v. . . .
, 4 .'Cfi
Cl.r
IT? i cbtle
TLVTl cfatt:
v.! ' . c :r.
- . . 1
: j 2 c 1 1. .?.. v.
2 v. r$ c '):lL'!.a-
yd U'.'X i.i the f ersoo of a youtfj man
then a member of that Uuiveiaity. Un
ibrtcnatety fio scientific report of llie
enn has hitherto been given to the pub
hahhough the lease, as loose! detail
ed ta ike papers, Was, as we understand
nt, and so faras we are devised, strictly
sui generis, wai perhaps cot likely to
occur again kinder the saihe type, fbr
cectury to come, We urge it, there,
fore, upon the Faculty in question to
draw op succinct, but exact I nd deft
nite, report of this nevr speciss of 'n.
gina (or the benefit of the whole Fa
culty and of the country -at targe, 'All,
uuitwe nave been awe to gainer iroro
vrv imnerTert rnnrta nf lhk tintMi-
hr case, is the following: That the
ehom or roonmate of the patient, Ijav
log missed a considerable cum of money
in specie, and perhaps In bills, from' his
trunk, was endeavoring & detect the
individual who had taken i; that the
patient, finding an uppteasftnt, if not an
unreasonable, degree of, suspicion res.
ting on his own shoulders, suddenly fell
sack of a tie w species of Quinsy that
bis threat swelled to several times it?
ordinary size, and that he cfostd his
abutters and. prudeitly betook -Wmsftlf
to bed, iriTending there to -be "dowo
ic&, and to observe a profound silence;
that his chum, with several of the clas,
entering the patiant'e bed-chamber, and
, observing the terribly swollea condition
of his neck end throat, .though not yet
admitted jkMrm degree of A.B, Vpuch
, lesa to thai 'of AL1)., ventured at once,
with the rashness cbaraetecistie of 'a
younjj practwaer, which, though often
fatal a sometimes happily successful, to
inform (he patient that his' disease was
the Qui nryj and thatothinbutnn itri
mediate- operation , would" .reduce the
welling. That the patient at first stout
ly denied that that was his disease, and
lustily protested against any such pro
k -ceedmg on tne parrot the uootot and
his Aids; that they, being the strongest
ftarty, seized, him bv the throat, and bv
main strength untied his neckcloths; (as
it is said he had no Ie$ than six on, on
that occasion that, on the removal of
these", the whole swelling of the throat,
heavy and enormous as Uj was, instantly
disappeared; .and that instead of the cus
tonwry discharge from the throat, ci
ther outside or inside, when the awel
, ling comes to, a bead, and breaks, there
mas a full and very copious discharge
f from each of the six cravats, of a large
number of shining, circular and flat, me
talie pieces many of them ye How like
gold, and greatly resembling' what are
usually -called in this country eagles
and half eagles; many more of them
while like silver, and astonishingly like
what the people at large denominate
dollars, hoi dollars ' aud lioenfy-Jive
cent pieces; beskie several considcra
hie bundles of thitrvatrong, retangular
puces of sum paper very ,nandsomeii
engraved on one side, and so very -like
hunk kiL'i 1 Kit , ihev Z anuU "nan for
' tbera even whh eashters and brokers.
These are, the. statements respecting
lais very lingular cast ka sunnyi as
gathered from sanous floating .reports
drawn ap by we,knW pot' whom; 'and
whether correct or not. we are inable
to decide. We tbcrcfore'requGst ao ac
curate professional report f the case
from one, cr jrtill better Irero a council,
of the Facblty referred Urabive, embra
cing inter aim the following points.) '
; 1. Did euch a remarkable icassi ol
Quinsy occur at Chapel Hill t If to,
! 2. In whaiyearl with the name, res
si i-w j ...ii.-l!.' j.ij:..-.f
the patient. -v. v-'-
t. Had he; any .previous aitacki 'of
the same, or a similar disease T
4. Did the swelling of the throat come
onrrfrrffffftfrtJrrntmfff
- itn, .t : er
. What were , the visible Obcts,
while it lasted, upoa toe patient's gene
ral health I " ?- r
f C The name of the 'y6ung doctor,
I I II . I I MV . .- -
wno, vy a oou ana omiiani practice, at
once reduced he patient s enormous
throat to its ordinary size, as Well as the
Barries ff bis surgical aids. ' ? t
, 7. Was 4hc,twclling lanced, either on
. the inside or outside f or was there any
others urgical operation than thesucces
tive vnlyinn of. cravatst
, 8. Was any of the matter discharged
from the patieiiLt. throat the purulent
matter. Which Cfmmouly oozes from the
swelling of the Quinsv when it breaks!
