. Richardson, Jr., Assistant Instructor of Tactics. Lieut. T. B. Robertson, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Lieut. R. E. Colston, Assistant Professor of French. MILITARY STAFF. H. M. Estell, M. D., Surgeon. T. H. Williamson, Treasurer. Wm. R. Richardson, Jr., Adjutant and Quarter Master. W. S. Erkridge, Steward.

1 1 FIRST CLASS, (GRADUATES) 1846. Merit in 1 rj Names. Counties. i bfl s. e O CO <u u ' t 1 ^ f^ 5* ~Cr 4 E»l 2? Co < i- *.* Remarks. 5J fcl f o o *1 T. B.

Colston, Berkeley, 5 6 1 1 4 4 1 4 1 12 2nd Captain. 5 R. H. Keeling, Richmond, 9 9 12 3 7 5 5 6 5 4 Lieut. 6 G. W. Bruce, Frederick, 2 9 9 2 9 12 4 11 8 6 7 J. C. Porter, Orange, 12 4 8 5 6 5 1 9 4 8 8 J.

Master. 12 R. Tyler, Prince Wm 15 11 10 10 13 12 12 13 10 10, 13 R. Mills, Richmond, 8 16 11 16 12 11 12 14 10 14 14 W. J. Green, Stafford, 6 8 7 10 5 8 5 5 14 15 15 A. C.

5 1 1 FIRST CLASS, (GRADUATES) Merit in 1 rj Names. Counties. i bfl s. e O CO <u u ' t 1 ^ f^ 5* ~Cr 4 E»l 2? Co < i- *.* Remarks. 5J fcl f o o *1 T. B. Robertson, Richmond, ] As. Pr. Math. *2 J. Q. Marr, Fauquier, (1 3 2 J st Captain. 3 W. M. Nelson, Clarke, ': As. Pr. Fr. 4 R. E. Colston, Berkeley, nd Captain. 5 R. H. Keeling, Richmond, Lieut. 6 G. W. Bruce, Frederick, J. C. Porter, Orange, J. M. Patton, Richmond, Adjutant. 9 E. Goode, Bedford, W. C. Leyburn, Rockbridge, Lieut. 11 P. A. Fitzhugh, Middlesex, Qr. Master. 12 R. Tyler, Prince Wm , 13 R. Mills, Richmond, W. J. Green, Stafford, A. C. Layne, Alleghany, Lieut, defic't fl6 T. B. Baber, King George, Def. in cond NOTE. Names marked * are officially reported to the Executive conformably lo a regulation which requires the names of the most distinguished cadets, not exceeding two in each class, to be reported for this purpose at each annual examination. Names marked \ were found deficient, and turned back to recommence the studies of their respective classes.

6 SECOND CLASS, 1846. Merit in fci ^ 4»» Names. Counties. e bn t<> Remarks. JS «<r n ^.s e E * CD * q *lir. H.

4 W. Mahone, Southampton, 2 14 13 9 1 Sergeant Major. 5D. L. Powell, Loudoun, 7 4 2 4 6 2d Orderly Serg't. 6 Q. P. Welch, Madison, 7 5 3 9 7 7 J.

Gray, Rockingham, 15 1012 1 8 a 11 W. Downs, Rockbridge, 14 10 5 6 11 12J. M; Claytor, Campbell, 4 811 5 12 13 B.

6 6 SECOND CLASS, Merit in fci ^ 4»» Names. Counties. e bn t<> Remarks. JS «<r n ^.s e E * CD * q *lir. H. Siaton, Richmond, { Qr. Master Serg't. *2 IJ. S. Page, Clarke, As. Pro. Languages. 3 G. C. Wharton, Culpeper, Sergeant. 4 W. Mahone, Southampton, Sergeant Major. 5D. L. Powell, Loudoun, d Orderly Serg't. 6 Q. P. Welch, Madison, J. C. Moncure, Stafford, st " " 8 H. B. Smyth Wythe, Sam'l McGrew, Preston, Sergeant. 10 R. Gray, Rockingham, a 11 W. Downs, Rockbridge, J. M; Claytor, Campbell, B. Chrisman, Rockingham, W. K. Southall, Albemarle, j-15. And'w Jackson, 'Petersburg, Deft, in Conduct.

