The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-08-30
- FAYETTEVILLE. N. Co. AUGUST 30 1851.
BROOKVILLE ACA1FMV

ted in Ing sstaol,shed institution being sitoa-
vIlie' Montgomery county. Ma na,n at Brook
uS'i'e scenes of vice, uffe rs unusr.l ,a ~ ''ie
ior the education of bows advantages
for ~ law OF the Legislature, expressly enacted
W '"e oeneht of this institution and
iesPect 1t stands alone in the State +hn ~h'cn
miles of the village within Two
tho Earet. rom the report of the Committee Of
e ayetteville Academy, North CarsI;na ~. -.
ne Classical and Mathematical Denant' over +
no,.. .n ne presided many years, having been an
p"n'eo "hen nineteen years of age: 0p
into two now pursued divided
I all the elements of learning from th use use
dent @ and is designed particularly to auafy
is under 1%r t Male Department.
high erarn men OF regular Collegiate education and
temen we cannot moral atsnments From
Sake the dstae gratitude to them as
I'd nss and usefulness in the Academy and their arsmn1
eous and nnen IN society have called forth spontan
We h; u universal appreciation of this community And
that hs Mo but speak their when we hope
abi'i;n encouragement "i to make town home and
JESSE roTrS' 'So- w. WRIGHT. w. NJ. MArrErro
,,rom rom the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
william and Mary College. Va
fnv h no hesitation in saying that Mr. sandford is
harly taught in our Academies ~
He particularly refers to Hon. j. C. Dobbin,
% eA member OF Congress, and Hon. Judge VIM. B.
Ochiltree, of Texas his old scholars whom ba
ville a. cue
-, Extract Of letter from the Hon ] Phillips
fhoenlA member of Congress from the city of
New York, TO w w Seaton, Washington
Mr. Sandford ell known in New York is connected
WITH some of our most respectable families literally
educated
House REP. u S Jan "a 1915
Extract from the Newton Journal Pa, March
18th, 1916:
MIR Sandford has resigned Principal of
the Newton High School having Principal Of
most competent like to see his abilities
appreciated as they ought to be-
Extract from letter of J. B. Burleigh, ESQ ,
President of the Newton University. Baltimore,
Md, to F.. K. Price, Esq of Philadel pha.
BAlro.. Md Aug 5th, 1s47.
The bearer ! J. Sanford, is distinguished Teacher
and superior discp!inaran.
Extract of letter from Gen. D. NJ Barringer,
Of North Carolina, now Minister to SPAIN to
Hon. John VI. Clayton, Sec. ofState, dated March
1919.
He q. sandford) is fine scholar. classica. and
elegant writer connected With of the most dstin
the most distinguished men of our State
He has many other testimonials equally as
strong the above.
Hon. samuel KEFhHkENeESS r. Il 5!i,H, SSs,fir, Hartford
co, Md Joshla Bryant, Esq Havre de Grace
Md; Rev Adam Empie. Richmond, Va; Hon f.
Joy Morris, M c., Philadelphia, Pa; Hon.
John NJ Clayton, Delaware; Hon. }. &. DobbIn.
cx-M c., Fayetteville, N. c.; G. c. Grammar
Esq, Washington City; Hon. L. H. Sandf,rd'
Judge Superior Court, ". Y; Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix, NJ. c., ~ Y; Hon Hamilton Fish, EN-
Governor N. Y; Hon. VIM. Coste Johnson, E~
NJ c., Frederick. Md; Col. Robt McCandi'sh
Williamsburg. Va; Hon. john Nethered, TX M
q Baltimore Md: Gen Isaac Thomas, AleSan-
dria, La; Judge VIM. p. Ochiltree, Texas: Hon
Ed Sandford late Judge Grim. Court n. y;
TERMS.
For Board Washing aud Tuition, 500 per ses-
sion of % weeks: one half IN adramce.
No pupil received for less time than one
J.J. SANDFORD.
Principal.
June II, 1851
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