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Wetunpka. with population of two thousand inhabitants, ,now presents as few cases of sickness as any place in the South with the same number of inhabi> tanis, more especially when so many temptations are offered as are. At this season of the year, with days of utmost heat and cold, and when green fruit is in the greatest abundance, and in the power of every person to obtain, it would be reasonable 10 expect all the conse quences which necessarily flow from excessive indulgence in ar,ic les so dan : gerous to good health. But not sim gle case of fever exists in the place at this time, that we are aware of. We ihere- fore pronounce We,umpka the health iest city in South Alabama.