The Sandusky Clarion from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 1

PUBLISHED AT SANDUSKY, (SANDUSKY BAY,) HURON COUNTY, OHIO, BY DAVID CAMPBELL VOL. IZ. TEEMS eiarlcn. Of THK To Village Subscribers, 50 within the year or after its expiration--to Companies, Mail and single Subscribers, $2 within the year, or EJ 5U alter me year JJoBt kinds of merchantable produce will be received, if delivered within the year; CPbut ail arrearages must be paid before papers will I discontinued, except in hopeless Coaes. Strangers rcust pay in adv ance.

who have subjected themselves to the additional charge of 50 cents per annum, may avoid it by paying in advance, for a length of time equal to that which they are in arrcar. of a square or less, 1, 2, or 3 weeks, each subsequent insertion, 25 cents: longer ones at the saine rate. Those from abroad, njusl bpaid for in advance, or reference given to responsible agents here and all others (except where special contracts have been made) must be paid fur by the time they are discontinued. PROTECTION of i A I CITY, A gem the Protection Insurance Com of Flartford, cut, offers to insure IIouses Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents of each, together i every other similar species jof property, gainst laoss 3PX21S. The rates of Premium offered, are as low as those of any other similar institution, and every man has now an opportunity, for a trifling sum, to himself against the ravages of this destructive element, i ofien, in a smgie hour, sweeps away the earnings of many The course the office pursue in transacting their business, and in the adjusting' and payment of Josses is prompt and liberal.

For terms of Insurance, application may be made to de above named Agent, who is authorised to iisue policies to applicams-whbout delay. 27 Important to subscriber having procured the right of using, i i the counties of Huron, Sandusky and Seneca, Bar- BUTn Stevenson's highly approved "HEMP AND FLAX will in a few weeks be prepared to water- rot and dress hemp, in a style to compete i the best imported. As an inducement to the farmers to engage iu the hemp-growing business, he will receive (delivered at Poi tlaud, where the machine i he put in operation) any of unrolled hemp in the stalk, and pay for the best quality, well cured, clear of weeds, and kept even, 50 PSB or if more satisfactory, he will water-roi and dress, in good marketable order, for one half. It is now universally admitted that important aiticle cannot be proper- fitted for market, unless rooter-rotted. JAMES BELDEN.

March 37 QCFInquiries can be made for the present, 3esif3. Co. Forwarding Mcroliaii ui' is VAC A. MILLS, Pottland. CERTIFICATES From men of the first respectability, showing lie value and supeaorily oi i iu.iv I be i i i a i i anv required numbers, bv appli- cauun to tl.e proptietorsj two here intoned deemed sufficient, lucy must be pei icUly satisfactory to those wiio repuuuon austiiiued by the gentlemen vviip them.

Tne following cert'JicateisfTom (Ac Hon. Robert ll'dcox, member of the urti of House, HE subscriber would be glad to sell his HOUSE in thetovvn- of Portland, in Huron county. Terms made kn'own to applicants. S. Portland, August 28, 1830.

9 A D. MOREHOUS CO. at the Store lately occupied by Win. Siiepaid, on the North side of Water-Street, in the town of Sandusky, have a large and new assortment of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, CROCKERY, A A PROVISIONS, c. which they will sell cheap for Cash, or Butter, Cheese, Hams, Vegetables, c- Sandusky, August Wtli, 1830.

8 From Gov. Cass's Historical Discourse. HISTORY OF DETROIT. It is difficult, at this day, to trace the causes of the attachment and aversion, winch were respectively manifested by various tribes, for the French and the taxes levied in the county of for the are as follows: In the township of Sandusky, cents on each dollars valuation; in the townships of York. Townsend, Greencreek, Riiey, Portage.

Ballville, Bay, Harris, and Jackson, I4J cents. I shall attend two days in each township, at usual places of holding elections, bv invself 01 deputv, mlie purpose of receiving taxes, on the following days: York, September 57th and Townsend, do. 29th an October 1st a i i oih Portage, a i i i do. do. do.

do. do. 7th 6th Stli and Dti! anu loin aii-J 15th and 16lh; ISih and 1 shall attend during the rest of the month of October and the of November, at my office in Sandusky. for the purpose of receiving taxes for the present yenr. 13.

All taxes must be paid the first of December, as no i can be given. ISAAC VANDOREN, Treasurer Sandusky County. ky, August 14th, 1S30. 8-6w POP. H3S HE proprietors of taxable propeiiy in Seneca county.

