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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
Av4 the conditions of = certain mortgage
executed oy William Austin and Codeiia, his wife, o
ngham county, Meh gan II Ira DAvenpor of Bath, >e~
rk, dated the nth cav of Feb u.ry eighties
hundred and fifty nine, and recorded February twenty
ist A. 1859 the otce Of the Reg ster OF DE Is o
the county OF lnyham in the State OF Michigan in Lbei
Il of N ,rt ls3 and 1884, upon which mort
there claimed TO be due the of this notice
the sum OF two hundred and eighty three dollars and
ninety five cent, and suit proceedings Il Lac having
teen instituted 10 recover any part thereof Notice II
Therefore hereby gwen that Wednesday the twenty
nth cay OF September next, 1T twelve O'Clock noon,
shall sell at Puo,c Audton TO the CHEST BIDDER, (sl
lake place nj the front door Of the Ingham county cir
cult Curt House. in the village of Mason the premises
contained IN sucn mo- Tor SO much thereof A. sbai
be Necessary 10 satisfy the amount due such mortgage
~it ten cent interest legal together with
attoI fee Of fifty co lars, covenanted for therein
that 10 the ioos ing piece eel of land stua
N Ingham county, Michigan, The east half OF { 20,
souths quarter Of section twenty seven in township
north II two west, eighty acres, less
Dated Detroit, June 20 b, A 1851.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
WV J WATERMAN, Attorney l3s 1923
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18

n is hereby ven, that in pursuance Of license to
granted the 10Th day Of August, A. d. ls6l, BY
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Ingham, shall
expose for sale the premises saturday the 9th day
OF October 1851, all the interest of Ejah Wilcox,
deceased, and TO the south part Of the south
quarter OF the north quarter Of section o.
Of range ~est, Ingham county, Michigan, con-
tanning % of land.
Terms made known Gu day Of sale.
HENRY WILCOX,
6w33O Admir- estate Of Elijah Wilcox Gecsasei
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Notic

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-NOtice
n is hereby gwen, that pursuance If order
me by The Judge Of for the county Of
ngbam, the I'D day of July, A. ID. ls6l, shall
pose for sale at pubic auction on the preris osur
day. the 2ls day of September Next O'Clock the
ate noon the following pece parcel of land The
north half Of the north ~est quarter of section thirty
t32) three (S) north of range a. west,
containing 50 es subject TO ali egsl liens
Terms ma lie known on day of sale.
6s32S MARGARET J. SAATON,
Adm'x Of estate of Reu ben Saxtpp, deceased
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. - In
i the matter OF the Of John Dunn, deceased -
The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
VIM H. PncEney. Judge OF Probate for the county OF
In ham, ia the state cf Michigan. Commissioners to
ceye examine aud cus; all claims and demands against
the estate OF the SAID deceased, hereby give notice
that SATURDAY the 1h day OF September, and Sat
day tine 2lst day of septembe- 1851 they will meet
the Del CeLtr- House, the township Of Delhi sad
county OF lngEsm fJo the purpose OF receiving, exam
oiug aud adjusting such claims and demands aud that
four months from the date OF this notice aiowed by
said Judge Of Probate creditors of estate pre-
the for such exsmina and adj
L K. BULLEN,
wM DUNN,
Commissioners.
Dated Aurelius Aug. 6. 1861. 4~329
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would an
nounee that he has associated With him in the
Drug Business Frank Wells practical Druggist former
ly Of Howell The business Oil hereafter Be conducted
uDaef the 6rm Il Fsgd Wells
3v3ae THERON FORD.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-18

From the Aduertiser, Providence, RI
The Cephalc Pills are said to BE- Q remarkably edec
tive remedy for the headache and of the very bes
for that very frequent complaint which has beer
discovered
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
GROCERIES,.

In Groceries We have afull supply IN every thihs
in the line Of family wants. ~
To ALL OF which they invite the attention OF their
friends and customers, and ali ethers who want me
best goods At The lowest prices ApriIll' ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
FROM PHYSICIANS.
CATHoLIcoN!

MarshaH's [ tel ne Catholieon viii certainly cure AT
the diseases for which It is recommended IDths worst
eases I have ever met with, Marshans Uterine Cathol-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
5Ettksns.

