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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23
{ JoHN ARMSTRONG.
Secretary u Siase.

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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23

'E
hope ana sl;eve thai his paje..y
VIII hct fo.
/ III. rs champaguy yin kol fan
% seine IRE distinctiofl which
these remarks present, between
the aiIthoriV u municipal reg0la-
lations, and that Of public law,
and win decide whethef Il doesor
does not 6fEef ) ground On which
Tie pod unli dim, "a Tong
and - nsefully rnaintained Sc.
tween the United States and
France, may Be preserved. md
adegree Cf intefeoufse bctween
them revived. which shall have
the eject Of reanimating their
former industry. IS {.
Does his nnajesty fear, that the
balance cf tfade, arising from thi,
renewed industfy, would 70 q
die adyantaRe 81 England ! means
IRE certainly not wanting To pre-.
vent ethis consequence. Would
itInot Be entirely avoided 81 max.
ing L : condition 81 the commerce
il quession FATAL ships leaving
France shAlI IKE lin some ara.
Gle OF srticles 81, her produce OF
iaanufa the fun amount 81
The cargoes they bring hitheri
Ships, sailing nnd e this regu.
ilation, would, Of would nor, "a
voluntarily III England. re they
went voluntarily, ii would only
BE, becauseithat country q for1sel
the best markets for the produc.
tions Of Elgance IN which else
the habitual results would best 81.
lance for her maniifa tares would
begin % pay one 70 The United
States On ihe productions d
France. Could France wish !
state of commerce more prospe.
|rops than thai '.ss
s cn he other hand, The A.
merican. ships did not ~ volInta.
|rily q England, but ere cap.
!. s. sed se I !. for g udiea alton
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23
LoSnoa, Orisses q.
= .slsSss sftlte boy y Biscay,

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kxIRACr on sAIErrkR. II
4 SINCE 1lssssros % yo0, DE
right q The EssneA skny hAs
been put II motion b1t theit
Operation hive neitl.er BEEN brill.
liant. mr. ne they likely - be e.
tended uith my advantage q
them s O The e6ntEaFy, L u ro:
hahle they viA loass lAore than
they en- gain ~ tkeir late attaek
On h;I6oa.
= his att1Ek ~ ma1e very
sln4sp eetedly - TIE saolainE d
she 26sh SepG " i French CO..
lomn consisting 81 ~. 600 Infantry
and 1900 easSlrys sud produced
The Sss3Rest ccpaeerrA kiVn smoug
Ne inhsbitsnts frolA they Iecols
isctioa g De strocities e6mmis.
80 ~ - s.s.ay = -. -,
sialt ! - - aAppy 3 odd %
Ithe pE<senf secession. tley 1--we
eondues.d thernsslyes vilh naore
n.odesas.ca !; Probably from con.
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- NAL &4&GCs AAs tEss3s4
Onthe morning Of the 9Th inst.
1 duel took place near Belle All,
| in Hartford County, between Al
braham Jarrett, Esq. Registes
lpf wills, and Henry Darcy Esd.
Clerk ofthe County. They stOCd
% the disfance 81 len yards, facing
each other, and exchanged Two
shots. Both Of Mr.. Jarrett' 3 shots
took effect, but neither rf de
wounds me- very Dangerous.
Accounts received Iris morn
| ing from Matanzas, mention ylla
arrival ct that portof i sckooner
mas days from s.. Lucar, bring-
ing Spanish dates 10 The al of
October. ss
The reports by this arrival are
that gen. Cuesta had completely
surrounded king Joseph and
so 600 French troops-thas the
Inter had offered "a capitulate
upon certain terms. which wers
REFUSED md Il Was said thar no.
thin short of u unconditional
SURF der would bs aecepsed.
ke Esenkh i arcslona, we Wi.
Ealsos epssl invested and ais ~
sspeked could not long hold out.
TIN Derlties from lie ditsr-
lent provinces Ind assemble as
Madrid, md forshsd i proyincials
| goysTnuisAt, II DID Head 81 which
They hid placed lie Count Flori-
Ida BlantAs e.
These accounts Had excisea
the most ex,ravagaps denonstrs.
lions Of Joy It Matanx = To
colofs were taken from he ship.
ping, the inhabisants, asarsabssi.
tnss, hupe ont their bed linen.
sc.A Procession paraded ne
streets, carrying beanehes oftrees,
kc. whiie the air ssonnded with
tthes cry Of vive 4 Fsrdi nand
SALEM, Dec. g '
u he Mnhawk |, from Iivef.
pool came passenger, capt.
Folgers late unAsts 4 ofthe Amssis
90 Brig Acorn seized md COS
dsmhed a France, under The
Berlin decree espt. fiAaa. I
late 81 he sntpr. q, N. York.
which vetsel ~ burn ~ TIE
French R6aSs g sea. ppdSr the
barbaFous DEGREES If their mater.
Captain Folger informs d,
that he left Ratis the s0sh 20 An-s
gust md escaped IA % openboat
from s.. Maloea Oh the tSth II
6eptembet, kiteT 4 severe str6K..
| gle with die guard 'hoats. SRhiIe1
be was at Paris large bodiesi 81
troops Were marching from the
camp near tsatcity Tor paih3 anl
itNas rerrssented shat Bonap Afts
was sendipg foswafds upiFSfds
of 500 600 men fcr Tie songncs<
Of that kingd dom for his bsothet
| Joseph. here cAn indeed ~ 40.
doubt but he win cxert aIl DE-
force he ean spare from other o.
ilects, for this pnrpose apt.
represents, tint The ccndueti
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X SsS Z sN@,ss1ss $50 sAask - - lssOps
- a. !. :. - - 81
4sAuANA0Duo-e kANS lucy 10 JAlUSg $NG0
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the uuss.ior vas takenui a. the fsl.
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teud % promote ths harmony Of
shss.p i,o.sss.
6szerai lrnsfroRg - - Chan
p1RMg.
PARIs, slg 10 1909.

