The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-09
=. .9A4Nn.} FAYETTEVILLE N. c., AUGUST 49,
BROOKVILLE ACADEMY

81 ms long established institution being situa-
@ 'eu IN healthy and beautiful country. at Rrook
vile, Montgomery county, Md. remote from ~
seductive scenes of vice offers unusual advant,a.s
Tor the education of bows
for ny law ct the Legislature, expressly enacted
lor Tue oeneht OF this institution, and in which
re- iEsPect .t stands alone in the State, the sale of
~, az spurious liquors Is prohibited within two
miles OF the village.
Extract from the report of the Comm;t+oo re
the Fayetteville Academy North Carolina. over
ne classical and Mathematical Department Of
wn1ch ne presided many years, having been ap-
pointed when nineteen years of age:
system of education now pursued NAV he divided
into INT two ornamental The use
M to som n; 1 Of the
dents for our rnd qualify stu
% Is under the of Messrs sandford and Hustead.
high tsrnrK ea of regular Collegiate education
i teMen we cannot withhold this passing tribute of
well of them as men5
v ana usefulness in the Academy and their exempa
eous and universal appreciation this community And
that the bosom society viii always afford an ade
quate Encouragement to make home and
H.. l., D HEsnY JNo Hrskr JOIN McRA-. J. H. HoorEn,
JESSE forTs: JNo W. WRIGHT, w. NJ. MArrErr.''
>, From the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
william aud Mary College, Va.
Il have hesitation in saying that Mr. sanaforl is
fully able to teach and teach well branches ordi
narliy taught in our Academies
He particularly refers to Hon. j. c. Dobbin
eX-nember of Congress, and Hon Judge VIM B.
Ochiltree, of Texas, his old scholars, whom he
vile
Extract Of letter from the Hon ] Phillips
Phoenix, member Of Congress from the city of
New York, to W w Seaton, Washington.
Mr. Sandford is ell known in New York is
educated.
HOUSE REF. U. S. Jan. "a, 1915.
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1S16
MIR Sandord has resigned his situation Principal Of
the Newton High School, having been elected Principal Of
competent Teacher sec abilities
appreciated as they ought to be.
Extract from letter OF J. B. Burlei5h, Esq,
President of the Newton University. Baltimore,
Md, to E. k. Price, Esq of Philadelphia.
BALTIC, Md Aug 5th, 1917.
he ebeare j. is distinguished Teacher
Extract Of a letter from Gen. d. M. Barrnger,
Of North Carolina, now Minister to Spain. to
Hon. John VI. Clayton, Sec. of State. dated March
1919.
He q. sandford) is fine scholar. classical and
elegant writer With of the distin
| the most distinguished men of our State
He has many other testimonials equally as
strong the above.
| REFERENCES.
Hon. Samuel NJ. Magraw, Belf,r, Hartford
| co, Md Joshua Bryant, Esq llAvre de Grace,
| Md; Rev. Adam Empe. Richmond, Va; Hon. f.
Joy Morris, ex-M. c., Philadelphia, Pa; Hon
John NJ; Clayton, DeIawSre; "A Hon. J. c; Doob'n'
! eN-M e, Fayettevdle' N; - r. y; Slaineial nf,
Es.l., Washington City; Hon. L. H. Sanford
| Jud5e Superior Court Y. Y; Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix, M c., N. Y; Hon Hamilton Fish, Ex-
! Governor N. Y; Hon. VIM. Coste Johnson, f:S
NJ c.. Frede1 ick, Md Col Robt. McCandlish
| Williamsburg. Va; Hon. John Wethered, Ex M
| c. Baltimore Md; Gen. Isaac Thomas. Alexan
dria La: Judge VIM. &. OchiltIee, Texas; Hot
| Ed. Sandtord. late Judge Grim Court N. y
| TERMS.
| For Board, Washing and Tuition, 500 per ses
sion of % weeks: half IN Gdronce
| No pupil received for q less time than on'
| session.
Principal.
June II, 1881
Acir.ular can be seen at the office OF thu