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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
"1'hese ewes, though clear

To outward view, Of blemish or of spot,
Bereit of light, their seeing have forgot
Nor 10 their idle orbs doth light appear
Ofsnn, or moon, OF star, throughout the year
Or man, OF woman. Vet ! argue not
Against heavens hand, or viii, nor bate io
OF heart or hope but still bear up and steer
Right onward. What supports me, dost thou
ask
The conscience, friend;
This might lead me through the worlds vain
mask content,
Though blind, had no better guide"
nIy,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
- SHIP NEWS. So SSS
ses.-ss g sr
pORT or NEWp FORT 4.
Ar I5D.

1litESDNN, JulV ~
rurquc lIarct, Duricc, lrectuwu .or lnd.dd
OCEAN.
Gug Massachusetts, Brcwnell, .>omorscl lor
Mallapo,soti.
FRIDAY, JuN ~
Srhr Ma,nna, Dodge, Bangor tur Prov.
Soups Nolaut, Nlllston, Bristol Tor New
YORK May Nl,hols, Sr'n,cL l.. Grccnwirb
tor do.
SATURDAY, tul, 70.
Schr blossom, Crovcll, Norfolk, Jlh, icl
y BcdiHfd or market
Sloop, Exchange, Doyis, Portsmouth, Il !
icr Albany
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

Court of ProJaie. .NtddtsiOwn, hly l5 lSiA.
rRyiiE Executors 9lh account on ;he estate
of Isaac Barker, late Of NIddlctown.
dec, was presented ior examination und al
iuWaucC.
It Is ordered tim, the same he received and
The consideration thereof referred 10 Court
of Probate. to bc holden at the Town House
N MlddIctuwn, on the third Monday IN hug.
next, at ! o'ciock p ~. aud that prevIoa6 no
nee Ue gI1cn py publishing copy OF ,his
order three several tunes 10 the Hroid
ofhe Times, for all persons Interested Ia
appear at .ald time aud place and bc heard.
a true cOpy-witness
JUsHuA CUGGEsuALL, Pro. OK.
July II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
Long BiamA RGit,oGd. The Huntington

puP"T sHys =
about 6 miles, including the construction
Of long bridge, remain to be finished before
the road can be opened the whole length ot
the Island, winch will delay the celebration
of this important enterprise until, probably,
The first Of August"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
Court Of Probate, .,h,iIieiorn, Juiy IS, l3ii.

Court Of ProLaie, .uihHeiotcn, Juiy 10, loIl.
4 \ Instrument OF writing, dated the fourth
a day OF September. \. ID. Icii purpou-
ng to be the lusi >,.!l und Testament ot
William James TIlley, late OF Midde,owu,
dec, was presented for probate and letters
tcaiamenlary thereon.
It Is ordered that the same De received aud
tIe consideration thereof referred To Court
Of pgobate, To br holden AT the Town House
~ MIddictnwn, on tie third Monday ~ Aug.
next, at O'clock. p. m. aud tha, previous
notice Lc glgen by publishing a copy ot tins
order 'hree several times N the HeraH 0j he
Times, for al persons interested 10 appear at
SAID time aud paac and be heard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

At Market d65 Beef Cattle lo00 sheep, and
20 Swine. - Beef Callc unsold
PuIcEs-BecfCa CatlIe-EXrra y; first quail.
" ! 30, second quality 25i third quality
} 80 a ~.
Working Oxcn--SJes at $50, $73, So anC
$50
Sheep.-Lambs from - to = - old sheer
from | 80 10 > -.
Swiue--Lo,s to peddlo from I Sc for Sow
aud > 5Lc Tor Barrows small selected pig
sc. AT retail from . to t. l.2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
savings GEatlh.

rgNIlE Corporators OF the Savings Bank,
Newport, are requested to meet at the
Merchants Bank, To morrow. lFrt.G '9,h
INST, at 3 o'clock p. m, tu choose Directors
for SAID Bank for the ensuing wear
CHARLES GlLBS, Jrccsr
July lS, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

Two mad dogs have recently been killed
in the city Of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

Tho thermometer 1T the philadelphia w
change On SUNDAY, at /. VI rose TO ~ deg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
AUCTIONS.

fSNllE lot Of Ground. siu1tcd ia Pelham
and East rouro Streets. fronting on the
Old Slcue Mil wall be sold absolutely nv
Auctlnn on .NO.ND.lY, August 9Th, at | |
o'cock. a. NJ, un The premises, unless pte-
v!ou,ly disposed Of a, private sale.
The land will bc divided in parcels suitable
for HnllGing Lots. The dimensions Of the Lot
as by survey are l73 tcet front on Pelham
street, and 81 feet on the rear. by l69 feet
on l.ast Touro s.ree, Gnd lc7 ieel on the
ives, side.
For terms apply TO Josiah 6. Shaw or
Wn.. C. Gibbs. Newport, or George Gibbs.
Attorney at Law, No. 2, Hanover street
New York.
JOSIAH G. SHAW, .luctr.
Newport, July II, lSi1.
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ICE CSsELA NJ. {. q.