33 THIRD CLASS. 1846. flames. *1 S. T. Pendleton, *2 C. A. Derby, 3 J. C. Councill, 4jJ. R. Jones, 5 J. M. Cary, 6 C. W. Cary, 7 J. P. Beale, 8 J- S. Gamble, 9iC, V. Winfree, 10;N. Berkeley, HIJ.

W. G. Smith, T24 A. M. Green, 25 E. Taylor, 26 J. G. Brodnax, 27 A. L. Pitzer, 28 B. Ficklin, 29 R. W. Brodnax, 30 J. E. Slaughter, 3! 32 +33 34 +35 36 +37 f38-39 Jones Grammar, J. Winston, K.

Campbell, Dinwiddie, Norfolk, Rockingham, Greenbrier, Greenbrier, Westmoreland, Hardy, Campbell, Loudoun, Amherst, Dinwiddie, Charles City, Frederick, Jefferson, Warwick, Hanover, Frederick,

7 33 THIRD CLASS flames. *1 S. T. Pendleton, *2 C. A. Derby, 3 J. C. Councill, 4jJ. R. Jones, 5 J. M. Cary, 6 C. W. Cary, 7 J. P. Beale, 8 J- S. Gamble, 9iC, V. Winfree, 10;N. Berkeley, HIJ. T- Ellis, l2 Wm. H. Pryor, l3 Charles Carter, HE. G. Wall, 15 Joseph Jones, 16.G. W. Robertson, 17 W. W. Finney, 18 P. B. Jones, 19 R. H. Burks, 20 R. E. Rodes, 21 J. A. Marshall, 22!B. G. Baldwin, 23 J. W. G. Smith, T24 A. M. Green, 25 E. Taylor, 26 J. G. Brodnax, 27 A. L. Pitzer, 28 B. Ficklin, 29 R. W. Brodnax, 30 J. E. Slaughter, 3! f38-39 Jones Grammar, J. Winston, K. Otey, W. L. Fauntleroy J. G. Gardner, R. Ross, J. P. Bowyer, J. W. Baldwin, R. L. Trigg, Counties. Campbell, Dinwiddie, Norfolk, Rockingham, Greenbrier, Greenbrier, Westmoreland, Hardy, Campbell, Loudoun, Amherst, Dinwiddie, Charles City, Frederick, Jefferson, Warwick, Hanover, Frederick, Botetourt, Campbell, Fauquier, Augusta, Rockingham, Stafford, Hanover, Dinwiddie, Roanoke, Albemarle, Dinwiddie, Culpeper, Halifax, Culpeper, Campbell, Gloucester, Norfolk, Botetourt, Botetourt, Augusta, Montgomery, 03.5J "^ Merit in 5^ <J **~ tk c W a 1 <s> i. e c* ^ "^ = s\ ] , *23 *2R i33 23 ; ! 28 20!33 35 Remarks. lis Defi't in Math Defft in Math Defft in Math Defi't in Math Defi't in Ma. &Fr Defi't in Frenchu

8 FOURTH CLASS. 1846. Merit in ***. i Names. Counties, S Hi =0 i &j a OS 1 Remarks.

Rust, Chas. Yeatman, E. Macon, W. R. Cullen, J. L. Poindexter, H. C. Hunter, C. Willis, W. Terry, D.

Richmond, Jefferson, Jefferson, Pittsylvania, Montgomery, 1 1 6, 2 3 4 4 7 5 4 ll!

8 8 FOURTH CLASS Merit in ***. i Names. Counties, S Hi =0 i &j a OS 1 Remarks fl J, F. Jordon, 2 G. P. Terrill, F. W. Cox, S. B. Jacobs, P. B. Adams, G. Rust, Chas. Yeatman, E. Macon, W. R. Cullen, J. L. Poindexter, H. C. Hunter, C. Willis, W. Terry, D. Edmondson, Alleghany, Bath, Essex, Richmond, Harrison, Loudoun, Glouceston, Orange, Richmond, Richmond, Jefferson, Jefferson, Pittsylvania, Montgomery, 1 1 6, ll! ; HID def in Math. sick-^-absent.

