The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-09-06
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nus long established inst;tnt;,. t.:
viiie neaithy and beautiful country -, pn.a .ua
seductive scsny mefy county. Md, remote from the
Tor the education of bows Unusual advantages
60, Ia" ofthe Legislature exnr.ss1v
respect i .tant .! TINS institution. aud ia which
ali .n;;.d s'dnos alone in the State the cal. ~
a.! spurious liquors is proh;h;tea Ut SAFE OF
miles OF the village within '"o
the Fave,ta,1 IRON the report of the Committee of
II ayetteville Academy, North CaraI;na e1 ~
me Classical and Mathematical naaan.' ua' over
na,.s.II ne presided many years, having been a.
eeu "hen nineteen years of age:
ss now pursued
en sao hshs;.
is under the Male Department
ssarH ea Of regular education
tiemen we cannot moral aatain%ents From gen
Teaeh anke the dictate of gratitude to them "a
~ o usefulness in the Academy and their exempia
eous au IN society have called the spontan
ha we but speak their sentiments when We hope
abid;ng n cement TO make our town their home and
JESSE FORTS, JSo w WRIGHT. w. NJ. MArr.rr
NJ, r rom the Rev Adam Empe late President Of
William and Mary College. Va
fuv naxs s no hesitation in saying that sandord is
harhy taught in Academies -
He particularly refers to Hon. j. C. Dobbn.
I'm
Och'ltree, of Texas, his old scholars HON h.
Vile. " ~ 49,
Extract of letter from the Hon J Phillips
PhoenIx, member of Congress from the city of
New York, to w w Seaton, Washington.
Mr. Sanford is known in New York is connected
with some OF respectable families berally
HousE REP. U. s. Jan. "a, 1915.
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1916:
the Newton rh nin hs as OF
one OF the Grammar Schools in ephia-He is a
most competent Teacher like 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 Philadel phia.
BALTIC. Md. Aug 5th, 1s47
The bearer J. sandford, is distinguished Teacher
and superior disciplinarian
| Extract of letter from Gen. D. NJ. Barringer
| OF North Carolina, now Minister to Spain, to
Hon. John NJ. Ciayt Sec. OF State. dated Marc h
lS49.
He q. sandford) is fine scholar. a classical and
guished families of New ork. educated of
| the most distinguished men of our State.
He has many other testimonials equally as
| strong the above.
| REFERENCES.
| Hon Samuel NJ. Magraw, Beifar, Hartford
CO, Nd Joshua Bryant, Esq Havre de Grace
Joy Morris, ex-M. C., Philadelphia, Pa; Hon
John Nj. Clayton, Delaware; Hon. j c. Dobbin,
ex-M. c.. Fayetteville, N. c.; G. c. Grammar
Jui ,e Superior Court, n. Y; Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix, NJ c., N. Y; Hon Hamilton Fish. Ex-
Governor N. Y; Hon. WIN. Coste Johnson Ex
NJ. c., Frede1 ick. Md; Col. Robt. McCandl'sh
| Williamsburg. Va; Hon. John Wethered, Ex NJ
C. Baltimore, Md Gen. Isaac Thomas. Alexan
dria. La; Judge VIM. B. Ochiltlee, Texas; Hor
| Ed Sandford late Judge Grim. Court n. Y;
! TERMS.
| For Board, Washing and Tuition, $65 per ses
! sion of % weeks: one half in adrance.
! No pupil received for less time than one
session.
j. SANDFORD.
| Principal.
| June il, 1881