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THE Journal of Health * CONDUCT*.!) BV A* ASSVCIATJOK rUMIOIAs*. fqiealth—rht poor miui* riches, tie fit a man’s bliss.” HE primary object with the .‘E conuuctots of the Journal ol is to point out th< menus of pvu ving health and preventing diiteUfte. lo attain this., all clatSfci ami bath shall hii adduced, in a f e fttnilifM’ aud fiicntll) , and oath an avoidance •nf prawtoitoitll tr ims, ami allusions as would in an v way Dbseare the? subject or alarm the Vnosf fastidious*, t he hnits ot much reading, htmif, and careful observation, shall be placed before them, so arranged and applied us to conduce most efficaciously to ttioir bodily comfort and mental tranquility To whatever profession or Calling they may belong, the readers of t his Journal will fold precepts susceptible of valuable application. Air, food, exercise, the reciprocal operation ol min i, and body, climate and ioealit&s, clothing and the physical education of Children, are topics of permanent and pervading interest, with the cU'cussiou and elucidation of which the pages ot ifce work will lie Mainly filled. ~RKCOMM&.NDaTION ‘H’ THE WORK. We approve of the jplan on which the publica tion, entitled the'‘Journal of Health” is conduct ed, and believe, thflt it is calculated to be useful, !>y enlightening public opinion on a subject of high importance to the welfare of society. Il*c numbers which have appeared, evince talent, may be viewed as a pledge of tin# continued use* fulness of the publication, while scbnducteddi,y its present editor-;. We, therefore, fefcl no hisitstiou sh recomiuendiug in it to public patronage, Philadelphia, October Id* 1829. M. Chapman, M. D ) Professors in tbeC \\ m. _l\ Dtwees, M. 1) ( uiversitv. olJ J enu- Thos.* C. James, M. D- I ania. VViii. K. Homer, M F).J * John C. Otto, M. l>- Thos k T. lleVvsoii, M. O. Franklin Buchc, M. D. ftuv, jaincAioutiromeiy, D f>. Rector of3t. ‘ Stephen's Church. ‘ . , y* Will. H. UcEancev, 1). )>. Provost of the **‘ * University of PeiHis^ivaviin. “ K. K Smith, Editor of thfc Pliilsnldphia Re corder, and Reetor oi Clr:ice t.liuiCh. ” G. r. Bedell,HectorofSt. Andrew’sCPorcl.. James Aberciombie, L). 11 Assistant Alittis* ter of Christ Ch. And Stt Pcier's. ** George U'ellee. ** ./ackson iv’em per, Assistant Minister o Christ Ch. and St. Pettr’v. Thomas H. Skinner. U. L>. Pastor oi the * Fifth Presbyterian Church. ‘<T Win. M. Engles, Castor of the Seventh riesbvieriau Clinic!). ’ • John Ii tig ties, Pastor orSt Joseph’s Catlio lie Church. * Mcihaol Hurley, Tastor of St. Augifstiue Caiholic Church. • & VVim. 11. Fiiruesft Pastor of the first tTon gregatlonul Church. • & \V. T. Brautly, Pasior of the First Baptist Church, and Editor of the Cohmilmift Star. Jno. L. Dagg, Fastor of the Fifth Baptist Church. * , ft Solomon Higgins, Pastor oi tW Methodist Episcopal Union Church Mauning Force, Pastor of St. George’s Me thodist Episcopal Church id addition to the above, the names of a number Vi nig illy esteemed members of the different pro fessions* who ate subscribers to (lie wdk, ‘might be adduced as expressive of the estimation in which it is held. With one voice, the public press trom one end of the continent to the other, lias gpoken of the Journal of Health in terms of uu> “-ouivocal commendation.’ TERMS. The JoctiSAL of IlcACXii wall appear in Num bers of 1(3 pages each, octavo, on thl* second and • fourth Wednesdays of every, month. Price per annum. jjjU 25, in advance. Subscriptions and communications (post paiff) will be received by Judah Dotisox, Agent, No. 108 CBcsuut Street, • tbiiadelptiia. Subscribers at a distance will discover. that the difficulty in remitting: the amount ol a single sub fcriptiou will be obviated by any four of them sending; on five dollars lo the agent. Those to frhom this may not be convenient, can receive sixteen numbers of the Work by remitting a dollar . to the same person. The Journal ofHealth, including index, will form ax the end of the year a volume of 400 pages. ,pet a v<>. Agents.