VAUTROT, Importer of Gold and
q Silver Watches, and dealer in Jewelry, Silver
Ware. &c. Market Street, Warren. @. apr SO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27

Tie Pr,ee Of MqrsEssrs Gtsrins cath0Heo7 IS oHs
Dollar and a 1aE per SiHgLs Bate. sg
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
MRS. ROBINsON's CERTIFIcATE- 1,

VERSION. Trum6uII Co, Nay Isl Ioo5
This certtfes that IhaVe been in very poor healsnad
for years and found little or 40 relief after employing e
a nsmTer n physicians. Ny disease was Prolapsn
Uteri. had been reduced nv that and Fla0r Al5us -
Entl L had become uleeratejtO a considerable extern.
nv The advice Of DR.. G. W. Bnshnel. I procured and
took six bottles Of Marshall 5 Uterine Cathshesn=
which enabled me to attendtO my husband IN his las
sickness until he died. which was about a yesr since =
I have taken three bottles since his death which has
made ne able to laber and support my family ~ three
children. The Catholieon has nearly restored me 70
health. It is the only thing Il at has mitigated my suf-
MARY 6. ROBINSON. u-
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STRONG TESTIMONY. =.

Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor. Halls Naw Build.
ing State St. PRICE 37H CENTS PER B0TTLEi =
and Sold by Agents generally Sold in V~VreA By
Woods q Pew and D Oyt & Stratton- Is 1ssrs
lOct :, 1860, Gml 49,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
NARY s. ROBINSON

For Sale By Moons & Pew. MNren; J-H. C.JsHS-
sos. Hartfori: ENsIsS & SOUL, Newton Falls; tx =
s. c. JAcKsoE, Hubbard; G-P CrRrs, 6reen' H BAR.
I'm Einsman; AEBRKws & BIZ OWN, ROWleris4. =
WoLcoTr, FarmingtOn; and by Medicine Dealers gen
eraIIy, throughout the STATE.
II. D. KINGSLEY, CleYeland-
r.-s rezn AGENT for Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-03-27
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELI0N SYRUP,
Ear the Ctlre of DiSenSes.

COMPOUND DANDELI0N SYRUP,
For the Cure Of Diseases,
This compound is purely vegetable and made Ell
roots and banks Of our own climate. Neg1ve tesume
malls below from persons who have usedt, thus shOF-E
ing what dis eases il invariably cures, such as Fever
and Ague, ChiIls, Headache, Pain in the side. StonaehS1E
shoulders, Back Hips and Limbs Palpita.ion eIthe
Heart. Liver complaint, Dizziness Of the Head.Gen
eral debility, Weakness, Hard breathing, Asthma
and various other diseases. - -rH
At purihes the blood, is a sure remedy for female a
Weaknesses, DToPsy, RAeumatism and Neuralg11-
This medicine being a compound. works upon the
Liver, blood, Kidneys and Lulgs.disgOrges the Liver
frees the Stomach and bowels, removes eostiyensss,
and Dispepsy. This syrup is a sure cure for akoEel
disease and can be taken with perfect Safety-b y Old
or young. It may be relied upon as an eradicator e
the human system Of all or most diseases. etGs.
blOsd and ntaken IN time, a preVentauFe Iom TAX
ing other Diseases such as bilious ~
phus and typhoid Fevers-
Ne diseases can exist where the blood is u ade pure.
One or TWO bottles per year willseeure health 20 any -Ea
family taken at any time to suit the patient -
9 In supFort Of the above We insert the following vol.
mrs Is to cerIify that I vas afiicted with DrOpsy-
and female Weaknesses for a number OF years Ny
physicians gave me up aud said that I was past re- -
coyerv. / thsn used DR.. Days Dandelion syrup,
to say that I ara perfectly we'll NARY III. MOOkE--
This lie to certify that Ihave afflicted with theLiVs
complaint, Asthma, palPitati0n 81 the heartaaEa lla
pains through the bsdy and limbs. After dssparin a.
DR.. Day and gOta bottle Of Dandeion byruPsa2aA 2
a short time I vas restored to perfect health
..-r.-a Dr.. JOHN SON, Washington. ka-s
I have used DR.. DAYS Syrup by which my life was
preserved and 7 am now a healthy man.
= - P. BAYER Wa-renohis.
This is to certify that I have used Dr.. Dayseonr 50
pound. 1 an satisfied with its use.
For sale by Woods & Pew and smith. stEsitsa & 81
Tarrea,E e6. I5h, 1855.
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II EALTn p AMERICAN WOMEN

