Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

Languages and Bellies Less, M tne Nashville lrn5
Academy; Or Lynsey, President Of Cumberland COLLEGE;
and Mr. kviere Professor of Modern Languages said
College immediately had bundled Subscribers
and those the respectable ot the place. among
whom, have the satisfaction seeing the name of the
faVouTite warrior OF the South. At Frankfort and Louis
vile, Kentucky had the signature the nIst men in c,a
ihoSe two places AT Cincinnati was equally successtu
AT StGunon Lexington, aud the University of Virpii
that beautiful monument Of the cf i man. next TO
Franklin, has not any competitor greatness in tie
annals Of American history: the book had but s,ibsc,
bers, hut those being mostly added much honCr
To the list In Orange county pridcd myself tina
signature of one WHO important To his
when at tie helm of their government, he is the
cheerini and instructive companion. the hospabie mas
ahh the useful czcnoHe whose hair is white with arc
GUY VINO sill possesses the minded vsour of n.anhoos
.iirc.
CONDITIONS.
tni WORE MI! be printed on good paper and large types
and delivered to each subscriber 81 per copy C,rn.-
paid in advance. " ~ ~
ihis last is perhaps unusual request bu, it is the o
means nave 10 deiray the cXpcnccs myself and children
on our way to New York, where have areac Tor;
The work is TO be prined-A, Nashville where The n,
cues OF my situation well known the above demand
was nor only met with ndulscnce with feelings OK
generosity which, had been so dspusad uiri,, In,
dawn Ia some amount. In acknow cdsire this reude,
out small tribute OF the gratitude owe citizens of
0'ae, "hefe met with Unprecedented ficndshil
nospHaihy' an" general good Will. In Kentucky aud in
Ohio, no hesi'atcd comply with nv leman nd AUD
even VITA NOR than asked. gould have passed
Virginia. The peculiar features of the country Dropscd
me many subject which being introduced aud described
in the form of Themes in my Elementary Book would
prove considerable source Of instruction aud amusement
10 young American students Children cannot be made
too acquainted with tie nd political portrait
tuc OF their native land The description of Europc
sccnerics and anecdotes of her great men, may anuse
their imagination, but 1t will ony be objects pictured from
their own home, that will interest feelings Sketches
from "NiGts Patrick Henry" will do the sect
al patriotism in the heart Of my little Americans than the
whole stored greatness of the old world. Besides must
confess, that was anxious Sa!e which, from her
natural wealth. her prosperity, and still from the
galaxy of great men she has ntured long held the
rank among the States. therefore, respectfully express
my hopes, tina, the citizens of Richmond of its vicinity
Will grant me their patronage the double ground thar
they convinced of the value the undcrtakiru ard
IRON motives of hospttahl Feelings towards ger-a
parent whose dearest ambition bic suppnrt and
education of three children, and merit some ceufdeuce
by proving useful in being the medium extending gem
eral knowe"S" OF the French language Throughout The
United States for, be it well under stood that tins Eleme
ary practical method is intended and conservative cal
cnated tn facilitate the study of the French language in
al schools Indiscminatey free any great aditionaI
eXpcnce Us not any thing be said be really useful
without it is general.
AS snail make 1t my dr'v to present the subscription
'S' PERSONAL y at each citizens, beg my doing so NAV
hot ce cUnSiOerca an intrusion. 3. OSULLIVAN,