, 1859-12-01

MORE VIRGINIA CH1VALRI.
We learn BY the Richmond Enquirer Of Nov.
e5th, that the Alexandria Artillery, numbering
some forty men, with two pieces Of CANNON, IN.
der command Of Major Duffey, who were sent
to Beryyille, Clark County, Virginia. on Fri
day last In consequence Of a rumor to the effect
ihot IN Abolition demonstration was being made
in that quarter, soon found out that they had
been sent On d useless errand. The Enquirer
SAYS:
"According to the BerrJyille Conserrator
they searcbed several houses-among them the
uuoccupied tenement Of the notorious John T.
Underwood-but found nothing worthy Of con-
sidcration. Upon application for entrance into
the house Of q known Abolitionist, the vile o.
The man living there (her husband being absenD
seized IN axe and defed their entrance. They
finaiiy wrestcd the weapon from her hands, but
not without first giving her slight bayonet
wound on the ere"
John c. Underwood il will be recolleeted was
expelled from Virginia for supporting Col Fro
mont. The F. F. 7. Alexandra corps Of forty
men with two cannon having gallantly routed
the bats in Underwood's "uuoccupied tene-
,nent," turned fereely upon "tha house Of a
known Abolitiouist" The man WAS absent, bnt
his wife, with true Abolition grit, seized an a1e
and held the invading force Of forty men With
two cannon At bay until disabled by bayonet
wound in the arm!
Old Ossawatonie ought to be ashamed for his
| crea: scare Of the poltroons who thus make war
On women. Will the Enquirer give the world
the mama Of the true Virginia matron?
NEW WORKERS WARNED AWAY FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The orapgeburgh Is. c. !Southron gives the
following account of i warning conveyed to u
preacher aud two young house-painters, who
were suspeeted of entertaining Abolition senti-
| ments:
aSiuce Friday last no less than four individ-
uals, regarded as rather obnoxious to the COM
| ,nunity. have been ordered to leave the village
| Of Oraneeburgh, and told that they would hare
/ to abide: the consequences Of remaining alter
the expiration of time specified. The first, q
| Young man, school teacher, and, We bcliere,
u SORT Of preacher, who gave bis nams as U.
Heagle, from the State OF New York, was wait;
| ed upop bv Committee of citizens appointed
for the purpose, at three o'clock on the after
noon Of Saturday last, aud ordered to leave or
the FIRE o'clock train. which he accordingly did
/ The next two were two young men, house
paiuters. one by The name Of Mahon, who alse
hailed from the State Of New York, aud tht
other who, signed his nnme as - Clarkson
from North Carolina, were waited upon on Mon
day in the early part Of the afternoon, and il
like manner ordered to leave on the five O'Clock
train. -
Of bis having been engaged the night previou
in the disturbance Of religious ceremony.
The fourth was a book agent, named Day
who made his appearance in the village yester
elav forenoon, and wns ordered to leave on tl
one o'clock train for Columbia. Before the ar
rival Of the cars, however, be vas seen gi'inl
lec bail along the railroad, in the direction O
Charleston.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH IN KENTUCKY
We learn that man by the name Of Brown
late conductor on the Lexington and Dauvill'
Railroad, happening to be in May grocery il
Lexington, last week, was bantered By the pro
prietor on bis name, and asked whether be va
- any relation OF old 0ssawotomiet" He re
piled that he IVES not, but took occasion to So.
| that he indorBed his sentiments rs to slavery
Thereupon the bystanders put him out Of III
store by violence. Shortly after be wns calfe
on by some pretended friends, who invited hil
to 60 to Boards stable, in Lexington. which b
did, and there found u knot Of men, who de
,nanded that he should repeat what he had sal
about slavery. On his doing 50 the crowd b
came yerY much excited, aud told him he ha
better leave Lexington and the State.
We are also told that be received an anony
NOUS letter, signed "Aany Citizens" warnin
! lin to leave within three days, with threat I
summary measures being nsed to eject him #
failed to comply. He left and came to Covinl
! ton on Saturday where be met some Of the en
ployees Of the railroad, who pretended to syn
i.ihixe with him, bu. soon advised him not
stay longer in Kentucky.
he has LEFT for the West, althouah be woul
| hare preferred remaining in Kentucky, had
not been for this intolerant and persecutin
spirit. Brown is spoken Of by the Superb
teudent Of the Lexington md Danyi1le Railroa
US sober, intelligent and steady man.-ciaci'
! .ati ComRkrridl.