- 49,
II FROM the \ J. Daily Esrs, RdtOral9
We desire to call s~ttention tc a letter from DR., Joshua
Bridge, on "HeaIh ofAmsrieau Women. in another
column. He treats the subject in an able manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment may be reiieduPon.
Fr0mtfs AI5GHy Evening EEPress.
MarshaH's Uterine Catholicon has proved to be fully
as valuable asit is claimed to be in many severe tests
made ~ medical gentlemen and others DIT. Bridgels
a regular physician OF very h1e attainmentS. q nan Q
great judgmeni and discrimination, a iudicious aHd
highly successful practitioner. in all diseases, espe
cially those Of wcmen and children
FROM PHYSICIANS.
Marshau,s [ tel me cathoIieon will certzinlye cure an
cases I have ever met with, Marshan's Uterine Cathol-
icon is a eertain and safe remedy. ass
MARSHALL'S UTERINE
Is unhesitatingiy offered as 5 reliable remedy for ali
those complaints to which every Es-ian 10 Liable. add
which gradually affect the mind as well as the body-so
that to think, tai 4 or work becomes alike soRrceo
suffering, if not & \ impossibiiity. Among other com
Falling OF the WOmb, Whites, Suppressed, Irregular :
or Painful MenstTu ttion, Bloating, ana
Diseases Of the Kidneys Or Urinary Organs. hetentio1
or Ineontinanee Of Urine, Heartburn, Costiveness,
Nervousness, Fain in IS, Paipftations, Cramps, Dis
turbed Sleep, and an troubles, organic or synpathetios
connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with any fine aooyesyuP
toms, or with Spine, Liver or Lung complaints, are
invited to address d.. BRIbeE, with full csnHdencs
that they will find relief Marshalps Uterlne Cstnoh-u
con is not a quack medicine, but its ingredients have
Been made known to the Medical Colleges, and hey
are at the service Of any respe liable physieisn IN the
country. H.
TIE Pr,ee Of MarsEssrs Uterine c4tz0EeSz is one
Dollar and q 1aT per S'ngls Botte,zs .ss.sEl
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Dir. H.. Z. KINGSLEY. SRI have been selling 4e-
medicines OF the Graeenberg Company for the last ten
years. and have inVarisbiy found them 70 giysrgoOdsG
satisfaction: and the pills l have sold to q good Eany
families as regularly as their tea and coffee. and with
ny trade they become 3 staple article. harsh21ls
Uterine Catholicon is a medicine that has done a great
amount OF good in female diseases One1ady s0ldtG
Il told me She had received more benefit from one kot-
tie than she did from 4 fO1g course Of medical treat
nent by the most skillful b sicians. ss
YoSrs truly, JAMES M1LS9A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10
LRTTRRs FROM EUROPE.
NEW YuRK. June s

