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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

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tnidte.
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pom Stanbesamt getommen uno odS
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pierre bate iie ihon mitgenommen, ais
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

reinen SeeIen lire. Sinner erfral:t.:n
lie, uGe oie in Ben fitbsig Sd1rsh III ben
SimmeI einge3ogs1 lpercn uno TIRE
9ant i'm Sdul5immer leer 9elaNen
batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

ftrppbs, mite Der. eeffiIberten aEgsn,-
iiber ni9t LANCE ~itanObalten. Die Wlf'
gabe fir Die Snseniuere bIeibt abst
audi bann aubergepDhnIid iapierig,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05
htfanc.

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Simmer am 2ebtu frast CT mid.
'ietiel ubr Is it'll" ~ afu44A@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

5rauletn: pStprt Ste fneul Stn9en
aibt2" ~. ao
3u6bar: r0as @insen nidt, abet
bas S%unoesebea- i'm San5en 5auie."
60 man6er bat erIt semertt, bab err
din Sdi. 1T, als ts boil tAem gsrss
ttanb.
9eni ii + q mhe it.
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Srm SouSoiener) aber Sobonn, bu.
ben Sic 9roBe SGnbe!
Sobonu: So freiIid, Serr Baron,
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bcn. ben or niht los peroen faunl:
Sdl babe iett feline Belt uno aud, bon
allem Mogliden Den &opf pol.
Hei'clber 0d)nea): 0a fonuen sic
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f4s Oas 5austreu5.
Ni9ter: yS4 ~perlanste bod Sbre
uno Sbrer Jrau llnterfdrift. Mas
bat bonn ods areus bier gu bebeuten9"
Bauer: DOS is mel Ilte. !9err
8i6ter!"
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am eriten Gage babe i'd einen, 2ritt
bonn Serrn erbalten!"
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stritt ioiort"!"
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GAG. EftsSattisEare.S ctr, unse 0niom ppnir'Ase
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

SaNe fir's Muclauo beiprgf e. Nutue, ~.
k13. EitsS atsissare. Ctr, anse 0uitom ppnir'Ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

0eutlih umf6rteben.
Srdulein: nStort sic mein Sinscn
aibt2" a,
Ru6bar: nDas 9insan hidt, ubet
bas Sunoeseben- i'm San5en 5auie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-05

60 mander bat erIt semertt, bab err
tin Stis 1T, als IT boil iAem 8stse
ttanb.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
SHOOTING NEAR
JONESYILLE.

Jonesville. Va. Dec. A
serious shooting affair occurred
about one mile east of Jones.
vile az 3 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, in which John Gar
ret was shot and instantly kill
ed by II. r. Eagle. Immedi.
ately after the shooting Eagle
came 20 town, went TO the Office
OF Commemorative Attorney
NJ. G.. Ely, where he told what
he had done and surrendered 70
Mr.. Ely and asked for protec.
ton from Carrots relatives.
Eagle claims that the killing
was in self-defense, and tells
the following story. That he
and Garret had gone hunting
together, and both were carry
ing shot guns. They had taken
several drinks of whiskev and
went Co the home of Morgan
Williams about noon. where
they drank more. After noon
went out with them
and when they had gotten some
distance from the house. and in
he woods, Garret shot twice at
Eagle, some Of the shot strick-
ng near him. Eagle then went
10 Garret TO find the cause of the
'hooting and the latter offered
o shoot again, when Williams
got between the men.
Garret struck Williams with |
lls gun and made him get out
II the way, and then again at /
empted to fire when Eagle shot
i'm down.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
CONGRESSMAN SLEMP.
FavOrs a High Tariff. snd is Opposed to
Revision OF the Same.

In discussing the tariff cues.
tion with a reporter for the
Bristol Herald Courier Con.
gresham G. b. Slemp express
ed himself as being opposed TO
a reduction in the tariff and
was quite sure that the antici.
Pated fight in congress on this
question would not be waqed at
this session and would probably
not be fought until December
session Of 1909.
Mr.. Slemp said that he favors
a high tariff, one of his princi-
pal reasons being that ne be.
leves 1t will protect the coal
mineral, barytes and many
other interests of the Ninth
District Of Virginia.
His claim is that a reduction
IN the present tariff system
would prove disastrous 10 the
great development now going
ON in Southwest Virginia in
which the raw materials ara
being taken from the earth and
converted into finished pro-
ducts.
He thinks a high protective
.ariff is beneficial to his dis
.rict and TO the nation at large
and therefore viii take a firm
stand that way on the floor of /
congress.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
HARRY DOTSON A
FREE MAN.
uofernor Swanson Uses Pardouine Pow.
er n His Behalf.

