The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-08-02
: FAYETTEVILLE n c., AUGUST 2 1S51
BROOKVILLE ACADEMY

MS long established institution heinz s;.,,
;' ,tn =" healthy and beautiful country, at Brook
| sn,e, montgomery county. Md, remote from the
seductive scenes of vice offers unusual advanfaoa
| tor the education of bows
f Dy law .oi the Legislature, expressly enacted
ior Ine oeneht OF this institution and in which
feSPect IT stands alone in the State the sale ot
| al spurious liquors is prohibited within two
| miles of the village.
~ Extract from the report of the Committee OF
the Fayetteville Academy, North Carolina. over
ne CLASSICAL and Mathematical Department OF
| "h'ch ne presided many years, having been ap-
pointed when nineteen years of age:
int into two The uSe
r"@ens a to ths 1 of from the
% and is designed particularly qualify stu
Is under the care of Messrs sandford and Hustead
young gentlemen of regular Collegiate education and
sirncn we cannot withhold this passing tribute OF
Teebr ske * the dictate of gratitude to
saents and usefulness in the Academy exempa
eos ana universal appreciation community And
We teevs we but speak their sentiments hope
ht Ihe BOSOM of our society will always afford an ade-
qha,e encouragement to make and
l.. D HENRY JNo. HuskE. JOHN McRAr. J. H. HoorER
JESSE foTrs JNo W. WRlcIfr. w. NJ. MAFFErr.''
From the Rev Adam E,npie, late President of
william and Mary College. Va.
II have hesitation in saying that MIR Sandforl is
fully able to teach and the branches ordi
narily taught in our Academes.''
He particularly refers to Hon. j. c. Dobbin,
ex-mefnber OF Congress, and Hon. Judge VIM. B.
OchHtree, of Texas, his old scholars whom he
prepared for College. whle he taught at Favette-
Vile.
Extract of a letter from the Hon J Phillips
phoenix, member Of Congress from the city of
New York, to w w Seaton, Washington.
Mr. Sanford is we'll known in New York. connected
educated:
HOUSE REP. U. S. Jan. "a, 1915
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1876
Mr. Sandford has resigned his situation Principal of
the Newton High School having been Of
one of the Grammar Schools in Philadclpha.-He is
most competent Teacher and like
appreciated as they ought to be.
Extract from letter of J. B. Bureigh, Esq i,
President Of the Newton, University. Baltimore,
Md, to f. K. Price, Esq of Philadel phia.
BALro Md. Aug 5th, 1877.
The bearer. J. sandford is distinguished Teacher
Extract of a letter from Gen D. NJ Barrincer
Of North Carolina, Minister to Spain to
Hon John NJ. Clayton, Sec. OF State, dated March
1919.
q. Sandford) is a fine scholar a classical and
elegant writer. with dstin-
guished families of New York
the most distinguished men Of State.
He has many other testimonials equally as
strong the above
REFERENCES
Hon. Samael NJ. Magraw, Belfair, Hartford
co, Nd Josh IA Bryant, Es9 H'vre de Grace,
Md; Rev. Adam Empie, Richmond, Va; Hon. f.
Joy Morris, ex-M. c., Phlladel phia, Pa; Hon.
John NJ. Clayton, Delaware; Hon. J. C. Dobbin.
x-M. c., Fayetteville, N. c.; G. c. Grammar,
Esq, Washington City; Hon. L. II. Sanford,
Judge Superior Court, N. Y; Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix. NJ. c., ~ Y; Hon Hamilton Fish, Ex-
Governor N. Y; Hon. VIM. Coste Johnson, Elk
&C., Frederick. Md; Col. Robt. McCandlish,
Williamsburg. Va; Hon. John Wethered, Ex NJ.
| c. Baltimore, Md; Gen. Isaac Thomas, Alexan-
dria. La; Judge VIM. B. Ochilt1ee, Texas.; Hon
Ed. Sandtord. late Judge Grim. Court N. Y;
TERMS.
| For Board, Washing AID Tuition, 500 per ses
| sion of 23 weeks: one half in adUance.
No pupil received for a less time than one
session.
J. J. SANDFORD.
Principal.
June Il 1881 6l5-Ot
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