— J. Dobson, 108 Chesuut Street, Phi 'lAdelphia; W. A’ J. Neal, Bahunoie; Hin. ihif jttss, 97 Fulton street. New York; Carter Ik. /Jen Jff,, Boston; and in most of tire towns in the U jjited Statfcs. ~ Philadelphia, October Bth, 1829, . Sheriff's Sales.’ II.E be sold at the Court V W house of Elbert county, on <he first Tuesday in March next, within the usual hours of sale, the fullowing property, to wit: Five cows and three calves, and one hell; levied on as the prop erty of Thomas Knott, tto satisfy a jfifu iti favor of Jeptha V. Harris, vs. Thomas Knott <fc William A. tier ring, property pointed out by James Oti\ er, administrator. ALSO One hundred and sixty-two acres of land, more or less, well im proved, on the waters of Dove’s crock, adjoining of Thomas Oj-les by, Henry Barnes & others, where ca John ]>. Wehband William Alan jjiug now lives; levied oa as the property of Fortwratus Webh, to Satisfy u fifa in favor of Thomas Ol iver vs. John 1). Webb and Forti rtatus Webb, property pointed out by rilaintiif. ALSO One cow, one sorrel horse, one blind sorrel maqp, one bedstead, two bed quilts, omi sheet and coun terpaiu, two pine tables, eight split bottom chairs, one pine chest, and onespinning wheel; levied on as the property of John V. Anderson, to •satisfy two fifas, one in favor of Jones and Westoti vs. John V. An derson, the other in favor of Jeptlia V. Harris adm’r. of William Woods, vs. saitTAnderson, Wm, H. Titrei icMaml William T. Christian, pro-J petty {Ktinted Out by John V. An derson. ALSO, One negro fellow, twenty nine years old, by the name ot I saac, one huadrod acres of land, more or less, whereon Suniuci Laa rimore now lives, well improved, on the waters of Dove’s creek, adjoin ing of Abraham Cook, David Hud son and others; levied on as the pro perty of Samuel Lnuriinore to satis fy two fifiis, one in favour of James Reagan vs. said Lauriinore and the other for cost; property pointed out by defendant. ’ ALSO, One hundred and fifty acres of land mole or less, whereon Dab ney Rains now lives, well improved on the waters of Broad river, ad joining of James Dudley and others, one gray horse, one, ninety-five gal lon still, and fifteen beer stands; le vied on as Ibp property of Dabney Rains to Satisfy a fifa in favour ol Jones A, Weston vs. Dabney Ruins, property pointed out by said Rains. : / . ALSO, ; One hundred and sixty acres •of land, more or less, whereon Mnr re! Pledger now lives, well improv ed;, on the- waters of Deep creels, adjoining of George Scales and oth ers, and one set of blacksmiths’ tools; levied on ns the property of .Ylurrel Pledger to satisfy u fifa in favor of Jones &. Weston, vs. said Pledger.. ALSO, One negro •fellow, by the name.of Lun; levied on us the prop erty of Patrick Butler, to satisfy sun dry fifas vs. Patrick Butler, proper ty pointed out bv said Butler. ALSO, Three hundred and seventy five acres of land, more or less, on the waters of Broad river, adjoining of John S. Colrard, Thomas Moore and others, whereon John Booth now lives, with a grist mill thereon, levi ed on as the property of John Booth to satisfy sundry fifiis vs. said Booth. ALSO, One hundred and fifty-four a cres of land, more or less, on the waters of Broad rjter, whereon Jes se Nelms now lives, adjoining of Jonathan Nelms, William Trammel levied on as lire proper - ty of Jesse Nelms,’ to satisfy a fifa in favor of Jesse Brown vs. said Nelms, property pointed out by Jes se Brown. ALSO, One hundred and forty-seven acres of land, rnoro or less, on the water's of Beaverdain creek, adjoin ing of Moses Duncan and -others, I well improved with a gristmill and j cotton gin thereon, whereon James I Edmonson formerly lived, one hun dred arid forty seven acres of land, more or less. Oil the waters of Bea ver;! im creek, adjoining of Rhudu Eaves and others, whereon Joshua Omni now lives; levied on us the property of James Edmonson to sat isfy a fifa in frfvor of Willis Sr rick land vs. James Edmonson and John Banks. ALSO, Eighty