Richmond, Va. Dec. A.
Harry Dotson, the Wise county.
convict in the State penitenti-
airy, who gained considerable
notoriety because Of his escane
from the prison to visit the
grave Of his mother. who died
after his Incarceration. is now
a free man due 20 the clemencv
on Governor Swanson. who "a.
day granted the man a condi-
tional pardon.
Dotson, who is young man.
was sentenced TO the penitenti.
AIRY for a term Of three years for
house0raking shortly after he
was locked up his mother died
lie made his escape, journe, ed
10 Cincinnati, changed his con
wet garb for civilian attire and
-etracing his steps sought his
home IN the mountains of Vir-
Slnia, where lay the remains OF
ms mother After paying this
rioute TO bis loved one. Dotson.
With his father, came back to
where he gave him
.elf into custody, going to work
'n the State farm. He has been
model prisoner
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
FROM KEOKEE.

keokee. Va. Nov. 20-R..x
j. F. Witt, Of Benhur. pastor ~
tne Pleasant HUI Baptist
Church, was here Saturday and
sunday at his regular monthly
meeting and preached some
very able and interesting ser
mons, aud transacted some
very important business for the
church with keokee Coal and
coke Company through their
Attorney r l.. Pennington ~
Jonesville, in which "a deal .,as
made for nice n~,v up-to-date
church building soon Ia be
erected by this company on the
the Pleasant Hill Church lot
The sunday aud public
schools here are prospecting and
advancing fine under the care
OF the present management. NX
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
PRECIOUS METALS FROM ALABAMA.

Alabama produced in 1907
gold and silver 20 the value Of
S26,272, an increase Of sI.2es.
over the States production of
these metals in 1906. The gold
yield was I ,250 ss fine ounces
valued as S25,os2. an increase Of
81 53 ounces in quantity and Of
Sl'o6l in value. The silver
yield. always small. was l3e
hne ounces. valued at $3.50.
Some copper. also, was pro-
duced m Alabama. in the form
OF cement recovered from treat
ment In acid works of the
cupriferous pyrite ores Of Pyri.
ton, IN Clay County.
The gold belt of the Appa.
lachian States terminates i'm
the east-central portion of Aha.
oama, and includes parts or AN
OF Cieburne. Randolph. CLAW
Ialladega. Tallapoosa. Coosa.
Chiffon, and Elmore counties
In a report of mine produc.
tion of g'li, silver. copper. lead.
and zinc i'm the Eastern States
m 1907, published by the United
States Geological Survey as an
advance chapter from Miner.
al Resources of the United
States, Calendar Year 1907
"a. ID. McCaskey. one of the
seoicgists Of the Survey. saws
The year 1907 was marked bv
the continuation of active de-
velopment. of experiments with
matailurgical methods best
adapted Co the ores. and of
steady production at the Hoo .
Mountain mines; by renewed .
interest IN the old Silver Him
mines and i'm the Tsllapoosa
nine, with slight production
rom the latter during the earlv
part Of the year; by operations
lt Clear Greek aud Gold Ridge
md by the continued output of
'upriferour pyrite ore at the
'yriton mines
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
NEWS NOTES OF CLINTWOOD. Va.

Clntwood, Va, Dec. S.
Word has been received here
that L. b. Sutherland a former
resident of Clintwood and "a
graduate of Chntwood College
has passed the examination as
an attorney at Grant Universi-
ty, OF Chattanooga, Tenn.
Rufus Mullins has been an.
pointed 10 succeed Garland X
hiser as deputy sheriff and iail-
er. Mr.. kiser will go into the
mercantile business on Bear
Pen Gap.
County Treasurer Givens Til.
Ter was here this week collect
ing taxes. he reports that he
has been quite successful in oct.
ting IN the taxes
DR.. J. G. Sutherland who
recently purchased the Putnam
property, moved TO Clintwood
THIS week and will engage In
practice Of his profession.
M. l.. Putnam who recently
purchased the Carico stable az
Coeourn, moved his family
there this week.
Sheriff 7. j. Fleming made
a trip TO Dante this week on
business.
9. w. Newberry was here
from Blowing Rock last Satur-
day.
Mrs r. +. Chase and child
dren have returned from a visit
With relatives IN Tennessee.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
OF THE
n. AND w.