Ohio, aie notified that the araoinn of tax charged on each dollar's valuation of property in said county for the current ear, is as follows For State and Canal" purposes, three mills; for County purposes, seven lor Koad purposes, three m.lls; for bchool purposes, three fourths of a a The lovvnship of Ilopevvcll has levied three eighths of a mill for Township purposes. Practising PJr.sicians. Attorneys and Counsellors at' Law, twentv- five each. I or my deputy will attend two days, the usual place of holding elections, each township said county, for the purpose of receiving the above taxes, as follows, to wit Eden township, the 13th 14th September. In Seneca, 17th and 18th 'do.

in tort Seneca, 20th and 2fst In JlopeweU, 24ih and i5th Bloom, 27th and 28th In Venice, 29th and 30tb In Reed, 1st and 2d In Thompson, 4th and 5th In Adams," 6lh and 7th Scipio, 8th and 9th inton, a remainder of October and lure, Dr. Junatha.ii s. Stiit, and Leonard Dtirby. Ltist jtauied gentleman is a jint rale mueltuust, and Will Qualified tojiuigc oj mu.ciun.cry. CjkSiERiDCi-, N.

15, Lii9. We, the undersigned, certify, ihdt we have seen iiarnum Sieveuaon's Hemp aud Flai in operation; and from tlie expeditious aud manner iu wiiicli it ptratiia, feel warranted in uuat eiv. lo any i of the Kind we lu.vu ever seen. The sioai! expense to eteu the machine, and the expeditious di-ii eMectuai in i it prepurei heiaji JtnJ tluX for uf.it,lU!i::g, gives it a dccttLd '-reference to of the kiutl in use. i li.

6 LEONARD DARBY. gentlemen who gn.e tlic cer- a made it a for ujiuiy jears to iiiuouiacture licmp in Europe and America, having worked in all of fureiuii and JoiuesUC neiup, may be considurcu aiijoog vest judges of a and Liclier JeM how it biiooid be dressijd for injai-iacturinu, than aav who h.ive net had the iame expen- Oise of them nj uuilactufe'J iietiip in ibe din'cre. it iK'iiip count! iu i)uiopc anti Aiuorica, uifon.ioJ tt.e on HE public are hereby notified that the business of I I will be on as usual, at Venice, the ensuing season. The business will commence about the st of June. E.

JESUP, Jr. Venice, O. May 8, 1830. 46 S. A VI) J.

M. ROOT, A TTORNEYS COUNSELLORS at law, Sandusky City, county, Ohio, i jointly attend to any business in the line of their profession. June 22, 1830. 52 i i English. The interest of the former geneially predominated, end they seem to have had a peculiar facility in" identifying themselves i the feelings of the Indians, and in gaming their affections but even in this quarter, the seeds of disaffection were early sown, and ripened, as shall see, iuto an abundant harvest.

The Fox or Ouogatni Indians, who their occupied this strait, evinced a resiless disposition from their fim acquaintance with the French, and a determined predilection for the was i a by the usual inter, change of messages and presents, and an English trading expedition actually reached Michilimackinac in 1686. During such a contest for supremacy, both in power and commerce, the great advantages, offered by an establ.slnuent upon this river, could cot escape the observation, of the contending parties. In fact, it is difficult to conceive, why it was so long postponed, and we can only account for it by recollecting, that the French had another and safer way, by which they could communicate with the north-western regions. If the English entered the country at all. they must enter by this route, and a position here, was in fact the key of the whole region above ui.

Influenced by these motives, i i i HE subscribers will pay the highest price in cash, for any quantity of clean Flax Seed. WAI. TOWNSEND Co. Sandusky, Dtc. 24, 1S29.

26tf ATTSHTIOIT I 5s respectfully solicited, tlie subscri ber. to an ISI'ALUA BLE PREPARATION, the merits of which have been tested by DR. RELFE'S and are are every jear increasing their long established repniaUon. They nave outhsed many rival preiJir.tiions, and are coutuiujih gaining upon i a qu.imity of neuip dressed in ma- )u confidence, thai te prepared lir better tj.an niij Tlle Botanical D.ops have bnen had seen in America, aud iu.lv noi a i i for anv vears, as atl.oiou-b lem- aiiuttnur, to arn or a i a i i ed; that vveil and prevalent of tjiihor inu.auiucturi!!.j into clotli ur tiiat of hcmn diCaM' us irhnia. and th i at luv it is i a i i i i i i i iJa i i uin -V Ste-eiisou's belter tlian d.iy A i i ana coual in as clti Tied llu-sun hemp.

'lUurers. i Jost-PH ranufacturer of Cordage. SADEI1T3-. ire A A ING re-com- 'e SA D- DL1NG business ngam opposite tlie i i a House, nnd next floor TO the i i Oince, where 1 intend to Keep i article usually a in this i to gether i a good assortment of leather travelling i i sell low, for almost every i btoiight to i market, for snle. C-A3H i be paid fur clean Dccrs' Hair.

