Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11

Gated now all the way through the notch,
and though they may cross your path now
| aud then, IL is only for time; the moment
the legislature offers bounty for them, Of
SO much head, yiu have nothing TO fear
| from that class Of cattle: they are only a few
| breeders now left in the woods and noun
tains for nest eggs. But the mosquitoes
why don I they offer bounty for theDI?-f
they wo,, saw 50 rauch a het by not say
20 much a cart loado have been prickod by
a st.letto-by the galley nIpper, by tAe blood
sucker, and the hornet; ard | can safely ties
tfy that know Of nothing TO compare with
the White Hills mosquito, near the top-the
Potomac are nothing 10 them. They stung
paris OF rae into a hard lump, While was
trying to soIiIoquy through my shut teeth,
and they 50 altered my face and that OF my
poor watch, to say nothing OF my hands,
lhat up TO this hour my mother wouldn't
know me, and cannot tell what ocloek tits.
tried a sesar-a long eighteen, and putt
ed myself bind and sick before they tired
me out-and all TO no purpose. Perhaps
little camphorated spirit, It you ever 90
troutfsiing in that quarter, my dear friend,
perhaps that may save yuu-wlih the bless
ing Of God But nothing else can Talk Of
bites!-you may have a million a minute, If
you love trout hshing-or grliled salanian
der stuffed with fire works.
But the oppTDech TO the mountains-In must
give you scme idea Of that;-euFse the mus
Quitoes. they are biting me nGw!- there's
one frlloiY-I know his ery--I am sure OF It
he has followed me fifty miles lmore or
less and the bites received a week ago are
burning Cow like as many fire PmPles;-i an
afraid to look In the glass, the unsishtiy
bitches lrighten me-alrald to shave, lest
The lower part of my face, which was roast
ed OF by the sun three OF four days ago,
should wipe oil like han iful of herring roc.
4 London paper OF the 18th o? Jnne, states
that there was report current IN The City,
that Marshall Paskewitch had gone over to
the Poles, but that it was too good 10 be
true without doubt, pastGewiteh IS a Rus
sian by BIRTH and education, devoteGly attach
ed 10 the cause OF his master, from whom he
has received those marks of distinction which
are apt 10 attract The services of soldier OF
fortune, and from whom he still expects the
most uabonndod honors far services yet to
DC rendered in reducing the Poles again to
the sway OF Russia
We state from good authoriy, thai the
isonora !e UtiGh Iracy-st present a mem
Der Of Congress from one Of the western dis
tFicts oil the State New York-.was sent as a
aort OF anti masonic missionary TO Judge Nc
Lane, 10 procure his consent to be run as
the candidate of that party for President; that
he Wedt on to Cincinnati, about the irst OF
this month, and hnding that Judge Mclean
had left to attend the session oi the Fedora.
Gcarta Columbes, he wenfed bis way there,
to fulfil the purposes Of his mission. We
have no knowledge Or advice OF The result Of
the conference between these Two indiy'du-
ais But, in The absence of any thing con-
elusive on this suhiect, 4ve viii hazatd the
conjecture. that the jsdge gave him no as
epratce ofhs willingness to accept the prof
!ercd nomination. ihe Judges capital of
poPnlarty--to e-e d mercantile phFasc-is
qnlte too small in Ohio, and 'R tie Union
generally, to ha2 I'd so great political spec
uia'lon,-t,ith TIE s'ron5 probability of its
failure staring hjn IA the iace.--as that Of
runnIag for HE Presidency upon st!ch a weak
and crippled bobby as anti masonry. We
presume hia1retehtion to that distis,r ton
q candidate Ter the Presidency dashed up
on much higher and broader gisuuds, what
ever may be the cstcYatian IN Whith he is
held by those, before whom his claims to
that elevaed oilice "ili Ultimately have to
press s4e therefore, risk the assertion.
that the object OF Mr. Tracys mission has
bees defeated, and that Judge Mclean VIII
softer he honos 10 pass him.--l,cioto Ono
G@xetts.