The monthly statement OF
earnings and expenses of the
Norfolk and Western railway
for the month of October has
Just been issued by JOS. w.
Cove, comptroller of the com
pany. This report shows:
Total earnings for passenger.
mail, express and freight for
October, 1907, $3,O73, ,O26.Os; for
the same month of 1908, So
529,666.74, a decrease over the
preceding month of October Of
S54s,359.29 or Is per cent.
The various operating expen-
ses for the month of October.
1907. were $2.O79, ,67g.l5; for the
same month of 1908 they were
VI ,4S5 ,4lS.9I, a decrease of
81, ,o94, ,253.24, or % per cent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
CHEAP FREIGHT RATES.

That dozen eggs can be
shipped from Chicago to Balti-
more, a thousand miles, for less
than the United States charges
for single letter, and that a
leading railroad, such as the
Chesapeake and Ohio, must
haul ton of coal more than
three miles to earn l cent. are
interesting facts which throw a
Hood OF light when rightly con-
sidered upon the transportation
interests of the country. People
who hold up the working Of the
Postoface Department 90 an
illustration of government eff
cheney astagainst individual
work should contrast the differ
ence between carrying a dozen
eggs-a thousand miles for
less than , cents, while a
single letter carried any dis
tance whether it be one mile or
. thousand, must pay 2 cents.
-Manufactafrers Rscord.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
Medicine That Is Messeiue.

II have suffered good deal With ma
lara and stomach complaints. brt 7 49,.
nov found remedy that keeps me we'll ard
that remedy Is Electric Bitters. a medicine
THAT'S medicine for stomach and Ivsr sron-
Die-, aud for run down conditions.0 s,os
w Z. hiestler, OF Halliday Ark. Eiecfrie
bitsers purify and enrich the blood. tone ~
the ncrreS, and impart vigor and energv ~
the weak. Your money viii Be refapded n
y islls 70 help you. 3d. 81 J. W. Kelly's
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY AT
CUMBERLAND GAP.

New York, Nov. 30.-A COM
mittee was organized here todav
20 forward the movement for
the endowment Of the Lincoln
Memorial Association to erect a
monument TO the memory of
Abraham Lincoln. Gen. q. O.
Howard, to whom i'm their last
interview, President Lincoln
expressed his desire that some
thing be done for the benefit of
the mountaineers of the border
land between Tennessee. Ken
lucky and Virginia. among
whom Lincoln was born. and
whom he loved, was active in
forwarding of the movement
which resulted in the charter
ing, on February ID, 1897. of the
Lincoln Memorial University
situated near Cumberland Gan.
IN Claiborne county. Tenn.
and with other friends of the
institution has labored these
eleven years IN aid of the insti-
tuition.
The committee organized to-
day, of which he is a memha,.
intends to take advantage oil
Lincoln centenary. February |
L2, 1909, to raise 100000. to be
known as the ''Lincoln Centen- /
nal Endowment Fund - for tba
benefit of she university. which /
now has 600 acres ofland, build
ngs worth Sl5O,0CO, and an en-
iowment of 100000.
At today's meeting the follow
n letter from President Roose-
'elt to Gen. Howard was read.
my Dear General: / have
our letter of the 18th inst. and
{ was a pleasure to hear from
ou. just a word once again
o wish you all good fortune in
'hat you are doing for the Lin
oln Memorial University. III
ope that the hundredth ami. {
ersary of Mr.. Lincoln's birth }
'ili see you with the full en- I
owment for the university i
yhich you so need, and which T
q the interest of the people at S
lrge, II is 50 desirable that Won i
nould have There could be y
o finer memorial 10 Lincoln +
IAN this university. placed lust /
here YOU have built it. With D
Il regard, believe me, sincere c
yours, y
Theodore Roosevelt" o
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
Some Random Thoughts
About Capt. John Smith.

