The North-Carolinian., 1851-07-12
BROOkVILLE ACADEMY

ms long established institution being situa-
1ed IN healthy and beautiful country, at Brook
vile, Montgomery county. Md. remote t.orn ~
seductive scenes OF vice, offers unusual ad VANTAGE.
for the education of bows o''
10y IA" OF the Legislature, expressly enacted
ior the Deneht OF this institution and in which
respect It stands alone in the State, the sale of
an spurious liquors is prohibited within two
miles of the village "
Extract from the report of the Comn;tt e
the Fayetteville Academy, North Caral;na o,en W
ne classical and Mathematical Department of
winch he presided many years, having been an
pointed when nineteen years of age:
The system of education pursued NAV be divided
into two branchesthe and ornamental The "s
fnl & embraces all the elements learning from the sim
and designed particularly to aualify
is Under of Messrs sandord and
ggGung g gentlemen of regular Collegiate education and
tiemen we cannot withhold this passing tribute of
Teachers admiration of them as menl thn tes
talents and usefulness in the Academy and their exeml
eous and universal appreciation of this community And
wv tee'e we but speak their sentiments. when hope
quate encouragement to make town their and
abiding s place: Place, w. ,,
JESSE Porrs, Jso w. WRIGHT, w. NJ. MAFrsrr.:'
From the Rev Adam Empie, late President of
William and Mary College, Va.
f have % no hssitatio" in saying that Mr. sandford
nar1iy taught in our Academies
He particularly refers to Hon. J. C. Dobbin
III. ID.
OchIltree, of Texas, his old scholars, whom he
prepared for College: while he taught at Fayette-
Vile.
Extract of letter from the Hon J Phillips
Phoenix. member of Congress from the city of
New York, to w w Seaton, Washington.
Mr. Sandford is W ell known in New York is connected
with some OF our most respectable families literally
House. REP. U. s. Jan "a 1915.
Extract from the Newton Journal, Pa, March
18th, 1916:
Mr.
the Newton High School having been Princ pal of
one of the Grammar Schools in Phiadelphia:-He is
most competent Teacher abilities
appreciated as they ought be.
Extract from letter of J. B. Burleigh, Esq,
President of the Newton University. Baltimore
Md, to f. X. Price, Esq of Phladel phia
BALTIC. Nd, Aug 5th. 1877.
The bearer. J sandford is distng uishcd Teacher
and superior discplinarian.
Extract of letter from Gen. D. NJ. Barringer,
of North Carolina, Minister to Spain to
Hon. John VI. Clayton, Sec. of State, dated March
1919.
HE G. J sandford) a classical and
guishcd and educated some of
the most distinguished men of our State.
He has many other testimonials equally as
strong the above.
REFERENCES.
Hon. Samuel M. Nj ,graw. Belf,ir, Hartford
CO, Mi 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,
Esq, Washington City; lion. L. H. Sanford,
Judge Superior Court, ". Y: Hon. J. Phillips
Phoenix, NJ. c., ~ Y; Hon Hamilton Fish, E.x
Governor N. Y; Hon VIM. Coste Johnson, Ex
M. c., Frederick, Md; Col. Robt McCandlish,
williamsburg, Va; Hon John Wcthered, FIX Nj.
c. Baltimore, Md; Gen. Isaac Thomas, Alexan-
| dria. La; Judge VIM. 3. OchiltIee, Texas: Hon
| Ed Sandford. late Judge Grim. Court n. Y;
TERMS.
| For Board, Washing ard Tuition, 500 per ses-
| sion of p; weeks: one haIfn adr0nce
| No pupil received for less time than one
! session.
J. j. SANFORD.
Principal.
| June II, 1851 6l3-Ot
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