Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-26

aeenoan'' who admitted to 4 witness ths, hs was psr.
ha's too Tree with the Young lady-but tina, ait
ams aas wha'e'e. he hal done was done profession
any anu moreover that she labored under by
affections and that the charges shs made agsiust him
We, mess tue mere effects oil disturbed imagination. To
'a's was replied, that personal examination was e.
ther authorised uecs s.ary and that the a.
.eeion hysterical they were rot the cause of
the sha g. but the eG.ct o. the outrage.
meJical gee u-men called To prove the ~avw.,,
'ane'es OF perSoos laboug under hyst,rs but ia ir
inony went TO sh<w that memory not AWAY,
ed even Outing the Ut ard that tho defect ssass Nh
/ Ws nt has pared away
Cir al zsAi ADD abtit wero manifested hv lhs cou,
sci on both sides For the Plaintiff the ,su., vss o.
pensd by Wan. johnson, ECO, aud sum,o.I an. -, n
| HOLMAN aud 5 Y. Staples E.u,s O., 80 , ~ > W.
Defendant were M@ssrs. Codwise RadeliG Grifio am,
L Villains. The two later summed up and he c,u.
impressive and lucid charge by judge Tbomn.on IT,
about two hours they returned with ver,ic, far ,h
rsuh WIN t'oo thousand dollars damages and costs
ms verdict although not so heavy as many might
suppose ought to he, If the Jury deemed the deon
daot guilty at ALL was, nevertheless doubtless sufficient
~ anuiea'e mo young adys reputation which we be-
uo.o 10 s'ahu without reproach. No effort was made
~ e deeiidant TO mpeach il by any direct Testimony
whatever other than to show by variant evidence that
sue was mistaken in her testimony.
But whatever may have been The grounds as.um al
y the jury the case, Itself is of deep Importance to
,he public and TO the profession to which the
belongs Confidence is ccessary reposed in our ned
cal advisers. and, if that confidence is BETRAYED or
ed scarcely too deep cNecraion visit the head of The
offender Without reference to tho special case in
W ~ sh
familiarity TOO often assumed by some phy sicans ough
to be repressed; and although il il doubtless
that NOSE to whom tho health of families is com
hiued should fully understand the case of their ma
uen' yetin every Instance, the scrpulous dec.
Cyl compatible with necessary investigation should he
Is no excuse to say-itis my ,oay, if that
way Is odd ray and no practitioner in our it,d op,cn
Is TO be permitted to take any liberties with 6ar.,
patent unless distinctly authorised by the individual 70
wnom, oy nature or relation, her honor is con6cd In
dependent Of the repugnance that may he fsIt b., u
young lady OF susceptible mind, and tho consequent l.,
jury that may result to her health and feelings. the
are reasons to spprchcnd that such familiarity is one NJ
the avenues by which temptation NAV an,ro,c h al a.,
moral sense be subdued. ~
The whole subject is of delicacy which il is more
easy TO conceive than discuss and We tberefore
INC subject by remarking that however this tri,
auee mo parties we hope its operation may be sauary
20 me puohcihat parents and guardians will exercise
Increased vigilance In the selection of medical advisers
anu nose advisers will sedulousy abstain from any
uce mat may intic an unnecessary pang on the limo
cent and sentivc mind. 1850
LITTLE Rock, Nov - Mes rs. Conway and Pei
nam, the C"mms'ioner aud Surveyor appointed nv m.
fresden en- the part OF this Territory Tor the purnoss
OF running he boundary linz hstws.n Ask,nsa, and
p".,'na ieh this p'ac" on Friday evening last, Tor
Villain mt, where ihey will the Com n,.oncS and
surveyor on the part o. III, State of Ioui,iana and
ron whence they will proceed to the point on the M-.
