Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14
Georgetown COLLEGE, Distric, Of CoiDn,bia, 1921.

REV. ENocH FESwicK, PRESIDENT.
College is situated on emnencc the Maryland
Il SHE OF the Potomac, AMI commands q irll view o
Georgetown, Washington, the Potomac and great part M
the District of Columbia Its situation peculiarly healthy
The distance between the College Capitol is only an
ordinary walk, that the Frequently present a,
The most Interesting debates of Congress the eatings
oil the Supreme Court On the LIST May, the College
raised 10y Congress 10 The rank o University that the
course OF studies eaieniaeto III the scholars, they
long enough i'll the College for the academic honors
The course OF ordinary studies is completed in SIX years. AZ
the completion of which ii the scholar splicien,
proficiency, he receive the degree OF Bachelor of Arts
When scholar presents himself be received into the
ec ie is examined by the Project Of Studies placed In
that class for which his prior requirements may have fitted
INN. lie then passes ON in regular succession The end
Rhetoric he remain longer and study the higher branches
OF Mathematics and rhosophy may the degree OF
Marer OF Arts The academic commences the 18th
September, and ends ON the 5lst of July.
In the lowest school, Of lin,etts the scholars
study the English and French rammars, arithmetic,
rectly
During the year. third class the scho-
lars continue To study the English French gnars and
begin 10 compose in toe languages; arithmetic continued
ana towards the e,d OF the year they the Latin
grammar.
In the seooad class grunr they continue English and
French composition hese studies continued unti end
OF Retoric and arithmetic; they begin Latin xcrcises
read several books of the easy Latin authors, Caesar
parin a ,hs year a courseoi geography is studied
a. In the s eas ~ grammar, they ad portions OF
Illus Neos, sailSt Ivy Ciceros minor works,
o'ds Eegies Prosody, and commence history They
mence Greek and read portions OF the Greek scripture,
clans dialogues aud Xenophon Algebra is begun.
D. Ia HUBIunis Ciceo's minor works and Oraiions Viz
gill Horace, Homer L,y, History continued and
rcdtse OF mythology learned Algebra and Mathematics
are continued.
Ia htor the scholars study the rules OF Rhetoric Cicc-
ro orations Homer, Virgil Horace, history, athematcs.
Durlng the whole course, great attention is paid compost
ton, particularly English reading, defamation
and cheironomy, the principles Walker Austin
There :" always be class OF book keeping for the
ncnee OF those who wish TO learn it.
mere are two examinations in the and DAYS
public academic exercises The minor March, and
the commencement on the 27th OF july.
No student is admitted cannot read and who has moi
good moral character
AS the members OF the College profess Catholic
the exercises oi religious worship Catholcbu
OF every other religious denomination received whom
duties religion with their companions. not
CURED no proper ORDER such should he found lae lite
rary institutions, could exist in the College
Nostuden viii be permitted To leave the College,
vacations make short visits his parents m they live
IN the DiStric oftener than month nCr mus he
main out of the College all night.
IERMS-Every student shall entering The Colauc
four blankets, and couuerpane suits clothes six
shirts, Sin pair OF stockings six pocket two
of shoes. hat and great Also knife fork SPOON and
tumbGr, sN er Is preferred
The annual pension for board, tuition, washing books
philosophical and mathematical excepte stationery e,
cal aid and medicine hundred dollars, payabc always
hall yearly III adVanceuSic, drawing, dancing extra
charges.
Clothing forms separate charge. The COLLEGE Grrarcn
please will supply their children liberal terms as
they have taors and shoemakcrS constantly in The
college, The uniform of the students is blue coat and
panloons with red waistcoat; and the uniform must al
WAYS ne adhered To by parents who supply their children
with clothes Ii parents wish the College TO splv their
children with Clothes dcposie j. required the oleise
uuNaent tothc probable clothing for months
Day scholars admitted ON the usual terms, five dol
lars entrance fifty dolls per annu All letters ,c 30 he
addressed to the President ~ the College
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