Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY.

Yt has made arrangements for charging his school in
williamsburg He processes to teach all the subjects
ally taught by gentlemen in establishments of this kind
and VIII provide suitable nructress for drawing paint
ing and other ornamental branches of female educaton-
Young ladies he accommodated with board, (on rca-
snn1le erns) in the family of highly respectable lady
by whose daughter they may be well instructed in music
The sixth quarter VIII commence the 18th of
Tuition y 10 per quarter-for drawing and painting,
additional charge OF 5; and music the customary
price.
Mr. H. ha, the honor to refer those who would enquire
BhoP Moore and TO the President and Professors Viii
II Is requested that all applications rade previous
the It'll oil July next June /. TT
Georgetown College, District Of Col,tmbia, 1921
REV ENocH FENwIcK, PRESIDENT.
I'VE College is situated einencc he Maryland
n side OF the Potomac, and commands full view Of
Georgetown, Washington the Potomac, great part Of
the District OF Columbia. Its situation peculiarly healthy
Inc distance between the College and the Capitol only
ordinary walk, that the students are frequently
te most Interesting debates Congress and the plcadnqs
n 'he supreme Court On the Isl May 1915, the College
was raised hv Congress- the rank University that
Tue course OF studies Is calculated 10 fit the scholars they
remain long enough in the College, for the usual academic
honor.
The cours" of ordinary studies is completed six years
alac completion OF which if The scholar have made snfci
ent proficiency he receive the of Bachelor of
Arts When scholar presents limsefto be received into
l9e C9ee ne Is examined by the Project OF Studies and
placed in that class for which his prior requirements may
have fitted him lie then passes regular succession TO
ne eha OF Hhe'orlc: he remain longer, and study The
higher branches OF Mathematics and Philosophy NAV
take the degree of Master of Arts The academic COM
mGnee on the 10Th OF Sepembe and ends the Of
study me English and French grammar, arithmetic
and at the conclusion year or every class ocrpes
year, they are supposedly be able to read anu Eng
During the next year, C,ard cla, Of Cran,nqr,) the
scholars continue 10 study The English ard French ra-
mars and begin 30 compose those languages arithmetic
Continued and towards the end ofe year they commence
the Latin Grammar;
ana French composition hcse studies continued until
the end OF Rhetoric and arithmetic thew begin Latin eyer
cSe ana read several books OF the easy authors as
S|sar &C. During this year Of geography stu
IN the first class Of gramoy they read portions of Cor
neu Nepos Sallust Lvy, Cceros minor works and some
OF Ovds Eegies, Prosody, and commence history They
commence Gree ard read portions Of the Greek scripture
LuelGns Dialogues and Nenophon Algebra is begun.
D. Ia Hunaaites, Ciccro's minor works and Orations
Hlgl Horace Homer Livy are read History continued,
ana treatise OF mythology learned. Algebra and Mahe-
meucs are continued.
g. IN Rhetoric, the scholars study the rules OF Rhetoric
Cicro oTSti9ns Homer Virgil Horace history and mat
10 composition particularly English correct reading
eeGGaon and cheironomy, on the principles of Walker
i' 1ne coIv emenoe OF those who wish TO learn it,
tnere are two examinations in the year, aud two days of
the commencement on the 9th of July.
no student IS admitted who cannot read and who has not
is the members of the College profess the Catholic rel
goh me exercises ofrcgous worship Catholic-bu
of whom It is only required TINT tey resnectf,v ssis %
lac public duties Of religion with their companions Wee
no these required no proper order such should be found
" g. airy INSTITUTIONS could exist in the College.
No student VIII be permitted to leave the College, on Wis
al
t vaca9n or 70 make short visits TO his parents Of
they ave IN tie Dsrict) ofener than month"; nor
must he remain out ofthe College all night.
TERMS-Every student shall paw on entering the Col
lege TO- lie shall bring mattress pillow two pair of
clothes six shirts six pair bookings six pocket andke
eniSls' tSo par OF shoes hat and great Also
knife, FORK, spoon, and tumber, silver preferred
he annual pension for board tuition washing &c books
philosophical and mathematical excepiedJ stationery me.
uo ad ana medicine, IS two hundred dollars payable
ways, half yearly in adyance.-Musc drawing dancing
&c. extra charges 9 -
ftIo4Lu
clothing forms separate charge. The College Gfpe-
rents please will supply their children on the most liberal
r as they have ailors and hoemakers constantly en-
Hoyeu IN inc college The uniform Of the students is
blue coat and pantaoons with red waistcoat and the mi
form must always be adhered by parents who supply
supply their children with clothes depose is reorsd nv
tne College equivalent to the probable expense Of clothing
TOT SIX months-ilay scholars are admitted the usual
terms, viz FIVE dollars entrance and fy dollars per an
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lege. " " OVi
Georgetown College, May 10, 1921 eff