acres of land, more or less, whereon William Bonds now lives, on the waters of Beavoidam enjek, adjoining of Thomas Burton, George Upshaw and’ others; levied ou as the property of W illiam Bonds to satisfy a fifa in favor of Jones A Weston vs. William Bonds, proper ty pointed out by plaintiffs. ALSO, One hottfre and lot in the town of Eiberton, containing one acre, more or less,, with all the improve ! meats thereon, whereon Zachariah Smith now lives, one negro boy by the name of Lewis, sixteen years old, and one negro girl by the name es Amy twelve years old; id! levied ■on as the - property of Zachariah Smith, to satisfy two fifas one in fa vorofJeptha V. Harris vs. Zachariah Smith and John A. Heard, and the other in favor of Jones Ac, Weston, vs. said Smith: property pointed out by Zachariah Smith. ALSO, One hundred and fifteen a cres of land, more or less, oh the waters of the Beaverdain creek, ad joining of Jeptlia V. Harris and oth ers; levied- 4k as ihe property of John Hudson tisatisfy a fifa in favor of Jeptha V.‘Harris vs. Benjamin Fleming, John Hudson and William Fleming. ALSO, ‘Two hundred acres of land, more or less, on the waters of the BeuVerdatu creek, .whereon Sarah Terrell now Jives, well improved, adjoining of. Kobeit L. Edwards, Sirrimcl Watkins and others; levied on as the property of Timothy Ter irell deceased, to satisfy two fifas; one in favor of Jeptha V. Harris vs. Timothy Terrell, the other in favor of Archibald Stokes vs. said Terrell. Martin Deadwyler, Sh’ff. January 23, 1830. AHf lliL bo sold at Elbert Court ▼ T House on the first Tuesday in March next, within the usual hours of sale, the following proper ty, to wit: One hundred acres of land, more or less, on the Beaverdain creek, adjoining of Thomas Penn | find others; levied on as the pro- j pertv of William Mason, to satisfy a fifa in favor of Junes Ac Weston, vs. said Mason. ALSO Four negroes: Mark, a fel low, Peggy, Judu and Aggy, wo men; levied on as the property of Durret Stodghill, to satisfy sundry fifas \s. said Stodghill. Leroy Upshaw, D. S. January 23, 1830. W” ILL lie sold at the Court house of Elbert county, on the first Tuesday in April next, with in the usual sule hours, the follow ing property, to it: One negro fellow Ivy the name of Charles levied on as the property of Pat rick Butler to satisfy a fifa on the foreclosure of Mortgage in favor us Francis W. K ing \s said Patrick i Butler, .property pointed out in said Mortgage. ALSO, One roan horse ; levied on as the property of Barnett Guiding to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa iti favor of Abner Well is Barnett Guiding pro perty pointed out by said Well. Martin Deadwyler, She’ff. January 23d 1830. .*mriLL be sold tit the Court $ ¥ house of Elbert county, on the first Tuesday in March next, between the usual sale horns, the fol lowing property to wit: Two hundred acres of land, mote or less, oi) the waters of the Boaverdam creek, adjoining of Win. Bond and others, vvi.ereou George Upshaw now lives, well improved; levied on a:elite property of Joshua Clatk, to satisfy a fifa in favour of James Glenn, adm’r. of Simeon Glint), dcccU tod, and piker iifas vs. stiid Clark, property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney. ALSO Four hundred acres of land, more or less, on the waters of Broad river, adjoining of A. Baker and others, whereon B. Oliver now lives, w ell improved; levied on us the pro pony of IL Oliver, to satisfy sundty lifas vs. said Oliver. ALSO, One negry bpv by,the name of Goode; levied ou us.tiie property of William Gtmlden, to satisfy a fi fa in favour of Tuvnor W. Foitsou, vs. said Gutddeti. ALSO, One negro woman by the name of Clmrlott; levied on as the property of Churlcs Presley, to sat isfy a fifa in favour of Edward M. j Ware for the use of Matilda Ware, vs. said Presley. Samuel C. Wy clip, D. S. January 23, 1830. fM7~ILL be sold on the Ist Tucs- V day in February next, ut the j Court (lousy in Wilkes county, be- 11 ween the usual sale hours, the