Is open day aud evening, for the reception o
company.
Those who feel disposed to csil viii al
ways find II well supplied with Ice Cream
Water lees, Frul,, Cakes, Pastry. LcmuHade,
Soda Water, aud every other urIIcle usually
kept at such establishments. All OF winch
is warranted of the best kind, or no sale.
Ice Creanl, Water Ices, Jelllcs. &c. &c,
made 10 order at a very reduced price, and
warranted Of The pery best 9uaiiy
II. STACY. JR.
n. b. Ice Cream made OF pure cream, a.
30 cents quart, and sent TO any part of the
town, 10 pyramids Of H. or quarts each.
Orders Iet; al the Cottage near the beach, or
at the Store above named, will be DunctuaIIy
attended 10.
a. Il is acknowledged by all who have
THIS season tried S'dcy'S i@e Creams, that ,hey
are The g0y best made IN tins good c,ty.
Newport, July lo, lol4. y. :. ir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
SUNDAY. July II.

Schr Erie, Churchill, ,5 day. lin Wilmington,
with lumber io Fiuci a Engs. Ga tho iltI,
lat ~ 20, Ion ~ 3, picked zap bnat with Capt
aud men, tho ciew Of 81. bdg Sir Lionel
smith, Reddon, hn n York for Nontego Bay,
Jamaica, which vessel was capsizrd IN hurri-
cane On the night Of the l0ih, aud one boy
drown,d an Tho wreck.
MONDAY. July 10.
Brig Commerce, 1'ole, Sag llarbur ior Phlla
pa, in oh account Of sickness oi Capt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
ICE CnEAM! ICE CREAM.
v o.; EG's3

Cccbra,Gd Tee IgcGms and WalcF lees,
WILL. be sold for 80 cents per quart -
W Nooe'S lee Creams Is acknowledged To
be the best ever nude IN this country
served up IN pyrpHds or plain moIds. All
orders left at the Cottage at the head of
Touro street or at his Ice Cream Rooms IN
Thames street, will be attended 10.
MeMpOrt, JulY Il, lsll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

sgattsiug Establishment.

yzNllE Buhng House at the foot Of Pop,
z street ~ now open tor the acc"nm"
dalIon Of ladies or Gentlemen. For ih'
accommodation of the uptown ciiiZcus, lh'
Subscriber wall run pleasure boat bCiwccI
ihc Ferry Whart and toe Bathing Iluus'
Wharf ON "Wednesday aud Saturday,
Price Of Ladies or GenlIemrn ior bathing
q ccn,s. children bOif pu.c. Passage : Cts
children holt price.
Sd MARSH, JR
NcMnnfl. InlN j.. ISL -Iw'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
ME EtgOItANUA.

brigs Good Hope, Riley, and Tasso, Almr,
arr Al Maricl I'D ull. im lia,ara, 10 load for
this port
Brig Robt Bruce, Gardner, az at Baltimore
10Th from Savannah.
Schr Canton, Cobb, hence, ar at do same
day.
Brig, Confidence, Cozz'ns, for Gcnoa soon {,
Malaga, Moisua, unc aud -chr WaDcw, Bur
dick, d,s'g are reported at Havana 23th ult.
Schr Cora, Read. ar AT Boston 10Th, from
,'agua la Grande. Left 30th, Bag Annawou,
Swasey, ldg for Boston.
sloop VeiIant, Heath, cid at do ilth for
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
ESOSE CREAM, for Burns, scaIdS, ChI
z a bIaius, chapped hands or face, at
Dec. T. K. }. TAlLORS.

BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, July IS l8l4.
Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser n Putriu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18
"l!ononv,'

ar the bcs, quality, tor sale 5y
~ liz E.f. d w. NEWTON. '.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

ht3 T.. NJ ou sunday, IN New York, the
thermometer was ~ ~ Hudson street near
IT Johns Park
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

Newport, July Is, 1874.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
Communication.