', -!> SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT VA. M. I. OD X Arithmetic. < u J - a S-, - J 5 f. s fa fa STUDIES. First Principles of Algebra and Geometry. English Grammar. Geography. French. TEXT BOOKS.

Analytical Geometry commenced. French. Drawing, Landscape. Davies' Bourdon's Xotes on Algebra. Davies' Legendre. Smith's Biot. Gil. Bias. Smith's ; Analytical Geom. concluded. Smith's Biot. Descriptive Geometry.

French. Anthon's Caesar, and Virgil and H Latin. Cicero Drawing, Topography, and Linear, ; ; - 5 fa Mechanics. Boucharlat [in French.] Chemistry. Turner. Military and Civil Engineering.

9 ', -!> SYNOPSIS OF COURSE OF STUDIES AT VA. M. I. OD X Arithmetic. < u J - a S-, - J 5 f. s fa fa STUDIES. First Principles of Algebra and Geometry. English Grammar. Geography. French. TEXT BOOKS. Smith and Duke's American Statistical Arithmetic. Davies' Bourdon and Legendre Murray's Grammar. Levizac's Grammar, vie de. Washington. T. S- X a _ «! J >> <J t3 = j2 O - o r-. Algebra. Geometry. Analytical Geometry commenced. French. Drawing, Landscape. Davies' Bourdon's Xotes on Algebra. Davies' Legendre. Smith's Biot. Gil. Bias. Smith's ; Analytical Geom. concluded. Smith's Biot. Descriptive Geometry. Davies. Shades, Shadows and Perspective. 3? Lectures, u OS ed < 1 5 Surveying. Davies, and Practice in Field, Differential and Integral Calcn- Boncharlat [in French.] lus. Gil Bias and Charles XII. French. Anthon's Caesar, and Virgil and H Latin. Cicero Drawing, Topography, and Linear, ; ; - 5 fa Mechanics. Boucharlat [in French.] Chemistry. Turner. Military and Civil Engineering. Mahan and Lectures. Tactics, Infantry and Artillery- Scott and Anderson. Latin. Horace, Terence. English Literature. Chambers and Lectures. Rhetoric. Blair. Geography and History. Lectures. Cadets are assigned to classes according to their previous preparation, except that no Cadet can enter a higher class than the second. The Cadets are daily occupied in military exercises at such hours as not to interfere with their regular studies.

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$C. Porter, 1 66 5 J. Y. Page, 2 39 \V. W. Finney, 3 68 6 Wm. Mahone, 2 40 W. M. Nelson, 1 69 7 C. A. Derby, 3 41 G. Rust, 4 69 8 J. R. Jones, 3 42 P. B. Adams, 4 74 9 C. W, Cary, 3 43 G. W. Bruce, 1 78 10 J.$ M. Cary, 3 o 14 A. M. Green, 3 79 11 N. Berkeley, 3 45 J. M. Patton. 1 85 3' 6 46 B, G. Baldwin, 3 87 12 Wm. H. Pryor, 13 G. C. Wharton, 2 13 47 R. H. Burks, 3 87 14 J. C, Councill, 3 13 48 J. W. G. Smith, 3 94 15 E.

M. Cary, 3 o 14 A. M. Green, 3 79 11 N. Berkeley, 3 45 J. M. Patton. 1 85 3' 6 46 B, G. Baldwin, 3 87 12 Wm. H. Pryor, 13 G. C. Wharton, 2 13 47 R. H. Burks, 3 87 14 J. C, Councill, 3 13 48 J. W. G. Smith, 3 94 15 E.

Tyler, 1 112 20 D. L. Powell, 2 23 54 E. Taylor, 3 112 21 C. Y. Winfree, 3 24 55 W. Terry, 4 117 22 Q. P. Welch, 2 26 56 A. L. Pitzer, 3 118 23 Joseph Jones, 3 28 57 M. R.

