The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-06-06

'fp oNSigh w uloiuiUtng ihc tIuhUitUlty Di
has feelings. In this they succeeded but
too well. These words, so harmless in
themselves, or when applied to others, If
addressed TO Mr.. Mattyn, or even uttered in
his hearing, seemed TO possess the power
OF magic cabaIa so wonderful and SO 10.
Simultaneous was the effect which they pro.
duced on the appearance and conduct of tina,
gentleman. The moment thirteen votes
reached his ear, his features were clouded
with irown Of Indgnallon las eyes were
lighted up with most unholy hre--hs
hands Involuntary grasped the weapon OF
offence within hs reach, and his voice, nat.
urally clear and sonofous, vas changed ia
To deep and uneatthly tLuiterings, rcsem.
bling the sound Of distant thunder, or the
runibl0gs OF pcnl up volcanoes. Indeed,
the effect produced 90 Sir Percie Shalion,
By the sight uf the bodkln, as related 10 the
Monastery OF SIR Walter Sc-ti, was not
more sudden aud terrible than the effect
produced on Waite Marvin, by repcauns
the s,mple words thirteen votes HIS
weakness on this polu, Was proyerhial, aud
a sucked yout1 Gt the village, nuS a very
worthy aud respectable leaai practitioner ia
ihe rsil nl Boston, once made MARVIN, %.
iu4ity lhe means Of playing oil a nischtey.
Gus and cruel practical &c 10 the great
amusement al ,yr by s'apdtrs.
Nj. Smi,h, the Young gentleman 10 = hon
sc al'ude, bcln- one day a, tie sllage ia.
Nrrn, entered INTO conversation allh a gen
teel hooking stranger, sh'c The land4d,
w4s pIepan1g s3pe trire-hmcnt, W.lh
ahirb T. recruit tie exhausted frame aud
slHuIs 81 her gu-i. fac conversation
'ufned on the dith~uIy 81 nouucina some
# 'Ar ra..e, ~ piaors Vi ludtau origin,
hieh are - lrrqneal, mr., ailh "a the
Ne@ l.n2l4nd S'a'rs. T. zoe nsds' p ihr
t'''a9uy. ~. Sat'h, 81" has r"i''ical oppo
"'t'' y aii'r Native c"ah1 down enc
f"aa' lie "s~ certain ihas Waite "ouia
p"p 'h'o me la'''". 200 20 the spur q ne
'n"'f'"'t ia'd hls i''ao 'cc"fdo1'y
" ha. sou sas. stf, said ilr. Smith
fsPeciug those lN breaking aannts, -
petise'l, c"'tce'---1 agree "'ih YOU entire
7 ~ ard am u"rh afa'lhed 70 make the &c
d. my @rat ~ 1""fe are iam'mr Ing.
'''t soid'' aud c"'"b'0al'nasoI ~oet- . hien,
'Aaush thrl m'N n"i =. tct o,lhcui %
Pf"n""' = "te exceedingly dii'i-u't y o.
a'. ~ ias'aner. 4 Is ain'~t mp 'sso!s
iaf =n} ouc n0' 'amil'st "ilh ia practice. 20
pr nn"nrr Tho words m,r'r'h rutSs' hfrireH
rsaef AsTife7 rctff, ,'f tnt lra-th .. TIER,
~4'hHat tnahig tbe most i1dsctoGs mi-
'hAcs-
7trtecn saics thirteen votes repeat
81 n s.fauErt DO nq,se" ans cilileu'
y Y mat S.''A'' ~ ON rep at" '"'
H"''e'h WIS ..i
''F '''ts u'.' 81 upf'o" u'tf""'s'
u ist7r 'ttnfr dtiileu'' my doar s'r, 'han
Ned 'nn-inc, fep'1ed Nr. SGph 10 Ihe
b,ardrsl i6anaof' am mel tnnea "a th"
hab' e i"illne, bu' Ter The curiosity q The
hing a9t wiling to bci you The price ct
9 dho"f io' Sout>eH and horse, that }ea
eafnui rrpeat, 20 RAPID succession, the WORD,
"ihpiscn votes, thirteen votes, hheen
ntnu'cs without making somo cstcs'ous
aatdat~.
Done, sad The itave'lor-who reI'ie
ed Al The laea 81 paving The landlord Is CHAR.
- 50 easily, " aud "lil beGtn al once. -
- sAAwg h. took GOT bis ~aich and no'vd
The time --lhcn planting himself firmly
against tno "al, Nth h4S iaoe towards The
door assumed LOOK q great d"'fruiaa'
,inu, ~ It he had undertaken an unpleasant
loh aud WIS resolved 20 20 through with 1t
d, aii aazafds-aud commenced piouonRe,
lug 81 .nud clear VOICE, with dac cmphtstS