Mcck'enburg, y. c.. July %, ls44.
Dedr Sir Il, is the special request Of
the Board Of Trustees Of Davidson Col.
lege that you will do US the favour Of Civ.
lng the following communication, being an
extract from their minutes, few insertions
IN yoor paper. The Editors Of The Watch.
man Of the South, Of the Fayetteville Oh.
server, and Of the Charleston Observer are
requested TO confer the same fayourupun US.
EXTRACT.
From the first settlement of this County and
Of this State our fathers felt 1t TO be solemn d.
~ which they owed to their children. the church.
and their God, 70 make ample provision for tho
thorough education Of their sons in Literature
Arts, and Sciences, combined with correct mo
raj principles drawn from lhe Bible. OF ths we
have undenlable evidence IN the fact of the ex
is,ence of Queens College. or Liberty Hall, in
Charlotte, even before the American revolution !;
aud II Is to the present generation a matter of
deep regret that after the revolution that noble en-
telprize was abandoned. Again, some 2j years
ago an unsuccessful attempt was made TO endaw
and locate College in Western Carolina. Under
the influence and operation of the same sense of
Duly some 10 years age, the great and noble en-
terPrise OF endowing and establishing Davidson
College in the County of Meek eaburg was pro.
Jeeted. Much has already been done with view
OF securing the great object aimed at-the Col.
lege has been in successful operation for several
years But much more is greatly needed before
the College can meet the wants of the public
And whereas, II is thought 10 be 4 matter of vital
importance distinctly to stale our broad platform,
and what it is We aiming at; Therefore,
Resolred lsf. That when we shall secure the
endowment Of al least three additional professor.
slips when we shall see fire or sir able profess
sors at Davidson College mparting faithful and
able instructions in their several departments;
and each comfortably located in suitable resi-
dence on tho College Compensation we shall
see comfortable dornitores efected sufficient to
accommodate some 200 students, with cores
pouding facilities 10 the extension of the Ap
paratus and Library. with suitable halls-then,
and not I'LL then, our aims will appear TO have
becn accomplished
ResoiUsd 2a Tha, in the deliberate Judgment
Of this Bosrd an additional sum OF not less than
One hundred thousand Dollars, is indispensable
70 accomplish our designs and 10 meet the wants
Of the public as 10 extensive and thorough edu
cation.
ResDlred 81. That we do regard il. with the
divine blessing, perfectly practicable on the
part Of the Presbyterian Church in this State, I
and the upper part Of $. Carolina, with the gen.
erous aid which may be confidently ex pected from
others, TO make Davidson College what its found.
ers and friends wish, and the wants of the pub
lie demand
Resolred 4th. That with view TO the COM
plete endowment Of Davidson College, the Board
proceed TO elect an agent Of tho Institution with
q salary equal 10 That of Professor in College
b DAVIES, President u the Board.
Dleidson College, N, C.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
THEY CAN'T SWALLOW HIM

The Knoxville (Ten.) " Argus recent
" published letter which was some time
since addressed by eleven of the most dis.
tinguished citizens in Knoxville, To James
X. Polk, rendering him public dinner
The " Post says:
Two of the sieners of this letter are DEAD
we have the extreme qualification of announc.
ing, that the remaining NINE are all opposed 10
James Il. Polk for tho Presidency, and IN favo. OF
Clay and Freinphuysen!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16


NeLaugbln is5. Davidson 723 Fenistei 400
ehipicy 26z. Sheriff. Johnston re elected
CALDWELL.
William Dickson Whigl elected.
JONES.
HELEN, S nv s7-Cox r.. FL &C. F.v
( Nv 200--Fo e. L Isl.
BERTHE
Lewis Thompson wv by CO votes over Mitch.
ell, Loco Commontrs, Cherry Ga. Bond 5O!.
Rayner Loco 1877, Pugh [Locol 290-a Wig
gain Of three.
we have given returns, as far as the Legisla.
iure is concerned from most of the counties in
the State, and The result is, that the Wings have
achieved a mos, decided Victory, the exerl,ons
OF the "poliiieol pedlar" Judge Saunders, to The
contrary notwithstanding. 1t viii be sad dis.
appoinimentto him. IL, had an itching after
The "iudicial ermino" as report says, and the
Seat on The Supreme Court Bench to be filed BY
the next Legislature Yves too tempting bali,
with its salary Of s250O for life. to be suffered 70
pass through mans HIND when a little exerlion
might secure it--but lie will nov receive his Ia.
toF Tor his pains II summing up the result, the
Raleigh Register says that the Senate will stand
70 Wings 10 81 Loeos-in Is42 it was 80 Locos
10 20 Wings. II the House the Wings will
have CT and the Loeos 53-in 1912. ii consisted
Of 6 Loeos 10 50 Wigs hoSing clear gain
Of - members since 1912
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
STEPHEN F MILLER, Esq.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
From The Baltimore Patriot.
THE TARIFF.