11 11 CONDUCT ROLL. 1S46..a Names. OS Names* j fl? m < 3 «i- <3 1 P. A. Fitzhugh, 1 35 R. Gray, Si 59 2 J. Q. Marr, 1 36 J. F. Jordan, T, B. Robertson, 1 37 H. B, Smythe, R. H. Sinton, 2 38 J. C. Porter, J. Y. Page, 2 39 \V. W. Finney, Wm. Mahone, 2 40 W. M. Nelson, C. A. Derby, 3 41 G. Rust, J. R. Jones, 3 42 P. B. Adams, C. W, Cary, 3 43 G. W. Bruce, J. M. Cary, 3 o 14 A. M. Green, N. Berkeley, 3 45 J. M. Patton ' 6 46 B, G. Baldwin, Wm. H. Pryor, 13 G. C. Wharton, R. H. Burks, J. C, Councill, J. W. G. Smith, E. G. Wall, E. Macon, S. T. Pendleton, W, Donns J, C Moncure, E. Goode, J. T. Ellis, 3 19 o2 R. E. Rodes, F. W. Cox, R. Tyler, D. L. Powell, E. Taylor, C. Y. Winfree, W. Terry, Q. P. Welch, A. L. Pitzer, Joseph Jones, M. R. Cullen, Charles Carter, R. E. Colston, W. C. Levburn, 1 3C 59 J, G. Brodnax, J. P. Beale, T. E. Slaughter, J. S. Gamble, B. Ficklin, F. B Jones K. Otey, R. H. Keeling, W. J, Green, S, B. Jacobs, R. W. Brodnax, G. W. Robertson, 3 39 R. Mills, G. P. Terrill, 4 49 fi6 \Y. L. Fauntleroy, J. A. Marshall, A, C. Layne, Samuel McGrew, J. Winston, ~ ta

1 12 CONDUCT ROLL. 1846. Continued. "ki Names, 05 <u Names s r.. s <w,o <S aj < u Q Ci 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 Charles Yeatman, J. L, Poindextei*, J, M. Claytor, J, G. Gardner, C.

187 197 200 200 200 Andrew Jackson, 232 T B Baber, 486 D, Edmundson, absent sick EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded.

The degree of criminality of offences of each grade is expressed by a number as follows.

12 1 12 CONDUCT ROLL Continued. "ki Names, 05 <u Names s r.. s <w,o <S aj < u Q Ci Charles Yeatman, J. L, Poindextei*, J, M. Claytor, J, G. Gardner, C. Willis, Jones Grammar, J, P Bowyer, Burke Chrisman, 4 161! ! % 1851 J. W. Baldwin, W. H, Southall, R. Ross, H. C. Hunter, R. L, Trigg, _-!»»? Andrew Jackson, 232 T B Baber, 486 D, Edmundson, absent sick EXPLANATION OF CONDUCT ROLL. All offences against Orders or Regulations are recorded. These offences are divided into seven grades ; each of which comprises offences of nearly the same degree of criminality. The degree of criminality of offences of each grade is expressed by a number as follows. Offences of the 1st grade by 10 2d»c 8 3d u 5 4th u 4 5th u 3 6 th < 2 7th a 1 For each year (after the first year) that a Cadet has been a member of the Institute, his offences are made to count more, by adding to the number expressing the degree of criminality, of each offence, one sixth for the second year and one-third for the third year. At the end of the Academic year, these numbers are added up and the sum thus obtained, is that found in the column of 'demerit.' When a Cadet has more than 200 demerit in any one year, he is dismissed.

13 GRADUATES OF THE VA. MILITARY INSTI- TUTE, SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION. 1842. 1. W. D. Fair, 2. W. H. Henderson, 3. J. B. Strange, 4. T. J. B. Cramer, 5. E. Pendleton, 6. J. H. Lawrence, 7. W. M. Elliot, 8.

