Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-26

Gcorgetop@ College, District Of C0laal6ia, 1871 :
REV ENocH fENwicK, PREsIDEsr.
VIZ College is situated emncnce Maryland
Il side of The Potomac, and commands a full view of
georgetown, Washington the Potomac, and great purt
The distance between the College the Capitol is only an
ordinary walk SO that The students frequently present
OF the Supreme Court On the May 1918 the College was
course studies is calculated to FL the seholr
long enough IN the College for the academic
the completion of which, if the made suiccn
rohcenc he may receive the degree Of Bachelor
When scholar presents himself be
se he is examined by the Project Studies placed IL,
hat class for which his prior requirements may fitted
he;oric he remain longer, study high branches
OF ahematic and Philosophy he take the degree OF
master OF Arts The academic of
September, and enls on the 3ist OF July.
L. In The lowest school, class rinens the scholars
study the English French Cranmars &c and
at the conclusion ofi lor cry occupies years
reeiy 10 DC able to read and ~r'e English coz
: Dnrng the next year l elias. Grammar, the seho
oegn TO compose in those languages arithmetic continued
@ towards the end OF the they Latin
In the second oa, e grammar they continue Eng fish
Feen hee studies continued until
books OF the Latin authors, Caesar
D Il e Ssc cn of gsogJSs S cia studied
w. He1 aiT Ivy cieeros minor works, and OF
en.e Gees, and read portions Of the CreeL scripture Luz
clan Dialogues and Eenophon. Algebra is begun.
CAT Horace Homer Ivy read History continued and
treatise Of mythology learned Algebra Mathematics
g. In hetori the scholars study the rules of Rhetoric Cce
70 oraon Homer Virgil Horace history and mathenalcs
urng Tie Nhoie course, great attention pad TO crpro
tIon particularly English TO correct reading defamation
anu chefI2hony on the principles Walker and AUSTIN
WIN always be class OF book keeping, the
nisnee OF those who wish to learn it
mere arc two examinations in tue year. and two DAYS of
pioic academic exercises. The minor one in March nu
the commencement on the 9th ofJuly. 1870
NO student is admitted who cannot read AMI " ho has M,
a good moral character -
AS the members of the College profess the re;oio
the exercises religious worship Catholic-but
o every oer religious denom nation received of HON
duties OF religion viii, their companions not these re-
uirt no proper order, such should found in aree lc
rary institutions could exis, in the College.
VIII be permitted 20 leave the COLLEGE, on visits
vacation; or 10 make short visits his parents az they liz
IN the Drct) oftener than month nor must no -.
main out of the College all night. " '
hc'iNery student shall entering the COLLEGE,
four blankets, and counterpane suits Of clothes SIX
shirts six pair stockings pork ct handl ~ n.;
OF shoes hat and greet Also knife for mi
| lumber silver is preferred. - i'''
The annual pension for board tuition v.,sh;rg &c ,,
philosophical and mathematical exceptcd1 ationerv ne
cal aid and medicine hundred dollars; unynh ,y
nan yearly III aS'ahccAusc, drawing, dancing, &c. extra
Please vi" supply their children mos liberal terms nc
they nave laiors and shoemakers constantly in Tho
ColleSc. ihe uniform Of the students blue coat and
Pihuoohs WIN red waistcoat and the uniform mut al
WIN Clothes II parents wish the College TO supplv the
Children With clothes, deposite required by the oee
laen 10 the probable expense Of clothing for six months
lay snoars arc adniied on the usual terms, viz
cnunce nifty dolls per All letters are 10 b
addressed TO the President at the College. -
Gcorgetown College, May 10, 1921. 3-tf