or wss it, all, pieces of yellow and white
tnetsl, au'd of paper ? and if ao, did it
consinrof real coin and -bank1 bill, or
merely of whaty. looted so mm:h alike
them, that they Could not be distinguish
fd? - Atsv what was the exact amount,
in dollars acd cents, of the matter dii-
' trc-;t 1. .1 .1 t.-avJ.!. li.'-n
ma;.j c,::rz"i tvete cctual!y. talcn ca
t!.a pa;!.;"s r.:clt - ' ' -
IX IXJ c. cu.r tu-pot3, thst ilz
round pieces of stamped metal, and rec
tangular pieces of engraved paper, were
generated by the dkuaso itself, arkl for.
ced out through the nee ol the Jarynx,
when the swelling was reduced; or if
not, how did 'bey account philosophical.
ly for this remarkable phenomenon! .
H. lJid not tlie patient tweaf very
Irecir durioc the orarationT and , was
there anv considerable lossof blood? :.
12, What was the state of the patients
health after the operation T 'Did. the
grejjt depte lidniboW external and in
ternal, which he had suffered, compel
him to rusticate, or to leave college! and
if so, bow soon did be recover strength
ol nerve enough to go back into society!
13. lias he since Jbecn subject to any
similar attacks, or shown any strong at'
fection for coins aVid bank bill? ; And
have certain transactions with the'U. &
firaiich ITank at St. Louis arrived from
a cvnl national tendency to the same
disease! 'i"''':Ys V.;-r"''
We hope that, with these lints,, the
gentlemen of the faculty, ho are on
and near the soot, will draw up a report
of the case, which Shall be satisfactory
te their brethren and useful to the publ
ic. , . - " -
DEMUCUATIC KEPCBLlCAN
STATfi RIGHTS ; CO.NVENTIOX.-
.DlewujJ but this is a ja w-breakerl jt
M decidedly the longest, knottiest, crook-
edesi plirase ever invented There is t
dilficnJty ih getting one's tongue about
iur uet a oowq m one piace, auo n ue
up;in another. 1 Like a crooked stick it
won't lie still. LHo a roll ettupe, tnsrt
is no end to iui Like a hedge hog, it has
bristle pointing i every direction.
But it will be obliged to be 'said
number of limes before next August,
and we have ascertained tbat.by taking
cvrtain advantages, it inay all ba" said
off at once! Follow our directions for
tuvineil, and yon will master the di
fii-phy id an Incredible short space ol
time: f Draw as mnchas a blacksmitn's
bellows full of wind into your lungs
clap yeur bands upon each of your sides;
demijohn fasion squeeze yourself with
a recrular. firm. continued pressure, and
: a . . ..r .
beem to talk, if you will recollect to
i . .L- .i..
DCgin i iiiW f igiu cnu, y yu way mui My
it all off at ood bream. v. .:f . ;
Greensboro PatrtnU
SEE, HOW WE APPLES SWIMr
Editors are rising in the world there
is no doubt of iu The fact is, they are
stiff spokes in the wheels of society .r ,ll
is biit tecenilv that they have begun to
make themselves properly appreciated.
4 You cau't well put too many irons in
the fire for an Editor to attend to.
There's Editor Iorihs of the Standard
lor lustance,' ne was in ine late .van
Buten Contention at Raleigh, not as 0
represents live but stuur represenia
tivesV Tliere were four pi them, HalT
ur representatives in the Demo
cratic Rcpublio.n Slate Bights' Conven
tion,? (we love to give the whole name,)
aO tonceotrated in the person of bro
ther Loruigl That is understand us
imaginaoie, no ruprascuicu mw wpwb
county, which he h4 probably nevejf
put h h Toot in, Without any , assistance,
aod haii streogMi enongh,besides to hf'p
to rcpreseni ihrea oherjs Tiere are
.LI- I. - J l
Ruzmy lew pcopv mai cooia . ao u ;
Nobody .lik,e an Edito)r. Tbey do a
great maey little f turns" and "chores"
lor the public but seldom get paid lor
them, except in hard worcs. xe.