J. W. Wildman, 4.H. T. Barton, 5. W. J. Warden, 6. W. C. Jeffress, 7. J. C. Wills, 8. V. H. Rodes, 9. J. L. Bryan, 10. E. Winston, 11. W. S. Beale, 12. J. T. Washington, 13. G. W. Williams, Amherst.

Augusta. Nottoway. I. of Wight, Campbell. Petersburg, Amherst, Shenandoah. Westmoreland. Roanoke, 1844, 1. J. H.Pitt, Essex, *2. M. McKennie, Albemarle. 3. A. C. Cummings, Washington. 4. J. A. Campbell, do Teaching in Norfolk.

13 13 GRADUATES OF THE VA. MILITARY INSTI- TUTE, SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION W. D. Fair, 2. W. H. Henderson, 3. J. B. Strange, 4. T. J. B. Cramer, 5. E. Pendleton, 6. J. H. Lawrence, 7. W. M. Elliot, 8. J. H. Jameson, 9. C. P. Deyerle, 10. J. T. Smith, 11. W. Forbes, 12. V. C. Saunders, 13. J. W. Bell, M. Knight, 15. Jas. Marshall, 16. L. A. Garnett, 1. F. H. Campbell, *2. J. B. Dorman, *3. J. W. Wildman, 4.H. T. Barton, 5. W. J. Warden, 6. W. C. Jeffress, 7. J. C. Wills, 8. V. H. Rodes, 9. J. L. Bryan, 10. E. Winston, 11. W. S. Beale, 12. J. T. Washington, 13. G. W. Williams, Amherst. Loundoun. Fluvarna, Frederick. Botetourt. Caroline. Buckingham. Culpeper. Montgomery. Norfolk. Richmond, Loudoun, Augusta. Nottoway. Warren. Essex Bedford. Rockbridge. Loudoun, Spotsylvania. Augusta. Nottoway. I. of Wight, Campbell. Petersburg, Amherst, Shenandoah. Westmoreland. Roanoke, 1844, 1. J. H.Pitt, Essex, *2. M. McKennie, Albemarle. 3. A. C. Cummings, Washington. 4. J. A. Campbell, do Teaching in Norfolk. Teaching in V. M. I. " Frederick. Teaching in Leesburg. Teach, in Northumbland. Teaching in Petersburg. Bedford. Teaching in Missouri. Teaching in Essex.

14 5. G. A. Porterfield, Berkely 6. J. S.Burks, Bedford. 7. E. Taylor, Caroline. 8. W. H. Richardson, Henrico, 9. J. B. Clemens, Ohio. Teachins in Richmond. Teaching in V. M. I. 1845. *1. H. T.Lee, *2.

H. W. Williamson, 15. J. B. Moomau, 16. J. P. Mayson, 17. W. H. Stith, 18. E. M. Anthony, 19. R. L. Walker, Frederick, Altemarle, Hampshire. Warren, ght, Westmoreland, Buckingham, Campbell. Harrison.

Teaching in Halifax. Teaching in Miss. Teaching in Pendleton. Teaching in Giles. " Wythe *1. T.B.Robertson, *2. I. S. Marr, 3. W. M. Nelson, 4. R. E. Colston, 5. R. H. Keeling, 6. G. W. Bruce, 7. J.

