Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-03
GeOrgctOaoH College, District Of COLn0i6ia. 49, !
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REV. ENoou FENwIcK, pREsIpryr.
VIE College situated cninence ON The MARYLAND
n side OF the Potomac, and commands full view, ot
Georgetown Washington the Potomac and great MARI OF
The distance between College and the Cspto is n W
ordinary walk SO that the students frequently presr TAI
OF the Supreme Court On the Nav 1915 The Coerc M.
raised ny Congress TO The rank of University, So that the
course oil studies Is calculated TO Ct the scholars they rcnr
long enough in the College, Ton the academic koor
The course OF ordinary stuies completed in six wears nj
the completion OF which, ii the scholar have made su0icen
proficiency, he may receive degree of Bachelor Of A
When scholar presents himself received into the Col
ec ne Is examined w the Project of Studies and placed IN
that class for which his prior requirements may have %
NM He then passes in regular succession 10 The end q,
hneorc III he remain longer, and study the higher branches
OF mathematics and Philosophy, he may take the degree ol
Master Of Arts The academic commences On the ISL, OF
september and ends on the 3Ist of July
l. In The lowest school, class Of rt,nf the scholar,
y ,is Lmsn ana french gramnarS arithmetic, &c. and
ey arc supposed bc able TO read and English coz
p During the year. (tI;yf class of m scbo-
ais continue TO sty the English frcuch aiars and
in 70 compose "a those languages arithmetic continued
grammar ~ i-'''"
D. H. ie second class ranna they continue English and
rfemch composition ese studies continued until the end
oil Rhetoric and arithmetic they begin Latin exercises
OtrIng TINS year course OF geography is studied
g. ~ me ist a's 9 greSr they read portions Of Come
NJ. SaiuSf, Ivy, Cceros miuo- works and some of
@ Eiegles rr2sody aud commence history. They COM
reeN, ana read portions o the Greek scripture La
can Dialogues and HenoPhon. Algebra is begun.
o In HamnitS, Cicero minor works and tjr1ions vir
gill Horace Homer Ivy read History is coniinYed and
Fla. hpfsaa
continued $3.50 ~
o. Ia Rhetoric the scholars study tle rifles of Rf+o ci
20 oiuoh iioncr virgil Horace aud uahtn,acs
uiins 'e whole COURSE great attention paid CONNIE
ION particularly English, correct reading decamafion
ana cheirorony, on tc principles Walker and Austin
lherc vi always he class of book Keeping for te
niencc offhose who wish 10 learn it. "
ihere arc two examinations in the year and two dave of
pubic hoanehc exercises The minor in March, and
the commencement on The 9th ofJul,. - "''N
No student is admitted who cannot read nnd WIN has
good moral character. ~ ~ ' "oi
rs the members OF the College profess the Catholic eI;io
we exercises oil religious worship Catlsolic-but eue
OF every other religious Denomination are received NJ vb
IS only required that they respectfully assist III The n
duties OF religion with their COMPANIONS Were moi tdsc ,
gu no proper order such should be found i'm larpe litc
faTy institutions could exist in the College.
No student viii be permitted the Cocre on vis;,s
OF any length oencr than the year viz NJ tho e,
vacation; make short visits 10 his r.nts ~ tie Ia
IN the Usct) oftener than month"; nor must Ie re-
main out Of the College all night: ~ ~ ~ ie
TERAS,-Every student stall pa, on cnct;ro ,Io r iis
3 TO- He shall bring mattrcSt pillow, Two n,r 80 si'
Tour blankets, and counierpane two suits Of cIofbe s
shirts, six pair of sioch ngs six pocket two
o. shoes hat and great Also knife fork spoon. ard
tumber, silver IS preferred. ' pm ''"
The annual pension for board ni,ion ,,,si,;, l. . h,
philosophical aud mathematical cxccpted stationery r,e
cal ala and medicine is two hundred dollars; i,b ly,S
charges. g Isl ~ N""
Clothing forms n separate charge The Cosoe Gfr,ro,
please viii supply their children ON the most liberal terms a.
hi nave iors and shOemakers constantly empoved i'm tb
toi'ge Inc UNIFORM OF tie students is blue coat ana
Iahi9on Wfth red waistcoaj and the uniform must al
ways be adhered 10 by parents supply their children
wan cloie ~ parents wish the College 10 s,upv fbe,r
children with clothes, depo,ite required v tho Coec a.
gNnlent 20 me probable expense Of clotbinp for six mouths
pay scholars arc admitted ON the usual terms viz FIVE dol
llls entrance hy dolls per annum. All letters arc 10 H.
addressed TO the President AZ the College
GeOrgctown College. Nav ~. 1921. e,e