'issippi riv-r where their Iabors will comm-nce II l.
tNPeotcf ihnt they VIII eompe,. III ir labors much
before tn" lat January nayt ""''
THE .NEXTC.9.V BOUND4RY
We understand tina, Gov. Pope ha. received com
m"nicaticn from the Secretary az STATE in reI,to, 70
s'me proceeding, under Mexican authe,i,v On onr
sanPrn t'onsr which we had occasion 10 no ice SOM
"eeks since. The Pr sien, regrets the occurrence nj
any circumstances tending produce unp.,san, col
Irons between the constituted auho,ie, Of this Ter
.uoy am OF NOSE claiming % ac, under Mexican an
'o 'y, M" AZ the came time wishes that the iu,isdic
ton OF 'ho Territory Of kansas. over the lands IN
contest TO the extent Of her iuFisdiconal Limits. NAV
not be discontinued or rslinouishe1 while IN, GO
ZION OF boundary remains undecided between the yov
srnmen's OF the United States and NJ. xico Wsun
sr..Snn, also, That he Secretary Of State hs opened
correspondence on the subject with the Mexican Min
'-'er, az" we hope the matter may be brovs hit to
sPe'dy and amicabe termination In any srrsnyem,r,
wh'c' may be entered INFO between the two Govern.
n"hts on ths sHhect we feel assured that The Execn
i've of h9 United aes Will have.due r. gard Tor The
lights and houor OF The nation, and tie essen IN in
es's OF this Territory.
We are also informed nv gentleman from, ,f,y..,
county and bv letter tom cor, ..popden, in Los,
Prairie, dated IL u!t, th.t the Mexcan line from
me Same 10 hsd river, was again ruo in thu early
pdri OF uas manih, by two respectable Surveyors who
struck Red river xix miles soyv the mouth of the
sulphur Fork This line is to he reedon ali Tho n-
OF Red river, will fall within our Territory The s,me
e ter also add. that "Coi r. Milan commenced
surveying on Mondav last Nth u, and intend. con.
unuing until stopped by force of arms"
f.4rkansas Gazette
Chickasa,c Dciegation-A DeIegaton. coosis,ing Of
several Chiefs and Warriors If the Chckaw nation Of
Indians, passed up through the Big Prairie on Mon
DAY ia" under the direction OF Col. REYNOLDS u S
Agent fnr that nation. w. saw and conyersed ve.,.r
aa! with Mr. Ireland. ona OF the g'n'lemrn attached
70 he party and learn from him, that the iect of the
Legation is to explore and seiect country yves, Of
atkan'as, for The future residence of III sr nation
which 10 to he guaranteed the M nv the Government
IN eSchangc Tor the country which they have recent.
y coded TO the United ST east of tbs Mi,.issipni
The country which they have in vie w. AMI which thev
will explore first Ia that lying between the Arkansas
and Canadian, and west OF the tract set apart for the
Creeks, " WV
We are also Informed, W the same gentleman, tina,
Delegation from the Cbocktaw nation will set ont
soon. for TIE pu- of exploring the country which
hey own west OF orr Territory, preparatory to making
arrangements for ihs general removal Of that nation
rom The county which they have recently cpded on
he east lie Il hs Mississippi The route of that 4.
esaon VIII lie through the hern paft of the Ter
ritory. and presume that most Of lbs eno,ra,;o, |
from that nation will ascend Red river We were in |
ropes that an arrang mig have been IN aia with
the ChoctAws, for the accommodation Of the Cbitks.
Shws WI mn the country belon ging to them which i.
abondan'Iy large TOR the arcofnn daon Of both ma.
n"n'. But we understand that a proposition TO thai
'Hsct was made by the conmisson IRA on The part nj |
The 5 at the Treaty ground, and rejected nv the
Chocta"s such an arrangsme mt would no doubt have
tented TO The mutual advantage and security of both
psr'le' a'h " understood that tbs friendly and
amicsbia relations suhsi't between the two paions
a. considerable unnecessary and Ptoundlest a'a rm
mas been excied among OF our citizens in the |
western counties, in consequences Of report, which
mas been indusousy circulated that the Indians had
been offered the counties OF Washington ford and
sewer we took occasion to inquire Of MIR ireland
TO the foundation Of the runor He replied that II
g'oundesr, as respected The Chcklsaws and that he
believed u 10 he ally eRarded any other ma
non OF Indians The Chieklsaws pass thr oigb our
territory as mere ravellers, without any exnscta.on
or hope OF receiving foo, OF land within o,T organized
iiIhuf; an" the Chocaw-, we know, expect none as
they already have suciancy aud do not scouire anv
more land under the late treaty.
we trust mat, IN iuture, citizens will n ot sn
10 meh luie taes. Ihry are cs;den,ly got up and