The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-23

BROOKVILLE ACADEMV.

This long established institution heinz .;t,..
ted In healthy and beautiful country, at Brook |
s,e, montgomery county, Md. remote from the !
scenes OF vice, offers unusual ad es
for the education of bows
ny law ofthe Legislature, expressly enacted |
Ior tne oeneht OF this institution, and in which
miles of the village.
Extract from the report of the Committee of /
me fayettev,lie Academy, North Carolina, over
ne Classical and Mathematical Department of
winch he presided many years, having been ap-
pointed when nineteen years of age:
system Of education now pursued be divided
nl embraces all the elements of learning
designed particularly to qualify stu
dents for our in the Male Department
yGgnS gentlemen Of regular Collegiate education and
tlelncn cannot withhold this passing tribute Of
praise aike the dictate of cur gratitude to them as
talents and usefulness in the academy their exempa
% s forth the
th tcsve we but speak their when hope
encouragement to make town their home and
l.. D. HENRY. Jso Hu.xE, JOHN McRAr. J. H. HoorER,
JESSE Porrs, Jso. w. WRIGHT. w. NJ. MAFrsrr.'
From the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
+ William and Mary College, Va.
hiss a to tn e M 1 m
narily taught in Academies.''
lie particu ularly refers to Hon. ]. c. Dobbin,
Ochlltree, of Texas, his old scholars, whom he
prepared for College, while he taught at Fayette-
vile.
Extract of a letter from the Hon Phillips
Phoenix, member Of Congress from the city Of
New York, TO w w Seaton, Washington.
Mr. Sanford is " ell known in New York is connected
| House REP. T. S. Jan. 24. 1915.
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
| 18th, 1916:
! basr saitua
High School having elected Principal of
one of the Grammar Schools in Phladelphia-He is q
most com retent Teacher his abilities
appreciated as they ought to be-
| Extract from letter of J. B. Burleigh, Esq
| President of the Newton University. Baltimore,
| Md, to E. K. Price, Esq of Philadelphia.
/ BALro Md. Aug 5th, 1s47.
The bearer. J. sandford a distinguished Teacher
| and superior dsciplnarian
| Extract of a letter from Gen. D. Nj Barringer
sf North Carolina, now Minister to Spain. to
Hon. John NJ. Clayton, Sec. of State, dated Nal ch
f1S49.
He e. J sandfordD ia scholar. classical ant
elegant With of the most distin
guished families of New and has educated some OF
He has many other testimonials equally a.
strong the above.
REFERENCES.
Hon Samuel NJ. NJ ,graw, Belfair, Hartford
co, Md Josh,a Bryant, Esq, Havre de Grace e
f Md: Rey Adam Einpie. Richmond, Va; Hon +
JOY na;ti cissso": c15%%s, D9H6's
eX-M. c., FayetteV'le, N.'
ESD, washington City; Hon. L. L: H s1%df'Io ph;f1;n
phne,;x M C.. N. Y; Hon Hamilton Fish, Ex
Governor N. Y; Hon. VIM. Coste Johnson; T; Z;
NJ. c., Frede, ck. Md; Col Robt. McCandl's, Ml y
Williamsburg. Va; Hon John Methereo, ~ f-H !,
q baltimore. Md; Gen. Isaac Thomas Ale1a'
y dria. La. Judge VIM, b. Ochilt1ee, Texas; nc
70 Ed Sandford late Judge Grim. Court N. Y;
TERMS.
BAR, Washing and Tuition, $65 per Sc
;n ot % weeks: one half in ddramce.
tx-nd fnrH
d session. J.J. SANDFORD.
Principal.
ofi June ii, 1881 !,
u l.rc can he seen at the Office of II