n ~ a
Your excellency win see ~
he inelosed extracts frorntNp iei.
l,ess which his n.jesty's ninistef
Of marine haa done nle the honor
10 address 10 ne Oh the 18th Of
April md I3rh of June last, that
he properly taken from Tie four
Ameriean ships, destroyed 81
rear.sdmiral Bo1din, has been
plsced under lie jurisdiction 81
'the imperial council of prizes, Is
be judi ed b i, = 1 case &c cfdi-
nary captpfe.
To your xcellency, twill b
unnecessary toreInark, thar what
ever my be The decision Of his
eouhcil in relation o. The mer.
ekandise which has been sdeed,
lthe cass presents i question Of
much higher import. and entirely
beyond he iurisdiction of ! hha-
Rhine court, viz. the kind and
degrees ofteparation which shall'
De due for ne ships md nerchan-
disc which have been desfroyed Z
md b. Ny If opening this sub
iect, youf S1ceIleney win permit
ne 10 81, whether hls mai esfy,s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23
JOHN ARMSTRON
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!, q - y w0e 10 nave p iyen ms TN rs
elsness P.easurs g nays sdraw y
ION snis gove Inment such e..
.nallo q. :. 90 ne general subject
8 81 aaile ssnces Nisn rs g, 81
Noelu naye met tns fsiendly and
eq1i1oas s Z q sne u States i.
o1t I oue y. = Nsa % you NJ %.
myseil. e deelafe that every ~
se9ps ior tlat paspo hitherto
qads. ~ tAilsd snd under eir.l
slnstznes . . !. ,is:a ,, t,o In1reansl
ralesss ~ snAngs ~ tneir re-
30 g. sk s bsttsi Z q. Z, n; ID
,as. -.
800 9 sefisy fycns i.le sdkis
l. y !. q &c senie dafed Il!
!. Aais AggEst 8QSs s SD
vEoss 4 lev lines - YOU yes
ssld.y 1Mo Weeks nave go l1l
"a slshousa ny new soad snanAt ION ]
Y senaQns trailess cs,ntinns g vi
ti.1ansv S. !. u "
= 5 tins lee 7 copy 81 my
a6ee ct yesterda so "a. de Chafn-
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Easlsaef q iefify ran Gf1rsdi,,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-23