fol lowing property, to wit: Two negroes to wit: Walla ami Cata ; levied oo as the property of James M. jPtiarlron, deceased, by virtue of a fifa obtained on foreclosure of a mortgage in favor of William Deal ing, vs. said Charlton. Stephen A. Johnson, D. S. December 2, 1821). WILL be sold on the Ist Tues day in March next, at the Court house of Wilkes county, be tween the usual sale hours, the fol lowing property, to wit: One side-board, One half do zen Windsor chairs, one tea table, one pair brass andirons shovel and tongs, one mahogany cradle and one jtcdlcrs wagon ; all levied on as the property oi* James Hall to satisfy one fifa on the foreclosure of a mortgage in the name oF John D. Thompson, vs. said James Hall; property point ed out in said fifa. John Burks, Sli’ff. Decern tw 28, 1821). WILL be sold on the Ist Tuea-j day in February next, at Wilkes Court House between the u sual sule hours, the following pro perty to Wit: Five negroes, to wit. John, Lunpy, Sabry, Austin and Matilda; levied on as the property of Cecelia Porter, by virtue of a fifa in favor of William Hearing, vs. Cecelia Porter, executrix of Benjamin Por ter, deceased, and sundry other fifas against said Cecelia Potter. ALSO, One hundred find eighty-sev en acres of land, more or less, where on Terry Runnels now lives, adjoin \ ing lands ofGeorgo W. Johnson and others; levied on as the propetty of Terry Runnels by virtue of two fifas from a Justices’ Court, in favor of John and James Anderson vs. said Runnels —property pointed out by plaintiff &l levied on by a Constable. ALSO, All the interest Lesley Coats, deceased, in 128 acres ot land more or less, lying in Wilkes coun ty, and adjoining lands of Dr. Wm, Fl. Pope, the Rev. Joshua N. Glenn, and others; it being the dower of his deceased mother, Drucilla Coats; levied on lo satisfy sundty fifas from a Justices’ court, in the name of William Hearing, vs. Lesley Coats; levy made and returned to me by a constable. Also, Post Poncd from January. Three negroes, to wit: Peter Lucy and Rasha; levied on as tb property of Charles C. Mills, by vir too of a fifa in favor ot Thomas Grant vs. Charles C. Mills Sc Jones Kendrick. Stephen A. Johnson. D. S. January 1, 1830. -E7TLL be sold on the Ist Tnes ¥ ▼ dity in February next, at the Court house in Wilkes county, be tween the usual sale hours, the fol lowing property, to wit: Peggy, and Eight children, Emily, Cassia, Frank, Vincy, Tom, .Mary, SaVah, and Peter; levied on as the property of .Nelson Powell, deceased, to satisfy two fifas, one in i the name of William Terrell and N. j C. Sayre, ex’rs. &one in the name of Lemuel Wootten, vs. the execu tors of Nelson Powell, deceased. ALSO, One old negro inau Sam, one bay mure, two cows Sc calves, two y catlings, and one old gig and har ness; levied ou as the property of John Dyson, deceased, to satisfy a fifa in the name of James Render, adm’r. See. vs. George \V. Ilamil i ton and John Dyson. ALSO One negro man named Dan iel; levied on us the property of Reuben Scott to satisfy sundry fifas against said Scott. ALSO, Posfjioncd From January. One negro woman by the name of Siivy ; Levied ou as the property of Nathaniel Burgamy to satisfvjsuudry fifas, vs. said Bmganty. ALSO, . One tract ot* land lying in Wilkes county, containing twenty a ores, more or less, adjoining lands of L. C. Toombs, ou the waters of, Beaverdain creek; livied on as the property of Samuel Passmore to sa tisfy u fi fa in favor ofL. C. Toombs, vs. said Possmore. John Burks, Sh’ff. January 2, 1830. GEORGIA—WiIkes County. TlitS day Jesse Clark loled before me an estray brown heifer, marked with a crop and a hole in the right ear and a crop and slit in the left ear. Appraised to six (dollars by Benjamin F. Boren* j Given under my baud this 9th day !of January, 1830. I Jlezekiah L. Embry, j. r. True copy from the records in my office, this Hith -lay of January, 1830 G L. Rakestraw, c.i.c.w.c GEORGIA—WiIkes Connty. mHJCHAEL L. AN DRES tolls XT it before me William Pool a Justice of the