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War of 1812 Michigan continued. pg.3
Raisin, on the road leading from said river to Detroit, and that of the 21st or 22d day of August, 1812, or one or two days after the burning of the stockade and blockhouses, and the plundering and destruction of Col. John Anderson's property, four chiefs, two Ottoway and two Delawares, came to my house and told me that they were going to the River Raisin, to cut off the two hands and pull out the tongue of said Anderson,
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