left with her husband for a
visit to London.
Gould she not waltz He
moaned
kolfe and Lady Rebecca. as
she was then called. went 10
the Globe Theater. She was
honored with seat in the
queens box. and in another
box nearly opposite sat her
quondam lover, Captain smith
a d William Shakespeare
When the curtains were parted
she saw Smith, and exclaimed.
He is not dead, they told me a
lie, there he isl DO YOU not see
him. She died next year.
while giving birth to a son.
Some historians say that
Smith never set foot i'm Virgin
ia again but il is quite certain
that ne visited northern Vir.
ginia in 1917 or 1918. with some
parties from London. He pur-
posley avoided the locality i'm
which he used TO meet Poca
hontas He returned 20 Eng
land IN lGlS. and 10 lis said ap
piled TO Lord Bacon for
servants place, which was re-
fused From 1924 to 1851 bel
disappears from history. AMI
together. Mrs. Green, the |
author quoted above. says.
Tradition is borne out I'm
matters of record from Nor
cumberland and Stafford
counties, Virginia. Records
rom Stafford county state that
Francis b Dade, the first Of
.he namc TO settle in Virginia.
was known as Major John
smith.
Tradition and history tells
hat he was Identical John
smith who took that name
when returning 20 Virginia.
"This Dade Smith married
ne widow of Major Andrew
merchant. Her maid
~ name was unknown.
This Francis (Dade) Smith
vas alive and purchased lands
b Virginia i'm 1904. He died i'm
662. His will recorded in Nor y
cumberland county. He left
ne son who always bore the 1
anne of Francis Dade.
Now the question NAV be !
sked, did Capt. John smith a
he IN London in 1851, at the
ge of 81, or did he come to Vir- e
mia later, and purchase a
arm, where he spent his de
lining years, passing away In q
'62: Various reasons why he II
oU!d not have made himself J.
oown, could be conjured no. i
he writer does not attempt to n
rove that such are the facts in u
ils case, but hopes that bv b
sltating this question, fuller n
.vestigatlOn viii be made. bv II
inch something more definate !
ld conclusive viii be reached "a
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
BIG COAL OPERATION APPLIES FOR
CHARTER.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. a.
The Confidential Coal Corpora
ton has filed an application for
charter with capital stock Of
e3,o00,ooo. This concern viii
have ITS headquarters here and
has purchased the w. Il. Muir
ray, also the W VI. Nixon and
one other mines located on the
l.. * n. near Rim. Ky.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09

A nice box of paper and
envelopes makes fine Christ
mas present. You will find a
large assortment TO select from
at the Wise Printing Company's
Office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09

Moonshiners and ilicet LIQUOR
dealers are not faring So well
,u Dickenson at this time as
Deputy Marshall N. T.. Collev
Us always active in this section
and at the last term Of the Fed
eral court at Big Stone Gan
about twenty five were convi~f.
ed and sentenced Go Jail. some
OF these have already served
their time whiie0 others procured
stay of sentence. Ten of tbe
latter were placed in jail here
sunday aud there are vet five
or SIX 90 come iu between now
ana January first. among whom
are TWO women -Chutwood
Journal.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
NOTICE OF SALE.
Lillah NJ. johnson et al
US
Eli H. Hail 90 al

'atA III. TT lilt Ut tlI
Sireuii Court Of Wise County virginia.
Notice is hereby given tbat
the undersigned. Jno. w
Chaikley, Special Commission
er ln the above styled suit in
chancery, pending I'm the
Circuit Court of Wise Counlv
a., viii. pursuant to decree ON
MoN ia IHE 2sth day Of
DECEMBER. 1905
between the hours OF 2o'clock -
IN. and O'Clock. %. IN. of sai5
day, on the premises. in the Town
OF Big Stone Gap. Wise County
Virginia, proceed Go sell az
public auction 60 the highest
bidder on the following terms
to-wit, a sufficient amount in
cash 20 pay the coasts of this
SUIT, and the coasts and conn
missions of making sale. and
and the balence 20 be paid ina
sn ana twelve months from date
OF sale, with interest, purchaser
70 execute promissOrv. DeOoti.
able notes, with good personal
security for the deferred mr.
chase money, payable 10 said
Special Commissioner. title To
property 90 be- retained until
paid two certain lots or parcels
OF land, lying ia the Town OF
Big Stone Gap, Wise County
a., near the l.. 81 y. DeDot
and know as lots % aud 30. OF Block
- Central Land COmpanv's
Addition 20 the Town of BIG
stone Gap; said lots being fulIv
described IN the bill and pro
;eedings in said cause, to which
reference Is here made for a
Particular description.
JNO. W CHALKLEY.
Special Commissioner
'lRGiNlA; In the Clerks Oai,.e
II the Circuit Court of The
county Of Wise.
Lillah VI. Johnson et al
Us
Eli Il. Hall 1t al
~ CHANCERY.
], G. A. johnson Clerk of the
;ourt, do certify that the bond
equlred Of the Special Com
missioner by the becree render
d In the said cause on the 23rd
.ay of October. 1905, has been
uly given.
Given under my hand as
'ierk OF said Court, this 2lst
ay Of November, 1905.
C. a. JOHNSON, Clerk.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09
Drank Monroe Bevcrly)