'be,s Ia Sc should enssik yith !
surk disSatches = ttere reeiys
proceed to Eslnonths 81 nnsland.
sna ,henee, after receiving Mr..
Pihk1ey i ofders, return Nth a
possihle expedition % The United
Seafrs. He has aeoordingly been
insiruc,ed 10 this efess.s
stystss y ! l.iies tsr.ilt saa.t
I. - ~ sas,s, dhtsd !.
stpanls, 2stk Ynne, ieos!
!. q, he Sc. Michael arrived g
l.so,ient o. the tsf inssant. md,
lie he Osare, Nss immediskely
!. nut under sequestration. lt Va
!, IS, in The oh, that Mr.. Baker
/. arrived here.
.. The rsnonstrance ordered.
viii rcspect . the terms of Mr..
Chslnraeny,s lstlef Of the 18Th 81
IsnuarY, sknll 81 exeented Tie
momeit he primes sc DensventI
!; fctnras ffon ValeneaYS md I
6ort.i1 ! way, which, uhile it
nstes he French govesnsnehe
srnsibIe sc he otfcnaiseness -
skpss srsms, win mt 0bssTass ne
ro,d u jTiendly md respectful en-
pisnasions On u p.rt
= To rive this : ch1Hee Is End
inc Nj Eisingstpn q 6ordsaux,
Imnst eloss Il here !.
ne sn,se = fllt sa1se.
PAals issh hy; isos.
Sin,
1 svsil myself DC The desen-l
ton of he Arctnrus % transmit8
81 ;sconi>s sc Two letter., which I haye
Wris,en IS NJ. de Champsgny: HE
Ons, II e1eeptipn ~ IL press
dens's ordefs with yegsrd . de
onsrsive teTms, employed by thak
ninistef ID Ms note of he isth &c
January lasts the Other denand-.
log from him On de part Of his
! foyeElnaent, IN eSoesl Or disa,,
vowal fthe eondllcto fear. admi-
~ Hpudin, ID burning. orother.
wise destrnying lt6e biz seas,
foer American s6iPs spd their
sareoes.s II. 8 Il !.
I have the honpgf 10 Be, Sit, \
Wiihsery hugh consideration,
Your most O6edispt and IL
5, !. ! i Very hpmh le SERVANT.
siepsp 4 i !:
s S JoHN ARMSTRONG.
- SarrneSss.,, q esSI,e@s ", X n ssss !
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SENATE, Decenbsr u

N SENATE, DecemheF ~.
Ill The bin % anthosixe md re.
ql,ire ,he Prssident ofths UhitesI
States % arm, uan and Sc ouk FOR
immediate serviee 81 he puhlis
shiPs Of uar. vessels md I'm
boats ofshe Usiled Slltes, IN
read he third tine snd pasled
The hin appsoPriaass lo0. 0o0 dol.
IL I'm aakiag furthsr psovi.
.sion fur enfnrcing de EmbasRo
wssEead the tkisd time !; when /
dehate eoulmenced eaifspassage.
Nh. GSodEich spoke u lengsh ..
gainst IL I'm. when she Senate
atiiousned Vii oas takink The
iq0essipps i,'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
ONE HUNDRED DOL Lars
REW.iRD.
RIM .fFs.fY on she ep<ziag q THE 7fs ;ass.
BytgAt lasiasto Aaan named
B y B..

Who calls himself RopERr THOMAS;
About feet 10 inches high, Cor IS years
Oh age, has large black eye brows, large tuil
eyes, not very dark and is stout we'll made
handsome fellow. His hair is thick, but not
quite straight, and he wears it nicely Trimmed,
combed and ridged on the top. His beard APP
pears very black if suffered to grow for a day
or two, bnt he usually slaves it very closely.
iie mas recently received an injury on the fore
finger of the left hand, and has 1t bound up,
and may probably lose the Arst joint oft. He
speaks deliberately, and IS more cor'ec, IN
conversation than persons OF his color usually
arc. He walks slowly, is very good waiter,
& delights particularly IN attending to horses.
He has d variety OF cioaths, and took with
him one dark grcen broadcoth coat and pam
t.loons with yellow buttons, one cloth coat and
pantlloons acarly Of The same color, but the
cloth of inferior quality, with white metal
buttons, one blue c'oth coat mach N>'rn one
old brown sugtout coat with covered buttons,
good hat, and pair of black top boots The
rest Of his apparel am not able particularly
to describe. He is fondof wearing booty, and
PAYS great attention. 10 his dress.
As he can read and write vcyy well, he may
probably produce forged authority for him
to pass, or procure the certificate vi some one
Of toe NEGROES, who, few years ago. petitions
eddy the nare Of Ihon-s and obtained their
freedom ia Marylfnd. # taken out of the
state CT Maryland and district of Columbia,
and secured in any iaif, SO that | get him
again, thc.aboye reward viii be given, or six
ty dollars if taken and secured within the said
sta or district; ali reasonable expenses will
also Be pai1 If he should se delivered to me
in tie city of Washir gton, or TO Or, Richard
Duckett iaFliPoe Gerge's county, Maryland.
HE'S well acquainted in annapolis, Baltimore,
Gee. Town, sn;I the city Of Washington.
Al i B. Duckett.
Washington City, clay l5--l4. diff.
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Is EDUCATION.
AIarGh "A
a-a~u%Cn