peace hi and for said County, a Bay Mare, left bind foot white, eight or nine years of age; appraised by William Williams and W illiam Norman to fifty-five dollars. Given under my hand this §ik December, 1820. William Pool, J. P, True copy from the records of tm office this the 25th January, 1830. , G. L. Rakesteiw, ui. Cv*wc/ Bank of Auguslti, 14 th January, 1830. ATo meeting of the Board of Directors held this day—Pre sent TFIOS. CAMMING, Presid’f. JAMES GAKDNER, RICHARD TUBMAN,. JOHN MOORE, JOHN CARMICHAER, JOHN BONES, WILLIAM GUMMING, THOMAS MGRAN, SAMUEL CLARKE, JAMES FRASER, 11. H. COOK, JAMES HARPER, ROBERT A. REID, BENJAMIN BAIRD. The following statement and Ra* solution was unanimously adopted, and ordered to be published. On the 24th of November, 1829, the Bank of Augustfi, exercising the common privilege of all similar In stitutions, declined receiving the bills of the Merchants’ &. Planters’ Bank of this City. The abusive ccnsurea which followed that measure, were received with the sentiments which they merited. In the mean time, the Merchants’ Sc Planters’ Bank, in the spirit of apparent hostility, hae been devoting itself to the collection of the Bills of thir ‘Bank, and pre senting them in. for redemp tion. The there fore, Resolves, 4#v-the purpose of more conveniently repelling this at tempt at annoyance again to receiv e the Notes of the Merchants’ Sc Plan ters’Bank to such extent as may not be considered involving too great a hazard : but as a duty to the pub lic, and itself, it declares its former 1 opinion of those Bills entirely unal tered, and now receives them, mere ly as affording in “the con test which the tjfivlPftarty has com menced. In the present state of the affair, argument *ti.a event must decider#'’ x Extract from the Minutes, AUGUSTUS MOORE, Cashier/ January 14, Jg?3o. 31—3 t tt?” The*‘Editor* of the several Newspapers in this State are re quested to insert tlte above thret times, and send their accounts to thtf Bank. From the Augusta Courier. i THE war rages between the* Banks—their common mottjp is, The hardest fend off. But “fit think, the Draymen will get ull th&f advantage of the fight. They hava been drawing the specie back, and forwards, first to then to another, and back agtiih, go often, that, if they charge in proportion to the value of their loads we should be glad to change places with them a while. It has not been very long since f 10,000 were drajed from otto end of Broad street nearly to the o thcr, three times, wc beliove, in the course of one day. How often sim* ilar amounts have taken similar air ings, we have not room to tell. We under stand, however, that the Mer chants’ and Planters’ Bank drew 8100,000, in specie from the Bunk of Augusta on Tuesday last, and placed them in its vault. W'e would not call this a water-haul. But all the effect we see likely to result from this tit for-tat business, is that the rusty old fellows, which have been so long hidden from the sight of Heaven, will be rubbed into a con dition to deserve more the appellati on of “Shiners.” Our friend “Mo Intosh, East of the Panics, ” had better look westward ere it is too late. Those $ 100,000 are worth running North, South, East and West after. Be up and stirring. GEORGIA—-Wilkes County. Court of Ordinary. January Term 1830. IT haviog been represented to this court thut Herbert Darrieolt executor of Garland W. Darrientt deceased, is insolvgnt and is mis* managing the estate of his testator; It is ordered by the court that the said Herbert Darrieolt do appear at’ the next term of tbs court to show cause why he should not he compell ed to give security for the faithful discharge of his duties as Executor; Sc it appearing thut the said Herbert Darrieol t is without the limits of this county so that process cannot be ser ved upon him, It ia ordered that, ser vice of this order be perfected by publication in the “Washington News” three weeks consecutively. 4 True eoppy from the ‘minutes of court this 22d January 1830. miFi u. DYSON, cv r.
