The North-Carolinian., 1851-08-16
BROOKVILLE ACADEMY

ms long established Institution h.;n. -.
vile nealany and beautiful country, at Brook
saa,.: tno". Somery county, Md remote from fbe
eauctfve scenes of vice offers ,,n ,,sn II - .e
ior the education of boys. - = ~
~ law ofthe Legislature. exnresslv enacted
resnacf 81 th,s institution, and in which
all - stands alone in the State, the sale of
an spurious liquors is prohih;,ed ,.;.h; sac VI
miles of the village =, '',' VIM" !" o
th slact from the report of the Committee Of
e .n ayetteVlfle Academy, North CaraI;n. ~, ~ ~
he Classical and Mathematical nn,srt., s.na, oyer
na,"+ ".n ne presided many years, having been an
e"inteo "hen nineteen years of age: =, !. : ~ -.
into now pursued be divided
& all the elements of iearnine f t ne use
designed pareuarp a Of the
is aenas for our in the Male
s Gentlemen of regular cocgiate edneater
tlemen we ana moral attachments From these gen
@ EisS lahke the dictate our gratitude to then, M M
in the Acadey and ns er that
eons and IN society have called the spoutan-
thai .h we but speak their sentiments when we hone
abd;nr n,a to make our town their home aud
Jesse Es'. POTTS 'so w WateHr, w NJ MArr.Tr -"
,,f,!' rom the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
"Hliam and Mary College, Va
,,v a no saying that sandford is
nar'y taught in Academies ~ VI VI
lie particularly refers to Hon ]. C. Dobbip
'noer VI congress, and Hon. Judge Wm B.
oehlltree, of Texas. his old scholars. whom he
vile. - e
:. Extract OF letter from the Hon Phillips
New York, to w w Seafon Washington.
Mr. Sanford is ell known in New York is connected
with some OF our most respectable families lberlly
HOUSE, REF. U. S. Jan "a 1916
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1916:
the Newton High having been elected Princpa Of
one OF the Grammar Schools in Pl,iadelphia.-He u
appreciated as they ought to be. >s4 49, ~.
Extract from letter of J. B. Burleigh, Esq,
President of the Newton University. Baltimore, ,
ma, 10 T.. H. Price, Esq, OF PhIladelphIa
BALTIC. Md Aug 5th, 1sl7.
The bearer J Sandford. is distinguished Teacher
and superior discplinarian.
Extract OF letter from Gen. D. NJ. Barringer,
Of North Carolina, Minister to Spain. to
Hon. John NJ Clayton, Sec. Estate, dated NJ March
1919.
He J.-J sandfora, is fine scholar. classical and
gushed families of New YORK and has educated some Of
the most distinguished men of our State.
He has many other testimonials equally as
strong the above. -
Hon. sarnael NJ. Magraw, Belfair. Hartford
co, Md Joshua Bryant, Esq, H,vre de Grace,
Md; Rev Adam Empie. Richmond, Va; Hon. E
Joy Morris, ex-M c., Philadelphia, Pa; Hon
John NJ. Clayton. Delaware; Hon. J. c. Dohbin.
ex-M. c., Fayetteville, n: C.; Z; Grammar
Esq, Washington City; Hon. L. H. Sandf,rd'
Judge Superior Court, ". Y; Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix, NJ. C., n Y; Hon Hamilton Fish. Ex-
Governor N. Y; Hon VIM. Coste Johnson, Ex
M c., Frederick, Md; Col. Robt McCondlish'
williamsburg. Va; Hon John Wethered, TX NJ
c. Baltimore, Md; Gen. Isaac Thomas. A1exan-
dria, La ; j Judge VIM. D. OchiltIee, Texas: Hon
Ed Sandtord late Judge Grim. Court N. y;
7-Ns TERMS.
For Board, Washing and Tuition, $50 per scs-
sion of % weeks: one half in adrance.
No pupil received for less time than one
session. -----
Principal.
! June II, 1881 --..e ss. s-ets
| Acir.ular can be seen at the Office of thu