FOsEpH COTING respectfully acsaain,s
y his friends and the public. that he has en-
gagged as an assistant q gentleman lef good
amiiyl .f,'on Be,1, liz Sas;ast,gxnd.
Whereby he is enabled TO add to The course
Of instruction pursued in Ais scheol !: Tbs
French, German ana Italian Lenguages---
AntieNt and Modera History -- Arithmetic,
Euchd's Elements, Geogiaphy with the ass
Of ple Globes and H.4ps, Trigone Men.
sutation, Surveying a asigation and tbs I4enar
Observations, A.iaiyties, Astronomy, sc, &c.
Likcwise Algebra eni Fiu>iohs, with their
applications TO the various branche: of the
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will 30
fought as hit,,efte by hirselg a, his School in
s. 4 sash street.
n. -. Those who wish 10 be instructed in
thesabove Languages, will please to apply, ~
the number OF Pupils will be limited
y4hri 10. 1ase
District Of Columbia, TO wit.
sovEnBGa rgnM, 1907.
George Deneale, cemhhai0aet.1
Stephen Cooke, aJsaaant.
THE said defendan,s NspAsn CcoEe,
not having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 The rites of this court
andt appearing to the satisfaction Of TIE colii's
that he i. not an inhabitant OF this district, u
motion of the complsinan9, by his counsel, in
is ordered, that the said defendant DO appear
here on the arst day OF July term next, ana
answer the complainants I'LL and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in one OF
the public newspapers published in this eotn.
ty, for two months, SUCCESSFULLY, and that ano1
ther copy be posted at the from. tsor Of the
court houee Of tie said county.
a copy. Test,
~ ~ n
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT 70 9eed Of s,.uss beariae DOR
tie 7th day Of February, 1902, and duly re-
roreed, troa Somsset Craig, late effAe sosvn
u Herordsia, deceased, TO tie su5.cYfsrrs,
>f9r ne f'ar1oee Of satisfying ccrtain dots
ase from tie said Craig 70 the samka IT,
fesand'7a and Fasting on, soig he sold on
the PREMISES sthe aigdess Bidder, az ha5Gc
aactson, at IL c'ctock, on the Sosh deg Of
Jlxe neet
T'ha, handIonle three fory Brick
dwelling HouieEand Lot,
In Zee simple, situated in the town Of Alex.
ansl,la, west Of Pitt street, or the north side
Of King4street, and fronting thereon % feet, 9
inches, and running back 10 feet, ia depth
.dLSO,
A neat, well finished, two sio@
ry Brick dwelling house and l0t, in fee SIM
pie, west OF Water street, un Che south side Of
Bakesstreet, and binding thereon q feet, 10
INCHES, and running back 81 feet inches to Z
ten feet al,cv.
The conditions OF sale are one FIFTH the e.
t11oant IN cash, at the execution Of the deed
ana the remsinder in eqlal payments at c, Il,
Is, and d months. on approved, Endorsed
notes negotiable in the bank of Alrxsndris, sc
cured also by lien on the premises.
John {. VoweIl,l
William Laid.
May % ID
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Ha}Asngtoas Iavesa.
4 Lex ANDEl< GORDON.

Reshee5flaty f1Jfsraar hss FRIENDS sna Tire pare
Lse !. gese,sb
TIA / he has taken the horse latsly ocou-
MED by RANDCLPE NoIx, ark known by the
nan,e OF the iPashiagton 7evtra. and h@s pro-
sidsd himself with cSsoice iiauors, good beds,
: d is prepared TO accommodate customers
the best manner, and has a careful and at
snt've ilosslec, &c soliosss c gostioa Of pubse
patronage.
March "A sn
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TO the Public.

ALL PERSONS having claims agalns
the estate OF the late JUDGE JONES, are re-
quested to make tner, known TO me, that thsy
NAV be adjusted, ans satisfactory arrange
ments nsade ioe til1ir dlsC barge. nose "he
are Indebted to il estate are requested TO
make immediate pay mont Of the sums whlch
they owe. -.
Ihe Hovsaold Furniture and Books of the
deceased, viii be sold. At us late residence IN
this county, on FRIDAY, the ieta oi June
next. Eight months credit vi be saowed 10
the purchasers for ell SUNS exceeding. hVe
dollars. on taeir giving bond vita approved
secuIity, to Rearin crest from tic da,e II rot
punctually paid; and any just claim Will be
received in discount.
All communications 10 me on this subject,
(. III be addressed TO Richmoad or to lSK.--
Ell L.4CEY, Esquire. Of tlis county.
James Monroe,
Executor OF Joael5h Jones, sen deceased.
E.oudoun County, Nay lois. dt'othJe
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~ GRE It BARGAIN