PILL ' AD VfiHTlSE AiEJNTS.
' Jn common with most other papers, in
this State, (and ouUof the State too,) the
Patriot admits into its columns ad ver-
of patent medicines. T Sroao
I j t. .k.'.k
our reoers mao cuiiipmiuia, n iwtu uu
doubt are well foonded, , that too much
of a good thing, in the line of pill adver
lisements, makes them siclu- Whal
would bo uicir siuiation, u, instead ol
the advertisements, they should be xom
pelled to take the actual pillsT
' To tell the truth, we ourselves nause
these pill tuffs, and, should utterly refuse
to lane mem, were it not mat we are
thoroughly convinced, of their exccllen
effect open our wholesome. It requires
no Esculapiui to convince us of this
our lea and consumptive pocket-beok
tcstifieth to the fact; they impart life
and. he all h, and. strpnetb. ; And the -se
cret of their virtue is, that the pill doe-
tors. PAY us for advertising thus ma
king a eontr'ibuiion to our slender stock
of the main . chance, which is by no
means to do ineczea sil is noi mis saus
factorjv all round! .. - f . ,
. , Greensboro1 Patriot.
wt:jrr. ;cr v..u:a t ..... i t...:
hws. ti? j f i'tv'.v,
I. . ; are j , ..v
all oihers f.r. - j ay it 1 Very j.. t in
deed! a fifwf - , er is selected to f ul!!i
the laws for itsdetotion fo Goternmont
it is paid exorbitantly f r tl troulle
sometimes to the amount of hundreds
of dollars per annum and it is now to
be presented with the additional pfivi
lege of exemption Irom p'stagt! Why,
it is the most palpatio party tiick ever
yet suggested' Even the" liberality of
the AdininitratK)U Press, will disdain fo
accent of the unfair ad vantage thus prof,
fcred them by a Senator of the United
Stales. We have no idea "thaf such"
measure can pass Congress. ' '
, - Richmond IVhig '
XIJE CITIZEN;
ASIIEDDRO' .;C.
FRIDAY FEBRUARY film.
WHIG XOMlKATlObS. '
rFOR'pitSpENT; .:i
m IIBKUT HARBISON,
w ' a a v
OR;?VlCp PRESIDENT
JQIIN f YLEB, "
V OFVlRGlXlilv
for Governor of o'rth Carolina,
JOHN I: ilOHKllfeAn,
f: OF GUILFORD COUNTY. '
SPECIAL COUllt FOR 184ft. .
Wnu Dougan, J. M. A. Drake, Thos.
pranson, John D. Brown, Wesley Dead,
Esquires. . .
COMMON , SCHOOLS. t
The Superfntendants of Cotnmn
Schoofs reported the expenses of sur
veying this County to be sixty to ve dol
lars and klxty five cents, which were
ordered by the Court to be paid by the
County Trustee! ' On the question, (whe
thcr the County should pay these expen
sea,) the vote of the Justices was taken
by iycs and Noes as follows : "
dyes Messrs. Eli Brower, Elishs
Mc Masters, Thos.- Branson, John C
Allrcd, John 'Robbins, Wm. Doogan,
Thomas Fruit, Jeremiah Cooper, Mi
chael Williams, Michael Cox, Howgi
JntiaH 1.n 1 nir limpa Pvl. J.itin 1 1.
Usle James Dicks. Daniel rwaim, Jas.
Hcolton, James f'tk.Wm. Wilson, J no.
Elder, Dempsey Jackson, Thomas Fen
rresJ, Zachariah Niton, Enoch Byrns,
Isaae Kearns, Tidance Lane, Lut
terioh, lease Arledire, ' Jeasa- Brav and
Jonaihan Iledding, xwettirea yeas 30,
' AVt Messrs. Geo, Hoover, Larkin
C York, Wesly Dean, Simeon McMas
terVand John D. Brown, inquires
I UEPOJIT
ON COMMON SCHOOLa
At a meeting of the Superintendents
of Common SchoioU, hc(d at Asheboro.
on the 3d February, instafitffof the our I
pose of receiviBg-thq report ol CoL
amb, who,' under their direction, has
reoently laid off and surveyed the School
Districts of this County, and for the par
pose of appointing School Committee
men n theseveral Districts, CoL Lamb
made report of his survey, accompa
nled by t map showing not only the
boundaries of the Districts! hut also tr)
principal water courses, roads and other
prominent places, and objects in the
County The County is divided into 2
Districts 0 milcy Idng, North and South
and i miles wide, East and West. 1 The
District in the.NortbWest corner ol
the County is , our? bar J . the one ncx
East of it is Ne2, and so on to" the
Eastern boundary of ho County. Then
beginning at the middle District on a the
Western tide of the County, No. 8, and
t
iJ.Jc.
a ..
cr.i i
f i j D.