A. ROOT. Sandusly, l7ih Dec. 1S29. 25 the various and shape's of Scrofula, Suit m.

Leprosy, St. Fire, Ft.rcr Sores WJutc SicdUti'zs, Scurty, Foul and Lbstiitdte L'hcrs, Sore 'and Eyes, Scald lltaJ; and I cnerMl Taint. In fie last mentioned condition system, Botanical Drops i i be found to eradicate the i i poison, Mercury has tctajiy iileJ, and tnus ent parent from entail- nig ihe seeds of an hereditary uise.ise on offspring. DR. RELFK DROPS are used in crises of violent eruptions afiei the red bloichcs, pimples on.

trie ftrce. filtering- cntrtions on ti.e skin aiu other diseases of" excernal surface, and aie of tiie bust and Autumnal to fiee the system fiom humors. A plnsician of cinn.ence who ITad witnessec the efficacy of this article, iiad the a recently to acknowledge Jo the pioprietur, a he considered it the best med.cii'e known, for the for which it is intended, and that ought deservedly to stand at the head of the whole class: of such remedies. Price $1 a bottle, or 0 bottles for $5. WHITS HSSTE tlie English government seriously contemplated its occupation, but they were anticipated by the decisive movement of ineir rivals.

A great council vvas convened at Montreal, at which were present all the distinguished chiefs of the various tribes occupying the country from Quebec, te It is described by the French historians, as the most numerous and imposing assemblage, ever collected around cue council lire, and it was attended by the governor-general, and all that was noble and powerful in New-France. Its discussions, and proceedings, and result were fully recorded, and have come down to us unimpaired. The whole policy of the Fiench intercourse with the Indians was considered, and wants and complaints ofthe various parties made known. The Iroquois stated, that they had understood the French general was about to establish a post upon the Detroit river, and objected to the measure, because the country was their-, and they had already prevented the English from adopting the same step. The governor- general, in answer, informed them, that neither the Iroquois nor the English could claim the country, but that it belonged to the King of France; and that an expedition, destined for this service, had already commenced its march.

And collect from the narrative of the proceedings, that in June, IfOl, Mons. lie la Motte Cadillac, with one hundred of the Ottawas actually visited that place. They retumed disaffected to the. French: interest, and persuaded that the post was established here to restrain, and eventu- tually to subdue ihein. They set fire to the town, but it was fortunately discovered and extinguished before much injury was done.

Jn the same spirit, and about the same a pauy, on their return from a successful expedition against the Iroquois, paraded in front of the Fort, and attempted to induce the other Indians to join them in an attack. Monsieur de Tome, who then held the command, detached the Sieur de Vin-f- cennes to repulse them. Thai officer executed the duty i so much valor and ability, that the Ottawas were defeated, and in their precipitate flight, abandoned their prisoners, who fell into the hands of the French, and were restored to their countrymen. At that lime therejwere three villages in the vicinity of One wai a Huron village, the site of which was upon the farm now- owned by Col. Jones.

Another was a Potawatamie village, upon the farm of Mr. Navarre, and tin) third was a of the opposite shore and about the were permanently occupied, but great numbers occasionally resorted here; and it is evident from many that the country was populous, and the" people well supplied. Charlevoix, who visited it in 17Gl, represents it as the most desirable part of New-France. Game was abundant, and herds of buffalo were then ranging upon the prairies about the river Raisin. The first serious calamity, which threatened the infant colony i destruction, aroie from an unexpected quarter.

Until this time the Ottogamies or Foxes were little known, and no striking event had directed the attention French towards them. We are therefore unable to trace the causes, which induced them to take up arms, or the means they had provided for the accomplishment of their daring enterprise. They appear- to have been connected with the Iroquois, and with them, to have embraced the English interest. Their history, for fifty years succeeding this period, a history of desperate efforts, directed against the French and many of the tribes around them, evincing a firmness of purpose, a reckless valor, and a patient endurance of misfortunes, worthy of a. better cause and a better fate.

In May, 1712, they determined to destroy the town, and in conformity with the usual tactics of the Indians, to -make their arrangements, secretly, and to execute them suddenly. Under various pretences they collected in the neighborhood in great numbers. Du Buisson was then the French commandant, and his garrison consisted of about twenty soldiers. The Ottawas, Wyandots, and Potawatamies, upon whose friendship and assistance he could rely, were a sent from their villages, enga I 3. London Fashions.

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do. do. do. of Nnvem- it my office in Tiffin, for the purpose of tceiving the taxes which are not paid. JACOB PLANE, County Treasurer.