NEW TURK, June ..
The Herald says letters just received
from John C. Fremont, dated London, stat
ing he has purchased 10000 Enfield rifles
and several batteries of Tiied cannon for
the Government which he is waiting to
bring with him, only delayed till portion
Of the rifles are finished.
Also states that the Commissioners of
the Confederate States had instructions to
procure several steamers in England for
the service Of the Montgomery Government
but that there was difficulty about getting
money they succeeded, however, in pnr-
chasing the steamers, for which they paid
e700, 900. These vessels, it appears are to
sail for Southern port, under the British
flag, and registered as property of British
owners, carrying nothing cOntraband Of
war, but probably in ballast merely. How
they will be served by our blockade squad
ron remains to be seen.
A dispatch to the Herald from Washing
inglon says, the moment the rebels are driY-
en- from Harper's Ferry, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will be rep4ired by the Gov
ernment, The last person in jail here for ut
tering disIoyal sentiments, was discharged
to-day on taking the cath OF allegiance
This afternoon the United States forces cap
tpred rebel company of thirty men in
Virginia.
Some seven miles above Georgetown they
were heavily armel, and had plenty Of
ammunition. It is believed these are the
men who have been firing on our advance
/ pickets e
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The Grays, in their letters to home
friends, speak of the want of Chaplain
in tbeirregiments as one Of the greatest de.
privations they have. All of that company
are sober, moral young men, and many of
them religiously inclined, but for want of o
chaplain they have 80 religions services on
Sundays, and no She whose special duty it
is to console them kn The hour Of peril and
death. Doubtless The other companies in
the lst regiment fssf the want as severely
as the Grays. THIS 9ant should be 6lled
at once. Because the boys have gone
through with ha their three months en-
Hstment without chaplain, it is no reason
for continuing ne deprivation. An eff
cient active ehaplain, is worth 8 great deal
10 a regiment, ever for fighting purposes.
None will deny ihst the New York Seventh
worked beartier ip the trenches when they
saw their chsplsih healing them with q
spade, and the minister who is g good
preacher and good shot" will inspire the
men Of his regiment with an ardOr like
that which made CromEelIs COvenanters
irresistible.
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- - -
LATEST NEWS!
The Rebels AIemnled i'm az
MarpeF's Ferry!
WHAT WILL BE DOME AT TIE
WHEELING CONVENTION
Gov. Letcher to be Deposed
and a Provisional Gov
ernor Appointed!
N III nGal
Fremont will bring Rifles and
Cannon from England !
THE REBELS PURCHASING VESSELS
IN ENGLAND.
This Mornings Report.
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June Z.
Especial Correspondence of Tribune
Several hundred regulars have left within
twenty four hours for the Relay House
They will form a portion Of one Of the col
umns which are to operate against Harper's
Ferry.
A column of Gen Patterson's army is
approaching by the way Of HagersiOwn,
and column of Gen. McClellan's army is
moving from the West.
Help cannot come to Gen. Johnston from
Manassas Junction, for Gen. Mcdowell will
engage the whole attention of the rebels
posted there, nsr can they be reinforced
from Richmond and Norfolk, for Gen But
Ter will be dangerous foe TO leave even IT,
active in their rear, and he will not remain
quiet
There are armed steamers enough in the
Potomac to threaten other approaches to the
Capital of the Old Dominion.
We have good reason to believe that before
many hours, a column of four thousand men
will march from the City towards Harper's
Ferry; the whole commanded by Cole1el
Stone of the Fourteenth4Infantry. The hour
of starting, which has been postponed several
times, is not yet definitely determined. This
column will probably have no more serious
task than that of intercepting the fugitives
driven by other commands from Harper's
Ferry. Other Regiments are under marching
orders.
We learn from a prominent politician
from Wheeling what will be the probable
course of the Convention. All the seeding
men have agreed not to attempt making q
new State out of Western Virginia, but to
act for the Old Dominion as a whole in
setting up a provisional Government
The first act of the Convention will be to
depose Governor Letcher and his rebel
lious associates.
It will then appoint good and true men
in their places, The provisional Governor
will probably be Gen. jackson, of Parkers-
! burgh.
The Convention will then declare Eastern
Virginia in insurrection against the Gen.
eral Government, for which aid to put
| down the rebellion will be invoked
The Legislature chosen on the 23d ult.
the members Of which are by its request
to meet with the Convention, will be pro.
nounced the legally elected Legislature of
the Ststea and will be empowered to proceed
at once to the transaction of business The
Cover viii send in his message to the two
Houses, and two Senators, Of whom John
S. Carlile viii probably be one, and lead
ing Republican the other, will be chosen,
In this plan Of operation Messrs. Car
lille, Wiley, Pierpont and jackson unite.
Our informant thinks the Convention will
be one Of the grandest popular assemble
ges ever called together.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-10
This Afternoons Report.
FRoar WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June s.
There is military authority for stating
that the 1st regiment of Cavalry and %
regiment of dragoons, o. s. A, have been
ordered from the Department Of the West
to this neighborho,d.
Capt. Palmer's corps of Typographical
Engineers have returned from a reconnoi-
sance of several points on the Potomac. He
landed at several places on the Virginia
side of the Potomac, attended by 2 officers
and 20 marines.
( They proceeded a considerable distance
At White House Point he saw about 60 Sc
cessionists who made their appearance there
a few days ago. At Aqua Greek two small
batteries with 500 or coo men were distinctly
seen by the party
The Herald S dispatch ofthe Tth, says:
There is reason to believe that a change is
to be made in the command at baltimore.
Brig Gen. Cooper, with o regiment oi
200 men, entered the city, and encamped
in the western suburbs.
Gen. Scott informed the President and
Cabinet that he meant to have possession Of
Richmond aud Memphis about the 18th oi
July.
Six regimens of infantry, two batteries
Of artillery, and one company Of cavalry
Of Gen. McDoWelps Command are under
orders "a, be ready at a moments warning
to repel an attack or move forward.
Lieutenant, Colonel ComstoCk, Of tht
Michigan Regiment, resigned-busibes
requiring his presence at home. ~
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western YiraInla.

