Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-04
GeorgelODn College, District Of CcIlaLia 1871

REV. ENoCH FENwICK, PRESIDENT.
VIE College is situated emncnce the Maryland
n side of the Potomac, and commands full view of
Georgetown Washingon the Potomac, and a great part of
1ne District OF Columbia Its situation peculiarly healthy.
Tie distance between the College and the Capol only an
ordinary walk that the students frequently present at
me most interesting debates of Congress the pleading
of the Supreme Court On the st May, 1915 the COLLEGE was
raised by Congress, the rank of University. that the
of studies is Calculated scholars they remain
long enough in the College, for the usual ionors.
The of ordinary studies completed in six years nj
tue completion Of which if the scholar have made sufficient
proficiency he receive the degree Bachelor OF Arts
When scholar presents himself received into the Col
@ 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 in regular succession the end Of
ii ne iehl longer ana study the higher branches
OF Mathematics and Philosophy, he may take the degree Of
Master Of Arts The academic year commences OH the 18th of
l. In the lowest school, class Of rtirisn the scholars
study the English aud French gramnars arithmetic Sc and
at the conclusion Of this year Gr every class occupies
they arc supposed to be able read and write English cor
q During the year. third class IF Grammar the sc!,o
lars continue to study the English French granars aud
begin TO compose IN those languages arithmetic continued
and towards the end of the year they the Latin
French composition (hose studies continued until The end
OF Rhetoric and arithmetic they begin Latin exercises,
During this year course Of geography is studied.
~ e l,IIt ela 81 grammar they read portions Of Cornc
Ovids Eeges, Prosody and history. They
clans dialogues aud Xenopion. Algebra is begun.
o. IN HrTanihes Cceros minor works and Oraions Vir-
g Horace Homer LiSy, read History continued
continued.
g. In Rhetoric the scholars study The rules Of Rhetoric Ccc
ros oraion' Homer Virgil Horace, history
during e whole course great attention is paid to compost
ton particularly English correct reading defamation
anu cheononY On the principles Of Walker and Austin
mere WIZ always be class Of BOOK Keeping the
nience Of those who wish to learn it.
There two examinations in the year and two DAYS r
pubic academic exercises. The minor in March, and
the commencement on the nth Of july.
No student Is admitted Who read, and who has NOT
good moral character.
As the members Of the College profess Catoic religion
l9e eNeicisrs irGgos worship but members
OF every other religious denomination are received Of whom
u only required, that they rcspcc fully assist public
huie OF rciEion with their c0mluon Were re-
quired, proper order ,houl he found in large lite
! rary Institutions, could exist IN the Cogrpc.
Nosiudcnt viii be permitted to leave the College, on visits
81 itiiE' olteucr iiru
vacations on 20 make short visits his percnts, DC they live
in the DistricO ofteuer than once month nor uet 10 no.
main out of the College an NIGHT
IEknS-Eycry student shall psvon entering the College
= w. ie shal bring matires, pillow pair Of sheets
four blankets, aud counterpart two 0f clothes six
shirts six pair Of stockings, six pocket bandercicfs pair
tumbier, silver Is preferred.
The annual pension Tor board tuition Washing &C. boots
philosophical and mathematical etcerted) STATIONERY fed
"a" id ADD medicine Is two hundred dollars; payable awav
hli y'afy m ad'ance-Alu drawing, dancing, &c. extra
Clothing forms separate charge. The College N parcpts
pe') VIII supply their children the liberal terms q.
tcy nave t1iots aud soeBaers constantly employed in lie
C"Ec. INC uniform Of Che students j. q biUe and
pintaCons with red woistcoat; ard the uniform must al
ways tc adhered 60 iy parents who supply their children
wt cutGce NJ p1-er wish the COLLEGE 70 suppIv their
chdrfn with clothes, opposite Is required by College
u'et 20 use pTolac expense Of clothing Tor SIX
pay scholars admitted the usual forrs viz live dol
lars Crraicc, CITY dolls per annun. al letters are 10 be
| addressed ~ The President at he COLLEGE.
| Georgetown College, May f6,fs21. c-n