Mr.. Editor: Our opponents, finding
that their opposition to a tariff is about to
overwhelm them, are coming out in favor
Of protective tariff, and are endeavoring
to prove that their candidate and ours think
pretty much alike upon the subject. Mr.
Polk says, unhcstotingly, that he is against
the tariff Of 1912, and Mr.. Clay declares
he is in favor of it, although he might de-
sire change in few particulars. The
line is drawn clearly between them. If
Mr.. Clay is elected, the present tariff will
be continued. If Mr.. Polk shall be elect.
ed, he will advise its repeal but for our
lives, we cannot get Mr.. Polk or his friends
to say what kind Of tariff they would have,
But as his nomination was procured BY Mr..
Calhoun, il is fair to presume that Mr..
Calhoun would be continued in his present
office, aud that MIR. Polk would be guided
by his advice in arranging The tariff
This seems to be the natural course of
things. All, therefore, who are for such
a taritfas Mr.. Calhoun would approve, can
vote safely for Mr.. Polk. But those in
favor of protection may feel assured that
their votes given to Mr.. Polk will be con.
sldercd as against protection. The issue
now is formed between Mr.. Clay and Mr..
Polk. The former is in favor of the pres.
ent tariff, the latter against it and all 9TH
er tariffs as protective, except it act SO in
cidentally, and which has been well called
an " Incidental tariff" The Wing speak,
ers and writer's should demand Of their OF.
ponents an assertion of the main features
of tariff which they advocate. \ tariff
ail6rdng incidental protection is a very
vague and ambiguous phrase. lhaye been
told that one Of the proposed alterations
in the present tariff, as reported in the last
House of Representatives by the leading
Locofocos, reduced the duty on Brandy
and Wines fifty per cent What will our
good temperance men say TO this How
will these praters about the articles for
the poor being high and those for the rich
being low, get away from this evidence a.
gainst them. have not 40 opportunity of
examining the two tariffs to see if this be
the fact, but from the information | have
received, believe il to be so.
TARIFF MAN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
The Alb OF November.

II IS necessary 10 inform our friends
this early, TINT the Legislature at lis scs.
sion in ls4O.4l altered the day for hold
ing the Presidential Election from the So
cond Thursday TO The first Monday in No.
vembcr. The election will therefore come
on this year on the 4lh Of tho month. Let
our friends bear this in mind and tell ii to
their neighbors and friends as extensively
as possible so that no falling off in the vote
may take place from this alteration.
-
W Although Kentucky, Indiana and
several other Western States voted on the
9Th instant, we have not received particle
Of news from them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
Wbig majority, -.
A STARTLING FACT.

Mr.. Clay in his mastery speech deliver.
ed at Raleigh, n. c., which win be found
in our columns this week, mentions the
startling fact that "ON THE SINGLE
ARTICLE OF AMERICAN TOBAC.
co, England ieries annually an amount of
Rerenae eqvcl tc The uhoIe amount of du.
ties levied annually by he United STATES
upon all the articles Of import from all the
foreign nations Of he rorid, including
England r This is her Free Trade -
And yet the Free Trade Locoiocos would
have US begRar our Manufacturers, Me
chanics and Working men and impoverisIi
our Country by admitting English and 9th.
er Foreign Goods, Wares and Merchan.
disc Free of duty. Dat upon The advo.
Gates of such runous policy. Clay Bu.
gle.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
Tue PRESIDENTIAL oUEsTIoy

This question seems to be narrowing
dosn TO simple point-buI that a very
singular orc. The issue is now taking
Tins form" Shall the people Of the Uni
ted Sla'es choose their President, or shall
Gen. jackson choose one for them l''-
The old man comes out with a new. letter
almost every DAY, insisting on the election
of Mr.. Polk and every letter is faithfully
copied al once into ali the journals oft
Polk and Dallas party. Should Mir. Polk
be elected, his proper title would be-, not
President Of The United States, but Presi.
dent by command oil Gen. Jack-on.-Nets
YO,k Com. Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
SUPREME COURT
Opinions have been delivered in the
owing cases, since our last report.