The aspect Of affairs in Western Virginia
is intensely Interesting We have reports
Of the probable action Of the Convention
which meets on Tuesday next, which indi-
cate that the Eastern portion Of the State
will be declared in rebellion, which rebell-
ion must be pat down. This is the true
course. The loyalists Of the northwestern
corner Of the State do not aseoede" from
the portion East Of the mountains; they
merely remain where they are, in the IN
ion. And in that position they must be
sustained. Gov. Letcher and the other re-
belIiOus State officers have, BY their trea-
sonable acts, Abdicated their Offices, which
are therefore vaoanh The Constitution Of
Virginia declares that no provisions of it
contrary to the Constitution Of the United
States, shall be valid. These officers by
their rebellion, have therefore committed
treason, not only against the Federal Gov
ernment but against the State, and are
dOubly traitors, to be dealt with as traitors.
Their places will therefore be filed by
loyal men. Who these will be remains TO
be seen. The report says that Gen. Jack
son will probably be the Provisional Gov
ernor. Whatever his executive abilities
may be, we cannot think, from what we
saw of him at the former Convention, that
he is The man for that position. And if it
is tue, as reported few days ago, that
when the Ohio troops entered Parkersturg,
he complained of their "trampling down
his grass" the people win agree with Us.
If he has not loyalty enough to spare an
acre Of grass for the sake of the salvation
of his sase,he wiz hardly do for Governor.
OF this, however, those who know him best
can best judge.
No better selection for a candidate for
Senator could be made than John s. Carlile.
is MAI, every inch Of him, and as whole.
sOuled, hearty, self sacrificing q Union men
as there is in all the Loyal States.
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A SECESSION LETTER---THR SOUTH
ERN STYLE OF COMPOSITION.
WAKENAN, June 4th, 1856

WAKEMAN, June 4th, 1861.
EDITOR LEADER: l returned from Texas
last July, and a few days since received the
following letter from my uncle in said state,
who is a native of Vermont, and has lived in
Texas about thirty years. A fac simile copy
OF the letter is sent the Editor of the Lea
der for publication, R. H. CANP.
CEDAR BAYow, (neaT Galveston,
May 6, 1861.
DEAR RANSOM: received your Letter da-
ted Jan. 18th ought to hav answered it
Long a 90 but you are were what I am
| cant hardly git time torite, work all the
time when am well, but am nearly broke
down hav been troubled with the rumatism
this spring have Enlarged my farm this
Spring & hay got 20 acers in corn it l oks
well will raze a plenty this season-I hav
sold my Steam mill at a sacriise of two thou
sand S we hav in Texas the fairest prospect
for good crop than Ever we had before
but in consequence of the Black hearted
north many of our citizens hay left ther
crops & Sholdered their rife & gone to lite
for our rits & as old as am if Good Lesre
home l wood leave my wife and my
little boys & wood fly to the field of Battle
Ransom I hav not got language TO Express
the indignation have for an abOliionist l
| Good fight & Kill them with a better hart
than cooda mexican when I was in the
army of Texas & if | hav any relation that
wood Steal our negroes from US say 70 them
4 to for Ever Keepout of my Site for l want
never to see black republican-ths black
harted north has imposed upon the South
until the South Good stand it no longer & we
ware compeld to with draw our Selves from
the north & make our one wooden nutmegs
and we now ask those black, republicans TO
let US a lone or We win make you do so we
ask no DDS Of those black harted men that
wants our negro weuches for @ivs. Ransom
J I hope & trust that none of my relations are
.abolitionists & further more hope that none
of my relations will volunteer to fight against
the South for If they shood volunteer as old
as am wod volunteer to fight them for
our cause is good we fte for our rits we are
not eompeld TO draff, men to fte more than we
want have vola1teerd to fte more than we
want old & young men are al all times ready
to obey any call for volunteers & Ransom
what Is above all we beleave that god is on
our Side and ne is for us who can be against
Us ali we ask OF the NORTH is 10 let Us alone
we believe they viii whip themselves, a per-
feet union prevails throughout Texas we are
{ ready at all times to meet our foe & we cant
be cercerd when we are on the rite side We
have company on Cedar Bayow of SIS men
that will start in few days if wanted we
don't want for men here hear all is ready
our wives are ready to load our guns for u'
8 ru1 balls we are in fling spirit.
I Ransom rite me as soon as you receive
! this Il you are all rite.
Signed SETH CARY.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

-LC5 EF PnMADELPHI4. June 8.
The Nortt American, 10 referring to the
allegations against James E. Harvey, assert
tlat when an opportunity for vindioation s
offered, the accused will be found as free from
any criminal intent as any loyal Citizen
Although across the Atlantic he has friends
here who will not suffer him to be sacrificed;
and those who have given currency to the
caIumaies will be held TO the stricLest proof.
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CLEVELAND MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1861.
FROM NEW YORK.

Tue Tr.buue's Washington correspondent
of June 7ih says
Two Regiments from Wisconsin have been
ordered to Washington. The President will
probably accept four more Regiments from
that State Regiment OF Cavalry has
been accepted from the interior of Maryland.