The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-07-26
NE. FAYETTEVILLE. n: c. JULY 26 ISL
BROOKVILLE ACADEMY

ms long established institution ha;no, s;t,.
v;ile M. nesltny and beautiful country, at Brook
aae, ~ montgomery county, Md, remote from the
ueti'e scenes Of vice, offers unusual ADVANTAGES
ior the education of boys
f ~ Ia" .! the Legislature, expressly enacted
iof tue benefit fths institution and in which
respect 1t stands alone in the State. the sale Of
az spurious liquors Is prohibited within two
miles of the village "
tha nHtract H from the report of the Committee of
me Fayetteville Academy, North Carolina. over
me Classical and Mathematical De partment OF
Mnlcn ne presided many years, having been ap-
pointed when nineteen years Of age:
be rhs asd
plest an the clements Of learning from the
dents @ @ ana is designed particularly qualify
o eIirs a s a5
Iih gentlemen OF regular Collegiate education and
we cannot withhold this passing tribute of
s we ehe Of to them
ana usefulness in the Academy their exempa
eous and universal appreciation Of this communtY And
that h hose we but speak their sentiments when hope
q"a.e encouragement to make their home and
t.. l.: D. HEsRr Jso: HuskE, Ohm NcRAE j. H HoorEn
JESSE POTTS. Jso W. WRIGHT, W. NJ: MArrerr:,' -;
From the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
william and Mary College, Va. -. ~. =
fully to eae sa TO- tn ssyn that Mr.
hariiy taught i'll our Academies.'' ~
tie partIc uiarly refers to Hon. j. c. Dobbin.
n. j X
Ochiltree, of Texas, his old scholars. whom he
ville Avg ~ a. I "5e''e-
Extract Of a letter from the Hon J Phi1}ins
Fhoenlx. member of Congress from the city Of
Ne" York, to WV Seaton, Washington
Mr Sandford is well known in York. is connected
educated - '' - " ''
HOUSE REP. U. S. Jan "a, 1915
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1916:
Mr.
the Newton High having elected Principal of
mo O. schools IN @ is
appreciated as they ought to be.
Extract from letter of J. B. Buregh, Esq,
President of the Newton University. Baltimore
Md, to Z. X. Price, Esq of PhiIadel phia
BALTIC. Nd Aug 5th. 1s47.
The bearer J sandford is distinguished Teacher
and superior disciplinarian-
Extract of letter from Gen. D. M Barringe p,
Of North Carolina, Minister to Spain, to
Hon. John VI. Clayton, Sec. of State. dated Marc h
1919. "
He q. sandford) is fine scholar classical and
ushed families of New ork and has educated some Of
the most distinguished men of our State.
He has many other testimonials equally as
strong the above .,
REFERENCES.
Hon Samuel M. .Magraw,, sBelfair, Hartford
co, NJ Joshua Bryant, Esq, Havre de Grace,
Md; Rev. Adam Empie. Richmond, Va Hon. E.
Joy Morris, M c., Pii'ladelphia, Pa; Hon.
John NJ. Clayton, Delaware; Hon. j. G. Dobbn,
ex-M. c., Fayetteville, N. c.; G, c. Grammar,
ESD, Washington City; Hon. L. H. Sanford,
Judge Superior Court, N. Y; Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix, NJ. c., n Y; Hon Hamilton Fish, Ex-
Governor n. Y; Hon VIM. Coste Johnson, Elk
NJ. c., FredeI ck, Md; Col. Robt McCandlish,
Williamsburg. Va; Hon. John Wethered, FIX NJ.
c. Baltimore, Md; Gen. Isaac Thomas, Alexan-
dria. La; Jud ge VIM: b. OchiltIee, Texas: Hon
Ed. Sandtord. late Judge Grim. Court n. Y;
TERMS s
For Board, Washing ard Tuition, sos per ses-
nf % ks hu/f
No pupil received for less time than one
session.. t.~f- T }.<-. = 'z---
J. ]. SANDFORD..
-ls Principal.
A circular can be seen at the office of this
paper. .t ...5 -. ~