1 :
.'.cJ b eacli
"I
District, thrco of whom rrsidc ia tlie
North end of each District end three in
the South end. The following are the
names of ths persons appobtcd iu eacli
District. '
Kumbcr 1. '
Alex. -Grav. William Kslmp, Alt?n
U. Tbmllnson, Ahi Uolbms, John 1L
Ia!c, Juli;3 11 lach. ? .
Jtumber 2.) i
Isaad White, Jamei Nccdham, James
Laughlin, Jonathan Stalker. Samuel
Gray, James Farbw. .
" , Number 3.
Thos. Ilodstn, Aaron Stalker, Jowph
Welborn, Joscr4i New Un,' Michael Far-
low, Solomon Walk' " ' '
' . Number 4. . -Joseph
Swaim, Jesse GC llinshaw,
)aniel Swaim, William Dark, llowgil
ulian, James Dieks, ,
V;4- Number 3. ? '
WnuChamncss, JSebedee Wood, John
'atterson, Samuel Lincbcrry, Jno, Wol&
cremiah, Duskina, . . . i."
Number C '
Pte Julian,. Samuel Wood." f?crt
ohn. Coe, Georee -Brower, William
McMastcs, Dr. John G. Ilanner.
s Number 7.7 71
tioctor Drawer, Wia J. Lonff, James
C Wren,' John Miller, Henry Kivet,
oamue xucuarieu .
Number ft..
Jeremiah CotWr, Joseph Hoover.
Thomas Pearr, John Ingram, Joiies K.
I Number 0.
Allea Kearns, Nixon Hentyr Ansel
earce, Robert Walker. Jesse Tboro-
broegh, Henry Fuller.
. Number IP.
Jonathan Redding, Joshua. Craven,
John Bobbins, William Allrrd, Joho
HenJy, Benjamin Brookshire.
Number U.
John' C Allred. John Diffce. Reuben
Giles, Joshua Cox, Jr, William Brower,
Jesse . Cox .
, Number 12.
E. Coffin, Alexander Horney, Solo-
mon Free, Jeremiah , Mendcnhall, Eli
ppoon. samuei J rogdeD, Sen.
' Number 13.
Tidance Lane, Joseph Beece, John
Allen, Joseph1 AHeo, Thomas Cox, (ol
Vm.J Joseph Stout. .
Number 14.
Thbmas Marlev. Garret Lane. John
Patterson, Henry Dorsett, Win. Rains,
David AloffiL a: ,
- Number 15.
L Kearns, Esq , Hezekiah Andrews,
Marsh IKirsctt, Micnjah llilL Sen.
Thomas Byrns, Seth CranlbraV-
:.'wr .T '. Number JA 'v
Samuel Hill, Allen Skceu, Ze'charlah
Nixon. William Burneyv Clay ton &ccd,
XMatliao uvcrton. .
. "'i .Number 17.
Thomas Branson, Moses Hammonds,
William Branson, John Graves, Noah
Smithcrman, Elijah Williams. .
' ' ':,,-.:' Number 1 fL ;,--v-.;r
William Loudermilk, John Presftall,
M.: Williams, Jacob Auman. James
Polk, Boling King. ;
' Number 19.
Henry YoW.Ja mcs Bird. John Iach
Thomas Cox, Harmon Cox, Stephen
LiouaermiiK. v - ;
' Number 2ft. - v
-Garret Spinks, M. A, Sagg, Eli Brow.
efTlJchjamcn C xTCharlea MoSirKTsn
Number 31.