OplHonS nave Oecn delivered IN The iol'
lowing cases, since our last report.
BY RurFIN, c. ]. in Fleming D Tolcombe az.
frming the Judgment below. Also, in EIafner u
Irwin, from Mecklcnbsrg, affirming the Judgment
below. Also, in Gardner q Co D Williamson,
from CaSwell, affirming the Judgment below
Also, IN Moore 4. GNyn, from Caswell, awarding
rcni5c de nero. Also, IN Cannudy D. Pascha
and others, IN Equity from Granville, dec airing
the interpcutery order erroneous Also in Rhodes
y. Woods ada. in Equity from Perqpimons, di
reeting The bill to be dismissed. Also, in Stat c u
Pollock, from Qnslov, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Bynum D Carter, from EdgGoomh, at.
firming the judgment Also in Frazier & Kings.
bury D Brownlow, in Equity from Halifax decar.
ing lie plaintiff entitled TO be satisfied, &c.
BY DANIEL, J, 10 Garland .. Watt, from Caswell,
affirming the Judgment below. Alto, in Vass ..
S5uthaIl, from Granville, affirming the Judgment
below, Also, IN Jordan u, Wilson, from Hartford,
awarding reairs dc nocl. Also, in State .. Pol
lock, from Onslow, affirming the Judgment below.
By NAsn, j. in Cheek u Davis, from Randolph,
affirming the Judgment below. Also, in Harris u
Virgins, from Granville, affirming the judgment
bclnW Also, in Scdman y Bland, from Chatham.
affirming the judgment below. Also in Nelson,
Owen, q al Equity from Caswcll, affirming
the inlcrocutory order Also, 10 State .. Marble
from Onsow, awarding reRive de Rooo. Also
in Pierce, .. Jones, from Gates, affirming the
Judgment below Also in Heirs of Collins .. Heirs
OF Haughton, from Chowan declaring that there
is error in the order. Also, in Edwards D. Hunt
in Equity from Granville, Diminishing the bill
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
80 9l.a1l 9l 80 al.aaI

Abova We have given returns Of the vote fol
Governor from ali Tho counties in the State ex.
ecpt four, and if our calculation is right Graham
has 81. $50, Ilo&o 3l579-making Grahan,'s ma.
iofy 2.ISl. The four counties 10 be heard from
is CuH,uck, Gates, hyde and Tyrreil which in
1912 gave Henry lu6l, Morehead 1856, and
should the vote be any thing like It was in that
year, Mr.. Graham's majority viii rot al. below
5000 The Loeos in selecting their candidate,
chose one in tho gfea, Western Wing region hav.
ing al extensive Acquaintance and large prac.
tieo and IN the eonias, they abandoned the prin.
cip'es AZ issue and Attempted to array tho East
against Ito West in tho hopes OF eaeciing the
election Of their msn--and Mr. Iioke no doubt,
rs was natural used his Influence with his eli.
cnts to Sustain him, and tho rcsul, Of tho votes
shows that they id So and many decided ad.
yoeates Of the election Of Henry Clay were by
tbeso means sadueed away, But tia true test Of
party strength is tho resul, Of tho election in tho
Legislature-thS members were elected wholly on
party ground. without any admixturo Of criran
eous Influences, aud the result has been decided
and trIumpban, msiatiy The Wing fever from
this timo will 90 rising higher md higher until
November when North Carolina will east her
vote for Henry Clay by a majority not mn CHI
short if not above 10000 votes. So wo say to
our friends be on tho aart, eternal vigilance is
the price of liberty"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
Charlotte:
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY.
TOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE EH fsLINCHUYsEN
OF NEW YORK.
WHO BANNER.

sound National Currency, regulated by the
will and authority Of the People.
An adequate Revenue, with fair protection to
American Indusiry-jusi restraints on the Exec,
u,Ire Power, embracing further restriction on
tho exercise Of The Veto.
A faithful administration OF the Public Do.
main, with an equitable distribution Of tho Pro.
seeds Of sales among tho States.
An honest and economical administration Of
The General Government, leaving Public Officers
perfect freedom Of thought aud OF tho right Of
suffrage; but with suitable restraints against i'm.
proper interference IN Elections
Al amendment Of tho Constitution limiting
the incumbent Of tic Presidential Chair 10 a
Single Term.
ITWe are authorized TO announce Cot JOHN
GRAY BYNuM. ~ n candidate frr Msjpf Gen.
sfa q The i,h Division Of North Carolina Militia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
FIRST GUN FROM ALABAMA

We have received returns from but one
county in Alabama, where the election took
place on the 5th inst. In the Montgomery
disiric, The Wings have carried their full
ticket, the first time, (says the Adyerliser)
for three years.