Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-14
Tie President at the Haue suirkur Springs.

Tie President at the Uhue Suirhur Springs.
Wall that Sir. vaa Barren received
sabbi'y the Springs tina, he viii leave forthwith What ca"
ae enemy % ahT pGiss sSn &c d, ron oc IN ,
Such Is the rurHDur: and now for the FacE
EXTRACT If letter frorn the White Sulphur Of he IT,
"On Saturday evening, the approach Of the President
was announced, and about 10 or 90 personal friends with
cut any previous concert or arrangement, went out IN
carriages TO meet him about FIVE miles from the Springs
jus, at the foot Of the Allegheny, (among these were
Messrs Thomas of Maryland, Downing OF Florida, Gen
Hernandez &c &c 1.-The President breakfasts, dimes
and cups at the public table land in all respects if
he held station: visiting the ladies' and gentlemen, and
Joining in all the nuseEents of the place, like any other
private gentleman. The consequence has been, that he
has made most favorable impression pre- JUDGED
minds The Wings have paid him as much attention as
his own friends; and is universally acknowledged that
his address is easy, unaffected, unPretending graceful
and jus, as it should be- Indeed, 1t is subject OF Ire
ouen remark that il is Of the highest compliments
10 The beauty Of institutions, TO see our Chief hlas's
trse throwing aside the tappings Of Office and nssocIat
ing with all classes of his fellow citizens on terms OF The
most perfect equality. This remark heard from -
and from other Wings who acknowledge they can lind
nothing 10 blame in the Presidents private charas;e and
ccnduct-The number of visitors here Is very large
should think at eas, 500 and numbers are daily and
hourly turned off Mr. and ITs PoinSt arrived on Sun
GaT; and we have many other distinguished personageA
from almost every State and Territory and great dis
play of wealth, beauty and in,elligence.-Mr R"ane-
Mr.. Rivts and lady, with their guest, MI Legare, are
daily expeccd--snd Messrs. King from Alabama Ncho
already here-and four correspondent sta,es) is warm
friend Of the President Some Conservatives are here
and they show an excellent disposition to harmonize
Our Mineral Waers
The N. Star says, with rather too much OF sectional
feeling: 1T little remarkable that our own citizens
least who ocking TO the hotter South TO enjoy The
Suphurs of the Virginia mountains, should forget the
Springs Of Avon Of State, and in the most un.
dula,ng country OF lake and wood and fertile valley IN
The World Tosay nothing of their vicinity To the great
lakes Niagara Falls &C. placed as Avon Is on The tho
rcuphfae of the most fashionable tour in The Union
But the atmosphere of the mountainous region OF The
"hoe South least cool and refreshing as That Of
the Avon Springs Of New York-Besides, we offer to
our Northern citizens Of the most healthy climates
in the world-sone of the noblest mountains and most
delicious landscapss-Caves of unsurpassed beauty-a
Natural Bridge which almost compares IN astonishing
ora ndeur to the Nsgsa Fas-besces some cascades OF
our own-and the wonderful PreciP'ce OF The HAWKS
Nest We invite them too to visit one OF the most hosP
table State, in The Uniop-and above ALL We invite 'hen
to return the compliment which we have PAID SO many
years 10 Saratoga and Ballston. Why conhne lhti'
visits to their own Springs? The mere frequent the
intercourse between the North and the Soulh, the more
strongly knit together will be social feelings and
Political Union. This is advantage OF ncacuao
Importance. The Springs of Central Virginia will prove
besspg to the whole country, if they had no otherei
feet than 10 form sor, Of raying point to the feelings
Of the citizens Of our different sectons-to bring them