'August OfA, 1830. 7-6w I ETTER PAPER ofthe first quality for tale Clarion Office. 3 ESPECTFULLY informs tlieciti- zens of Sandusky, and its vicinity, thai he has just received FASHIONS, direct from LONDON, via. PHILADELPHIA, and has made arrangements to receive them quarterly fiom of "Sandusky i and tlie adjacent towns, of taste and fashion, aie solicited to call and examine for themselves. N.

B. Work will be done in the same style, or as fancy may dictate Cutting nil! be done on the shortest notice, and warranted to fit. if made prop- eily. Sandusky, April 1830, 43 WRITING PAPER FOR SALE. wiio would refun, or restore, these personal advanlages, are assured that no compobition can be obtained supenoi to the BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTIFRICE.

This is an eleg'ant and pleasant preparation jn every respect, and has for many years past, given universal satisfaction wherever it has been Ustd. 'Vhe Antiseptic Dentifriceis exempt from acid and other deleterious ingredients, vviiich loo frequently enter the composition of tool!) povv- in common use. and it whitens the enamel of the teeth without doing the least injuiy. The regular use of this, admired powder, by purifying the mouth and preventing the acctimu- lat'on of tartar, operates as the best preventive of the Tooni ACHE. The Dentifrice removes iliscoloralions, and restores the beautiful native whiteness of the enamel.

As its application braces and strengthens the Gunis, it secures to them their healthy and florid hue, and by removing all oQensive foreign accumulations from the teeth, preserves the natural sweetness of the breath. Price 50 cents. 43 (CTNone genuine unless signed on the outside printed wrapper, by the sole Proprietor, T. KiDDCR, immediate successor to the late Dr. VV.

T. CONWA y. For sale, with all the other CoTiway Medicines," at his Counting Room, No. 99, next door to J. Kidder's Drug Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets, near Conceit Hal), BoMon; and at the office ofthe Clarion.

Sandnsky. QTLarge discount to those who buy to icll ihe commencement and support of an establishment, and reached this place in the month of July, one hundred and twenty-nine years since. Here, then, commences the history of Detroit, and i it, the history of the Peninsula of Michigan. How numerous arJ diversified are the incidents, compressed i i the period of its existence I IS 7 place in the United States presents sucli a series of events, interesting in themselves, and permanently affecting, as they occurred, its progress and prosperity. Five times its fiag has changed, thiee different sovereignties have claimed its allegiance, and since it has been held by the United States, its government has been thrice transferred twice it has been besieged by the Indians, once captured in war, and once burned to the ground.

Identified as we are i its fate, we may indulge the hope, that its chapter of accidents has closed, and that us advancement will be hereafter uninterrupted. We have no where a connected account of the progress of this colony occasional notices are interspersed through the French historians, and detailed des- ciiptions are given of a few ofthe more important events, but the whole subject is involved in much obscuiity. The statistical facts are altogether have no comparative estimates of the population or production; none of those severe investigations into the character and condition ofthe country, which render modern history so valuable and satisfactory. A small stockaded fort was erected, extending from the present arsenal to Id-street, and enclosing a few houses, occupied by the persons attached to the post, and the traders. The whole establishment was slight and rude, intended rather to overawe than seriously to resist, tlie Indians.

Only the third year after the position was taken, the in its vicinity were invited to Albany, and many of the men anJ a Jesuii, left Montreal-, ting. An Ottogami, who wa fng i them every thing necessary for for, comman- 1 il A i i i der tlie plot to surprise him, before it was ripe for execution, and he took immediate measures to counteract Si. Expresses weie sent to call his allies to hisassis- tance, and preparations were wade for a vigorous defence. The Ottogamies, finding their object discovered, commenced the attack, but on the third of May the French were greeted i the siglit of a powerful body of their friends, naked, painted, and prepared for The gates of the Fort were immediately opened to them and they entered the council house, where in a conference with Du Buisson, they professed their attachment to the French, and their determination to defend them. They were received and answered, as their professions and well merited.

In the meantime, the Ottogamies had retreated to an entrenched camp they had previously formed, where Jefferson Avenue intersects the eastern boundary ofthe city. Here they were invested by the allied forces, and a erected, overlooking the ofthe Ottogamies, from which so severe a fire was kept up, that they could not procure water. Their provisions were soon consumed, and hunger and thirst reduced them to extremity. Despair, however, invigorated them, and becoming the assailants, they "succeeded in gaining the possession of a house adjoiniug the Fort. They strengthened this new position, and annoyed their were at length dislodged by the cannon, and driven back to their trenchments.

At this time they made a pacific effort to terminate hostilities, and with this view a deputation was sent to Du Buit- son. No confidence, however, being placed in their declarations, either by the French or Indians, their offer was rejected. When the deputation reported the result to the warriors, their indignation excited them to renewed and desperate and not lew than three I -if fa -j ,1.