HEALTH OF GREENsBoRoUGH.
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The last Greensborough Patriot contains an


article IN relation to the removal of the Caldwell


Institute and the health of the town. A meeting


has been held in Greensborough on the subject,


over which Judge Dick presided, and it was adj


dressed by Messrs Gilmer, Gorrcll, Morehead,


and others The Patriot also presents statisti-
cal statement Of Deaths and the remarks of the


Physicians Of the town on the general health of
the place. From this statement it appears that
the whole number of deaths in Greensborough,
from lst June, lS41 to list June, lS42, was 27; !;
from lst June, 1842, to Ist June, ls43 twenty
nine; from LIST June, Is43, to Ist June, 1914,
twenty-seven; and from 1st June, 1874, to Is.
May, l845, thirty-three. Population t,8oe The
Physicians say: "The above period embraces a
scason>acknowledged by all to have been unusual
lysickly notwithstanding which, the result shows
an average mortality of about in Goa moFtaii-
fy only one half that usually considered the aver.
age-nortality of the human family. When more
over it is taken into consideration, in connection
with The above that the village embraces float
ing population of an unusual number for a town
Of its sze-a population well known to be mat
tentve to their habits and regardless of means CAL
cul lated to secure heafh-we feel assured in the
judgment of every unbiased mind the village in
point of healthfulness will compare Eavoraby
with any other in the State OF out of it." We
should regret to see this lovely and fourishine +
own injured by unfoundcd reports as to its health,
or by any other cause. a..as.f '.s. .sa.