14 14 5. G. A. Porterfield, Berkely 6. J. S.Burks, Bedford. 7. E. Taylor, Caroline. 8. W. H. Richardson, Henrico, 9. J. B. Clemens, Ohio. Teachins in Richmond. Teaching in V. M. I *1. H. T.Lee, *2. R. T. W. Duke, 3. J. B. Sherrard, 4. R. H. Simpson, 5. W. H. R. Wheelwri 8. H. B. Hill, 7. D. A. Langhorn, 8. C. Boggess, 9. W. H. Baker, 10. R. M. Wiley, 11. V. T. Churchman, 12. J. R. Cabell, 13. A. H. Powell, 14. H. W. Williamson, 15. J. B. Moomau, 16. J. P. Mayson, 17. W. H. Stith, 18. E. M. Anthony, 19. R. L. Walker, Frederick, Altemarle, Hampshire. Warren, ght, Westmoreland, Buckingham, Campbell. Harrison. Frederick. Botetourt, Augusta. Pittsylvania, Brunswick, Norfolk. Pendleton, Rappahannock, Richmond, Botetourt. Albemarle. Teaching in Fairfax. " Richmond. Teaching in Warren. " Korthumberl'd. Teaching in Halifax. Teaching in Miss. Teaching in Pendleton. Teaching in Giles. " Wythe *1. T.B.Robertson, *2. I. S. Marr, 3. W. M. Nelson, 4. R. E. Colston, 5. R. H. Keeling, 6. G. W. Bruce, 7. J. C Porter, 8. J. M. Patton, Jr., 9. Ed. Goode, 10. Wm.C.Leyburn, 11. P. A.Fitghugh. 12. R. Tyler, 13. R.Mills, 14. W. J. Green Richmond, Fauquier. Clarke, Birkley, Richmond. Frederic. Orange. Richmond. Bedford. Rockbridge. Middlesex. P. William. Richmond. Stafford. Teaching in V. M. I. ToTeachinPetersb'g. Teaching V. M. I.

15 NEW CADETS. 1. J. H Kincaid, 2. J. B. Norville, - 3. G. E. Roberts, 4. Alex. Jones, 5. J. F.Williams, 6. Wm. B. Liitlepage, 7. Wm. B. Terry, 8. J. W. Allen, 9. W. C. F. Battaille, lo.

Chas. Smith, 21. Peter B. Smith, 22. James Madison, 23. J. J. Ambler, 24. W. M. Booton, - 25. Frs. Lackland, 26. E. C. Moore, 27. J. T. Thomson, 28. Thomas Carter, 29. R, R. Smith, - 30. G. W. Lewis, - 31.

Prince William. Rappahannock. Marshall. Bedford. King William. Bediord. ^Bedford. Caroline. Albemarle. Albemarle. P. William. Augusta. Augusta. Rockbridge. Page. Southampton, Mecklenburg. Halifax.

15 15 NEW CADETS. 1. J. H Kincaid, 2. J. B. Norville, - 3. G. E. Roberts, 4. Alex. Jones, 5. J. F.Williams, 6. Wm. B. Liitlepage, 7. Wm. B. Terry, 8. J. W. Allen, 9. W. C. F. Battaille, lo.jkich'd Pollard, 11. Alfred L. Rives, 12. N.H.Tyler, 13. J. W. Massie, 14 Lucas P. Thomson, 15. W. A. Taylor, 16. Gabrial Jordan, 17. Wm. Urquhart, 18. Rich'd. H. Baptist, 19. Richard Logan, 20. Chas. Smith, 21. Peter B. Smith, 22. James Madison, 23. J. J. Ambler, 24. W. M. Booton, Frs. Lackland, 26. E. C. Moore, 27. J. T. Thomson, 28. Thomas Carter, 29. R, R. Smith, G. W. Lewis, B, A. Harwood, 32. G. Barker, 33. Chas. 8, Jones, Jr., 34. Wm. Steenbergen, 35. Samuel Pleasants, 36. Geo. T. Pleasants, 37. J. W, Whitmore, 38. E, Fristoe, 39. J. W. Bvrd, 40. J. H. Es'tes, Fayette. Prince William. Rappahannock. Marshall. Bedford. King William. Bediord. ^Bedford. Caroline. Albemarle. Albemarle. P. William. Augusta. Augusta. Rockbridge. Page. Southampton, Mecklenburg. Halifax. Northampton. Northampton. Orange. Orange. Madison. Jefferson. Jefferson. Jefferson. Clarke. Clarke. Clarke. Henrico. Henrico. Louisa, -Mason. Amherst. Amherst. Petersburg. Rappahannock. Bath. Nelson.

16 Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va., By order of Col. F. H. Smith, Wm. Mahone, Adjutant. John H. Gihon. Printer, 1 13 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.

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