Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
Cecssetora College, Disfr:e, Of tc,nnbia, ic.l

REV. ENocH F.NwicK, PRESIDENT
uh college ssitnated on an emnenee the Maryland
n side OF the Potomac, and commands full view OF
yeorgeiown Washington, the Potomac, great part OF
rhe distance between the College the Capois only an
ordinary walk 50 that the students Frequently present al
oihc Supreme Court. On the MAY, is5 the College Was
raised ny Congress 10 the rank of on University,
long enough in the College, Tor usual academic 6onors
ne course OF ordinary studies Is completed in six years;
proficiency, he receive the degree OF Bachelor of Arts
heI scholar presents himself be received Col
gc ne u examined by the Project of Studies and placed in
that class for which his prior requirements may fitted
he 6en passes on in regular 10 the end of
OF Mathematics aud Philosophy, he may the degree
september, and cnis on the 5st of july.
In the lowest school, class of r1acnt the scholars
study the English and French rammars, arithmetic and
a. e OF this year (or every class occupies year
arc supposed TO be able 10 read and write English
p During tho year. third class Of the scho
ar continue to study the English and French ganars and
and towards the end of the year they commence the Latin
grammar.
French composition (hcse studies are Continued until he end
OF Rhetorc) and ametc they begin Latin exercises and
read se'cra books o the Latin authors Caesar &c.
During this year course OF geography is studied
H. IN the srM oa's aHa they read portions Of Cornc-
ovs Elcsics, prosody, and history. Thev COM
emse mree and read portions OF the Greek scripture, Lu-
al, un nn'ne' Cicero minor works and orations, vr
| coniinued.s
g. la Rhtor the scholars study the Ct Rhetoric Cice-
roS otaon lioncr Virgil, Horace history,
DURING the whole attention is paid compost
ton, particularly English reading, defamation
ana cheironomy the principles OF Walker Austin
mere WIZ always bc class of book keeping,
msnce OF those who wish tn learn il.
incre are TWO examinations in the and days
n"olr academic exercises The minor one in March,
| the commencement the 9th ofJulys
no student admitted who read and who has not
n good moral character
ASihc members OF the College profess the religion
inc eNerciss u, religious worship Cahccu members
c every other religious received of whom,
Is only required TINT they respectfully assist NJ the pc
ues ot Religion with their companions. re-
puu no proper order, such should he found in large
| firy institutions could exist in the College.
No student will be permitted the CoIlcoc on
OF any ength ocncr nn in the year, viz al the great
vacation; 10 make short visits his parn ar they In
M the DSrict) oicner than month, nor must he
| main out OF the College all night
TERMS.-Every student shall pny on enforips In. ol,c,
10 lie shall bring mnrcss pillow, two liair of sheets
Tour blankets, aud co,ntcrarc; suits OF clothes s
shus six pair OF stockings Sin roco: hant two mir
of shoes hat and great coat. Also n knit. I,r, c,
| tunibler, silver is preferred. $500
The annual pension for board tuition WASHING. &c hooks
philosophical and mathematical cxcepctA stationery, rJi
cal aid aud medicine is hundred dollars; PAYABLE always
nan yearly IN au'ance-Alusc, drawing dancing extra
Clothing forms separate charge The Collere Grnarcne
plcasc) will supply their children on the most il,e,a terms
they have nilors and shoeTacrS cmployed i'm tho
'oheg. The uniform OF the students is blue cont and
pantaoons with rcd waisicoat; the uniform rms, al
VITA clothes II parents wish the CoIlc.e sppy tbrr
ciircn WIFI clothes, depositc is required the olrr
I'alc to the probable expense OF clothing six months
py scholars are admitted on lie usual terms viz
addressed To the President ~ the College.
Gcoreeiown College, Nav 10, 1891. ST