ne interest IN capt JOhn
Smith has greatly increased
since the jamestown ExpOsi-
tion of 1908. It seems that his
memory has been honored by
new monuments, and that a
general restoration of old land
marks has been in progress
since the Exposition. While
this interest is being stirred. il
may be seriously asked If
Smith did really pass away on
June 2l, 1851, and was Inferred
in st. Sepulchre's Church. Lon
don. Let US review some of
the events of his life, and see if
there are not grounds for plausi-
bic doubts of the correctness of.
the generally accepted state
ments touching the latter part
of his career.
About the year 1905. when
smith had reached the age of
-, he came with Capt. Bar
tholomew Gosnold and others
with a view TO colonizing Vir.
ginia. If crcdence is to be
givin the statements of the
early historical writer's. 10 isl
fair 90 conclude that Smith was
a prisoner, probably i'm chains I
when they reached Cape Henry I
The names Of the Virginia
council had been sent out I'm a
sealed box by the government.
In this list of names it was
found that the name "J. smith
was included, but Smith was
for sometime refused his place
M the council. After a time
at the earnest solicitation of
Chaplain Hunt, he was allowed
60 take his place. From the
time of his restoration in April
1907, forward he lost no oppor-
tunity 90 explore the country.
He became acquainted with the {
Indian maiden Pocahontas
daughter of King Powatan.
The princess came to love Smith
with all the warmth of the most ,
maiden. In speaking of /
the love affair of Smith and ]
PocahOntas, after the formers / {
release from captivity by the c
Indians, Mrs. Green. i'm her II
book entitled "The Maid of
Jamestown, " says: The young a
girls interest grew daily i'm this d
white man, after he returned 10 a
AIS home in jamestown. cross. Q
ng the river which was two f
niles wide in a canoe. Mantoe- C
aus, her brother, was sympathe- L
nc and kind 90 his sister. ALWAYS n,
'eady 10 lend 20 POcahontas a K
ielping hand when she went on Z
ler expeditions 20 tryst with p
he captain, for he had become Il
he absorbing passionate love a
IF her life. II
The story of Pocahontas saving a
he life of Cap. Smith is too
yell known 10 need relatin g =
ere, but it is not perhaps so
yell known that some latter
ay historians discredit the
tory altogether But 1t NAV
q asked If the story is not a ed
easonable one? Would not n
ny girl have hazarded as TO
luch for her lover, whom she ia
wed as passionately as this C'
1dian princes did Captain pa
mith? Then when we consider
le fact that she was Powba- m
ms favorite daughter, is it DC
OF a reasonable supposition tn
lat he was wont TO hunlor her %
d ali occasions. pr
In 1903 Captain Smith was %
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-12-09

f3r cold m the head aud sore throat use Ker
n. - ,neeeos9ses Laxative Quiniae. ne one
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-06-26
ST Johns Day Masonic Celebration OK.
ford, n. G. June n, 1909.

On account of the above occa-
sion the Southern Railway has
announced that they will sell
tickets to Oxford and return at
greatly reduced fares, these low
rate tickets will be sold from all
stations, Goldsboro to Chapel Hill
inclusive, also from Henderson
and stations on the Oxford
Oxford branch. On sale June
rs and for morning trains June
q, return limit June g. Ample
extra equipment will be provided
to take care of the large crowds
that will go to this great celebra-
ton. For further information
apply to any agent, or address.
W. H. McGLAMERY.
P. & T. A.. Raleigh. N. G..