The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-06-28
BROOKVILLE ACADEMY.

This long established institution being situa- |
ted in healthy and beautiful country, at Brook
vile, Montgomery county, Md. remote from the
seductive scenes of vice. offers unusual dvantages
for the education of boys.
By law ofthe Legislature, expressly enacted |
for the benefit of this institution, and in which
respect it stands alone in the State, the sale of
all spurious liquors IS prohibited within two
miles of the village. |
Extract from the report of the Committee of
the Fayetteville Academy. North Carolina, over
he Classical and Mathematical Department OF
which he presided many years, having been ap
pointed when nineteen years of age:
THE system education pursued may be divided
into branchesthe useful and ornamental The use
plest rudiments highest branches of the
a4 asa % ths s to
of Of
high literary and moral atainments From these gen,
s praise alike a ' the dictate Of our graode
talents usefulness in Academy their exempla
department. in society have called forth the sponsan
believe but speak their sentiments when we hope
quate encouragement to make their home and
L. IS. Hrsnr, Husrr, JOHN McR.r, J. H. HOOPER,
JESSE Porrs Jso. w. Wnc,ir, W. NJ MAFrErr'
From the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
, William and Mary College, Va.
haxs to 5 % shaa
narily taught in our Academics'
He particularly refers to Hon. J. c. Dobbln,
ex-meu,ber of Congress, and Hon Judge VIM. b.
Ochiltree, of Texas his old scholars. whom he
prepared for College: while he taught at FAyette-
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.
Sanford ell known in New York, is connected
with Of most respectable families ana Is oeraly
HOUSE REP u S. Jan. 1915.
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1916:
SANFORD his situation @ as rnsrs
Of the Schools n a in M 10 ape his ete
appreciated they ought to be-
Extract from letter of j. 3. Burleigh, Esq
President of the Newton University. Baltimore
Md, to E. K. Price, Esq of Philadel phla
/; BALro., Md. Aug 5th, 1s47.
il The bearer sandford is distinguished leacic
and superior disciplinari'n
Extract of a letter from Gen. d. NJ. Barringer
It. of North Carolina, Minister to SPAN, t
: Hon. John NJ. Clayton, Sec OF State. dateo Marc
lS4g.
a. sanafor> is fine scholar "a classical asi i.f, a
the most dstingu guished men of our State
He has many other Testimonials equally
strong the above.
Il REFERENCES.
Ee Hon. Samuel NJ. M sgraw, Belfair, Hartfor
co, Md Josh Ia Bryant, Es'i Hayre de , t'rae
Iov Morris ex-M. c., Phil,delPhla, Pa 10
Jshn NJ. Clayton, Delavare Hon. j. c. Dobb
ne exM c. Fay ettevl!ie, N to ~ r. n sandf,r
Iudge Superior Court, n. Y; Hon. J. Ph'lli
Phoenix, NJ c., N. Y; Hon Hamilton FISH r.
is. Governor n. Y; Hon. VIM. Coste Johnson,
Err. NJ. G., Frederi K. Md; Col Robt McGan1l'5 'l
williamsburg Va; Hon. John Wethefeo' f-N IA.
c. Baltimore, Md; Gen. Isaac lhomas' .s'eH1 -
= dr;a. La: Judge VIM. B. Ochiltlee, TeSas IL
|. Ed Sandtoyd late Judge Grim. Court n Y;
TERMS.
For Board Washing and Tuition, SOD per $
;, ~ D.: weeks. one half in adUance.
No nnnil received for less tIme than {
session. ~,Drn0n
5 of J. J. SANDFOhD'
lce Principal.
. June II 1881 o15-o'
Ac.,ular can be at the office OF