" Thomas Gholson. Aaron Tvson. Thos,
Macon, Reuben, Cot, John D. Brown,
Dolphin Gardricr. . y
'The School CoMmUtee men are re
quested to ascertiin as toon ai possible
the centre of each one of theif reapec
live ' D istricts, and assemble tho people
and : fix on suitable ' locattphs lor he
School Hoosei prior to the 29th day of
this month, no which day at 11 o'clock.
A M., the superinteodanta' request - ill
the i School Committee men to meet
them at Asheboro', for 1 the purpose of
reporting the locations fixed on for the
School Houses, and such other facts as
may tend to give usefulness f nd effi
ciency, and concert to the system. It
ii hoped that every supcrintendant and
i t
i a
i r
.i i
cn! t3 fivee
3C.!i JS harJ K :!
i dlitrifts. '
!!r. WalLrr ki!i a::a;J in U.o Crd 4:h
r:J IC h districts - v' "--v
I!r. Tny, will attend b t';c7Ui ar.4
4i!i dUlrict j. f
Mr. Brower wi3 ettcnj ia tho IPih
0;h and 21t districts.
Mr. Ooit wia attend in t!ioi::h
district A ;'.
Mr. S walolo the 1 1 & and 1 StVJIo
tricts.
Mr. Worth (a tlie !?ib,
Mr Southern Citizen Permit of
to say that your etptanation of the nian
ncr, tlie wars and the means ol remov
ig your great pumpkin is perlcctly sinv
le and natural, ami no duiat was (ex
ense our flatter ) very lasteuly and
rpeditwutfy executed. , . !' -
Secondlr How are the rood people
of Randolph satisfied with their repre
senlatire in tlw bte Raleigh Democrat?
ic Republican State Rights Van Buret -Sub-TVeasury
Anti-Bank , Nominatins
Convention! Greensboro Patrivl.
M How are the good people of Kan4
dolph satisfied with their Representative '
in the late Kaldih Ucmocratic ucpub-
ican State Rights Van Buren Sub-Trea
sury ioti-Bank Nominating ConrcntiooT
Brother Patriot ? yoti are so , very in
quisitive, we almost think you a Quiz,
We had hoped that All the funny Edi-
ors of the State 'would pass over ; the
subject of oor representation in that'
august bpdy, in silence, Bui it seem
we are doomed .to tell ' ho w the good,
people of Randolph" are satisfied with
Mr. Loting, Editor of the Standard, as :
their representative 2te. ,x ,
Well we most gratify the curiosity
of our neighbor as well as we can
But if a court week- and we can only r
say, for the present,' that the good peo
ple of Bandolpir utterly ;deny JUving
had any thing to do with such represen-
ation. They protest loudly against the
charge, as a most fout,faUc and slan
derous fabrication. It is aid, and frank
ly admitted, that Mr. Loring did iej
resent on man of the county, who
may be very good man; but lhdgood
people of Randolph? claim no part or lot,
m
the matter. If the curiosity of our
neighbor Patriot extends further, we
must try and gratify it by going more
into detail hereafter. . i . : 1 1 .
THE J1A1L ROAR tfev
At the request of the ' committee apt
pointed to opco books for subscription
to the stock of the Fayetteville & Wes-
torn Rail Road Company, the Court at
about o'clock On Tuesday gave a re
cess for the .purpose of giving the use of
tho Court House to the meeting, When
On motion of John B Troy Esq. Jet
so Harper was called to tho Chair, and
on motion of Gen. Gray J. AVcrth Vrti
)pokited Secretary. . .. ; -,P,
2 After the meeting had been organi-
ized and the people of this and the ad
joining counties, who might bo present
invited to participate in its proceedings,
! C
i On Mrnotion i o(Gen.g.riy,JJMtoi
the agent of theBoard of Internal im
provem'ent, proceeded to address the
meeting at length showing 'the utility of
Rail Roads in general and pointing out
in a clear anil forcible manner the many
benefits which would result to the State
in general aad particularly id tfie Wei
terq portion of it, from the construction
of tho Road. "His aidrcss abounded
with Arguments calculated to Induce tht
people 4o lubscribefoVihe Stock. Tho
meeting was further addressed by Gen.
Gray,' II. Elliot and J. Worth, after
wbjch book! were opened and about
$7,000 subscribed, and on the next day,
we understand about $3,000 more yf ' ,
thi stock waa taken. The hurry of
Court prevents us from giving further
dclailt at prcacut. , rf . . ,