Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-28

T,y,vG DEscErr,T1oS OF HE VIsITuEs 20
-ug P.Is AT BIC RrcHXosp. The Wig OF
H57d.-. esntain5 the following notice of the
Richmond Fair:
The citv Is already pretty fun Of visitors 10
the Pair. which commences tomorrow, and tie
rgtI j sfisi pouring II from ali quarters From
t!r.t Indications therefore, We lneii7e 70 'le
rr;s;5r. that the number o; persons IN St'ei'-
dam. all lie nearly IL No: siteas large As on
aur u-e-ious OCCASION II : the hrst VIZ ~
al q them dGu5f, 70 eaten : GUMS -
CTIsi-, w7icn i ~ssI u nave 80 - n :
.f5at -rf v7av!zyips cities. but WnIcf', rom N.
-; :C1;.. s7-fzT.5rcs Of ulany Of cur TGrai
r,sf,,S ms net sc: penetrated into NC county,
i. 7f,s,f.s to The general cause ct tTath and
,r ,.yr conscience n 72rt!rGlsT re ca:iiioL -
r,-h 20 TIE personal pulchritCde q eitheF t.7
9r-1 OF ;fse women Who nave Ee' aS-=itl'
- ,s.y-v cir. To be s:irc they all have qi'ts
, b.eit7- sid co7tsaicti ap?ea==Tee- - Il i1ea :
srsf br5f.l existed = great abundance ana A. !.
- =.si,,Is,.-! in th=Se good things % some
q, s7s- -tstiSlrablc excess. he nave C''e.t
ye1ei in ,imes ike these, when ?eePis -.
--.e in overwhelming. crowds, ,He' 81
- r-7,,I,i11is Of irexcESGbiy money io'hs-
: ., ,,.s..< some Inherent and I:yS-
attraction for iI,= iil(aS0red u cur pront
y y : g-,,,,-,,-.-ltlr We axe consoled by the
- reelection, however. that none Of the
I'm .r, are let behind, but that all, for the
,irr,e being. are concentrated here
We hare no idea Of provoking personal di!-
ir1Ity with any Of tie eiIivalrous gentlemen,
Who have come hithe- to the fair; bot d. say,
in spite Of the world, the flesh, aud the devil,
that Heaven, in manufacturing them, was eN-
ccgIingIy spaEing of its eomeiy materials
observe A few sons Of AnaS from six 10 yen
feet in height, and wearing bearts aud nun
taches that look entirely Innocent Of zhy S'.o.
riyc Of either water or napkins VIZ :.
doYsa here, We suppose, for III, S-1Le yu pGss
seeing how badly they can HsiitsL l,e
n, t5e Fair Grounds and the hile Children o.
Inc sfr44ts II ,he,, DO not scare on tile CrIsis'
a., ,i,, T,-;.;. Ia rcrfectiy miserable thing.
m. ,e.,-51t.r o: the male portion OF the aSa
-ee,lii ,,,,,d IS n admirable Keeping with tn!
General appearances Of the AnaE boys Nj
aim the ,sSor fathers and mothers who have
-. 5.ted for so many wears 10 look at an
to mediate upon this unmitigated and bonn.
lrss ugiiness. Il
As to the female portion, language fails Us
7,eak Of their infinite meiitS-ia the respect T"
Iled to-in terms At once truthful and graph
Tine amount OF female hamlinesS il town at Il,
present time Is utterly indescIlbable and min
,SinaJle There are fey noticeable and eve
brilliant exceptions, however, to look nPeo
y hich i "a ieast to the eye and rapture to tn
soul. But may kind Providence soon take IL
1atance N himself, and make them jewels in h
r-71gr;l-fOT Iheir light On earth, derived fros
their personal appearance, viii never he bright
II than hat emitted by arusty tcnpcnny nail
We remark, by the way, that cTino!ine appea |
10 have suffered sad collapse. Its dimension
nave fearfuIly Misunderstanding altogether, y
presume, 10 the pressure. Being an ardent ad
nirer ard advocate Of crinoline, We dcplore tn I
aud unirnposing strait to which III
has been reduced; and sve breathe everlasting
cnrse upon the pressure.
With tear for crinnline, therefore, we con-
clude our original aad eloquent and opposite OBJ
serEations On the visitors to the Fair. We pro-
lest, moreover. that we have intended no offence
BY our discourse to any mortal, male or female
for. while penuing these lines, we have been
~ izt!ing, Ike good Uncle Toby, Litld5ulleso,
all the time