THAT beautiful ana elegant EoI Az +
|ascd % the Mr. Wises is still for sale, well
|uosn by the name OF 9 .A5iasaon, where
! mansion house stands, directly opposite
he Capitol, lying on the Potomac river, con-
|tljnp tov hundred and twenty two acres
|nsrlad from the contemplated bridge passes
|eHly through the centre Of the cstate-lt
hay be purchased for cash or on a long Gre
|6 by paving a small part IN hand---aiso a.
! but 6f,y acres adjoining, pat OF the same
sGt leased to WiiIla1n Frazer. viii ne sold
! nine SINE terms. A good and ,ntlspGtable
lie will be made for both. The tile papers
bay he seen by application to the subscriber,
u Robsrt T. 7aglor, Esquire, BY whom every
$0cssary Information viii be given.
4 lrpat sold ~ Friday the 29th of May, at
(iyate sale, il viii on that day be sold to the
I chest bidder, before the coiiee-hopse door.
twelve O'Clock, at which time the terms OF
- B. Dade.
Nay ;. q
Il The sale Of the above
Property is necessarily postponed in
e@equerce oflhc Absence OF Ro6sfl
Taylor, esq until Monday the sixth
gof June whent it will positively
A'e place as above, unless sold at phi
& sale before.
3. DADE..
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c.. Deneaie, C. c.
/" 10 KEN I.

THE subscriber offers 70 rent for ere or
L more ysars, adjoining the place where.
he now lives, 2laCksrnith's shop, with .
complete set OF 'rosIs, u Dwelir Hsuss ID
comfortable condition, calculated for farni
~, together with bctween three and four acres
Of very rich land.-From several years expee
rlexce, can With truth declare, tllt there
can be no better stand for a blaIAEmitA than
the one nsw efiered to let
Thomas b. Merclana.
farylsnd, Gfssd.Creek,
December e-tlS,l laru
" e. II | don't rent the Hne Hend, Il
siil give gvod wages 10 yosEg mar, or
snaa wit.la family W
60 keU- Yuk I0.1e'y.
E AT tho close OF me Is . days dra wing, tbs
wheel had gained 1870 dsliars, and all the
capital prizes unsfs"R
Present PRICE of tickets Nine Defixrs.
n-r A few tickets. warranted undra wa On
the 18th day, for vale 1t s,
x, Gray's Bookstores
~ Mays.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26

Sales at Eesdne.
m every Tuesday and Friday,
- WILL BE SOLD
,,,he yenduc Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets.
! var;:ety Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc.
: PARTICULARS of which will be expressed in
hills Of the day--All kinds of goods
.s;eh arc on limitation and the prices of
,s;eh are established, can at any time be
lived s and purchased at the lowest Limitation
P. G. Marsteller, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-26
mo. ause. +.
TO LET,
WST K ECElVED

USI K ACEaVEU
FOR SALE BY
II. GRAY,
Esparelles' Letters from England
Little's and Moore Poems
Lady's Cabinet
Salmsgundi, vols tound
Military and Political Hints
.4nd ME .JoRa1ri'ag Nswflass
Adrian and Or;IIa
Town and Country
The Trwse
He Wou'dif He Csa'd
Times 1,elltale
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-12
Madame Du Cheyy0y.

A FRENCH L.4DY, lately arrived from
Moscow, where she has for several years been
at the head OF one of the best academies in
that city, under the Immediate protection of
his majesty Alexander the first, emperor Of
all the Russias, and under the superintend-
anCe OF that goVernment-has the honor to
inform the citizens of Alexandria and the pub
lie in general, that she has rented the house
now occupied by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wi
ley, in George Town, where she intends i'm
nediately after the Easter holydays to open
her Academy for the reception Of Boarders,
Half Boarders and Day Scholarship her
Academy will be taught French and English
grammatically, History, Geography, Mytho-
logy, Writing, Arithmetic, Embl oidery, and
all sorts of Needle-work, which form part
of a young lady's education. The English
will be taught by an English lady, recon-
mended to her by the President of St. Mary's
College, Baltimore. Drawing, Music & Dan
cling, will also be taught, but will form par
tlcular charge.
Madame du Cherray invites kind and ge-
nerous public to grant her a confidence, to the
deserving of which all her efforts will tend.
She has been fortunate enough to succeed in
Russia, as she can prove by certificate grant
ed her by the university Of Moscow, transat-
ed into English, certified and verified by Mr..
Harris, the American envoy in St. Peters
burg. All her endeavors will tend to deserve,
the esteem and benevolence of those who may
trust her with the education of their young
ladies, and hopes that those endeayors will not
prove frIitless.
March S. .law6t*