The Cecil Whig., 1848-07-15
Classical
AND
Mathematical School
AT PORT DEPOSIT, MD.

| ~AA Oti LGI NIL.
The undersigned, who was educated IN Ham.
ilton College, Oneida Co. New York, and whose
education Is inatured by long, practical and
laIiihar acquaintance with Mathematical and
oi1ss'I1i Leaning. having taught the Latin and
Greek languages and Mathematics during SEP.
enteen years, opened the above school on the
2lsl June 1917 IN the Port Deposit Academy.
fie respectfully submits to the Public the follow
my testimonials from different pa rls vi the I'm
ion where lie has taught
Eriract from the Report Of the Committee of The
fayetertlit .icademy at Fayeteriile ". Carolina,
over the Classical and AiatitInalica Depar n,eul
OF which, he presided many yeals, having been
appointed when 10 years ot age "The system
oi education now pursued may be divided into
Two Orancles-lhe useful and ornamental - Iha
useful cmb races all the elements OF learning,
from the Simplest rudlments to some OF tile
highest brancncs OF the Mathematics, and is de-
ssned particularly to qualify students for our
University. Tins, in tine Malo Department is
under the care OF hiessrs. Sandlord and llustead
young gentlemen otregular Collegiate education
and iiISh literary and moral attanlnents From
These gentlemen we connot withhold this pass
ing Tribute ot praise (alikc the dictate oi our
gratitude to them as Teachers, as well as adm-
ldt ION Of them as meD) that their talents and
Usefulness IN the Academy and their exemplary
department IN society, Rave called forth the
spontaneous and universal appreciation Of this
community. .ind We believe we but peak their
sentiments, when We hope that the bosom Of our
society Will always afford All adequate encour
agcnent to make our town their home and abid.
ing place.
IT, -. HENRY, JNo. HuskE, JonN McRAE,
ii. HooPER, JESSE Porrs, JNo W. WRIGHT,
w. M. MAFFETr.
lie particularly refers 10 the Hon. J. C. Dob
bin, Member OF the list Congress- and the Hon.
Judge VIM Is. Ochiltree of Texas his old schol-
ars, whom he prepared for College, while he
taug ht at Fayetteville.
Extract J'om letter Of tie Hon. LEWIS ii.
SANDFoRD, late Vice -Chahcellor, row Judge Of
the Superior Court, city of New York, to llon
John e. Spencer, then Sec. Treasury u. $.
New Fork, December 18th, lsl3.
Hon. J. c. SPENCER.
A low me to Introduce to your favorable
consideration my cousin, james J Sandiord Esq.
He is qua lifted by education and character for
any station, the duties Of which he may be call
ed upon to perform.
Extract from Il letter ofMe Hon. J. PHlLLrs
PHRNix, then Membcr of Congress from the
city of New York; to W. w. Sea,on, Washing
ton.
Mr. SaLiforl is we'll known in New York, is
connected with some ufour mnst respectable
families and Is literally educated.
House Rep. u. 5. January, Gath ls45
Extract from the .Neirtoun Journal, Pa.
March 18th, 1916.
Mr.. San,lford has resigned his situation as
2: ncipai of The Newtown High School, having
been elected Principal Of one Of the Grln,mer
sclrols in Philadelphia. He is most cen'pe-
tent Teacher and we like TO see has abilities APP
peciated as they ought to be.
Ertract trom It letter Of J. b, Burlcigh Esq,
President of the Newton University Baltimore
Md, to T.. Price Esq ofPh iadelphla
Baltimore, Md, august 9TH s47
"'Tle bearer, J. J. Sanford distinguished
Teacher and superior dscP lnarian.
Ertract from II joint letter Of m.ny efMe leading
Members Of. ongresS
House Of Representatives,
Washington City, Dec. 7th ls47.
lie (Mr. j.. }. SaDdford) is gentleman of
character, OF education; Of temperate habits, and
oitigh literary and moral atta"men,s,
Signed