THE PRESIDENT

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Extract of letter received in Richmond from
the White ulphur Of the 7th.


"On Saturday evening, the approach OF the
President was announced, and about ID or ~
personal friends, without any previous concert
or arrangement went out in carriages TO meet
him about five miles from the Springs just at the
foo: of the Allegheny, among these were Messrs.
Thomas OF Maryland Downing of Florida,
Gen Hernandez, SC. &c. The President break


asts, dimes and sups at the public table. and acts


in all respects as if he held no station; visiting
:he ladies and gentlemen, and joining in all
private amusements of the place like any other
private gentleman. The consequence has been
that he has made a most favorable impression
even on prejudiced minds. The Wings have
paid him as much attention as his own friends
and it is universally acknowledged, that his
address is easy, unaffected, unpretending, grace
ful, and just as it should be. Indeed, it is a
subject of frequent remark, that it is one of the
highest compliments to the beauty of our Insltu-
tions to see ou. Chief Magistrate throwing aside
the trappings of Office and associaling with all
classes of his ellow-ciIizens terms of the most
perfec: equality. This remark ! heard from
and from other Whigs, who acknowledge
they can find nothing to blame in the Presidents
private character and conduct.