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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

The U. s Bank has agreed to loan TO the n. Y.
Insurance Companies two millions of dollars, and
the city has voted to loan them SIX million.
II is thought seventy five per cent OF the whole
loss will be paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

Piracy.--We learn from Capt. Islay, of the brig
Leo, which arrived here on Monday last from Ma
tanzas, that news had just been received from Mad
eusa (Cuba) that an American and Spanish brig
near that place had been captured by the pirates in
an open boat, and all board murdered The
authorizes had sent vessel in pursuit of them.
". Y. Jour. of Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

100000 has been destroyed by fire in the city of
New-York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Daily Advertiser describes Mr. }. Q. Adams mode
of pursuing the question of relations with France,
as follows:
"Mr. Adams has good idea of the way in which
this thing may be conducted. Demand the money
of France. She refuses it. assigning reason that
she wants n previous explanation apology, in the
terms of Valaze's amendment. Thercupon, ask
France TO specify the explanation which she desires
And | think it would puzzle the Due dc Broge, OF
Talleyraud himself, to give direct and unevasive
answer, which it would not shame either of them tc
put upon paper"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

Wr. Barton.-Priyatc letters from this gentleman,
received by the Sylvia dc Grasse state that he is not
coming home in the Poland. Much uncertainty ex-
lists as to the time when hc will embark for this
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

Loss by the Confogrotion at NeD York. The
Committee of citizens the Amount of Losses sus-
,aned by the late fire. report that the whole number
of buildings destroyed was 597, exclusive of the
Merchants Exchange and the South Dutch ChuIch
Loss in buildings estimated at 4000, 900
Merchandise l3,l56,692
Total amount of loss $i7, ills, 1862
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

0rF~The are $4,000 free blacks in Virginia at this
time, according to a statement made in the Legisa-
ture Of that state last week by Mr.. Gilmer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

The National Eagle says: one of our exchange
papers, speaking of the The other day, says,
furious Noah Webster, accompanied with snow,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31
MARRIED..

In this Sunday evening last by the rev. ~,
son, Mr. Charles ID. Weeden to Miss Elizaoe rs" te
Of the late Mr.. Peleg Fish both Of this town Ar, nr
AtJamestown on Thursday last by the ke, pr LOWING
Mr. Peg Carr Miss Caibarine Weeden pom o. '0al 20"
At lowell Mass ON Sunday evening 2'tn UT M 'onn D.
,,L,sou inn Of this town. Miss julia Aun daughter OF
MIR BENJAMIN Moore OF Lowell
DIED.
IA IA .s,.And on the 24ih ul,. Anna sged years.
- N,r,hr aged 20 months being all the children Of Thomas
snJ Jsnirna simpson late Of Cumberland, England .
Tn his town on Sunday evening last Elizabeth Tley wife
of the late Deacon William Tey in the s5ih Of her
Funeral this afternoon o'clock, the house Of Mary Tey
in thence o'clock TO the 4h Baptist ehuren IN
Clarke street Tie relations aud friends Of the deceased are
respectfully invited to attend whou, further uvitauon-oer
mon On the occasion hr the Rev Mr.. Rcbbris- =
At edfc rd on The 24h ut Samuel Rodusn N the Nd
yssr of bic sss-a native cf this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31

The Baltimore dispatches for Upper Canada
were received at New York by the Hibernian, which
were sent off by the British Consul, by a special
messenger
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-12-31
@5oSe- Se-8sfanS @sepnefitan.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 6, 1885.

"UNIoN, HARMONY, SELF-DENIAL, CONCESSION
EVERY THING FOR THE CAUSE, NOTHING FOR MEN
Should be the wotchcord and motto Of The Dem
Ocrdtic PaTty." Thomas III. Benton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
TRAITS c1, CHARACTER.
EISIinP ,Xiiirr

The totioSiES beautiful and tJueLine uo,,r.- "A
t -TI=rrh a tie Episcopal Chus,h ga tbs, so,tu
~ Slt - rial 9th plszSarr bv every ga. 10,
A,.o~s ta'- 1rnsr>ble Bishop II a. laft Of tl,..
.-i'.r'-ss .; BishoP Ouder,ios.k-
"ihaTe gone through " ith the several tonic.
retatinS Ia ecclssI1Sgical business, thai have
occurred !" me One however OF different
s"et ren4ai"s- IL n the continued health and
activity Uncommon at hFs age, of our yenera-
ole father N GOd-the centre ofour af.,.r,,o,,.
and tacss otour ~ hole church. NJ Individual
perhaps on earth Is SO personally connected
mn 81 many circumstances Of deem interest
t"r hearty hall century, lie has been the
tms LINK between two churches, the church
OF kDSidnd and the American Ep,>copaI
ShurJh- For nearly three quarters Of a cen
tary- ne has been the hJIEg link between n.
successive senerations OF men In active life
Sho, AZ the beginning Of that pcrIod. wcrr
PrOnIinent In the AFFAIRS Of cur ch,.reh mr.
have since become such All our bi,b,,,,
oGt one, stGce the succession was obtained
and al our presen; bishops, received their
commission IT hIs hands lie has been the
SENIOR Bishop Of our church more than thi,-
H-e'Sh' years and lac sits among has Epi>co-
Pai e"sHPSers, ~ dad ~ John, surrulnsd b,
younger brethren only in the Apostolic Office
All the other hrst incumbents and many
others later in their eoaseeratio,. have.
oesn removed from their earthly Ia5ours.-
lie vas the frieh6 and pastor Of " Washington.
and chaplain TO Congress at an early period
oese, lie was the Only Episcopal clergyman
IN rsnasSis ann Tow about seventy acknoa-
iedse lam theE diocesan His personal char
1rtsr - unstainsd, hrs official character nd
Saired and SeBerated. Strangers ak To sec
hini-aHd Joung children are brought ,n,n
hIs presence, that they may be sble To >sy.
Al future periods, that they have been taken
5y the hand BY Bishop white. . a,n sure
tist the hearts OF al Of you, NV brethren.
1nite Nth nine in tAe prayer. that I:o,l vii
stat = remember for good ma ssed and
faithful servant"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
ci'aRlEsToNN THURSDAY JUNE no.

that oelirs Ihe blood and iibr!s tic fam. OF
~ own ancestors, by declaring that fL.v.
with solrmnfy If form. and force vi manner.
ha'e Invoked the executive pou rE To come q,
me prOsccssoa ID liberty WHO ~ be thai
taI, charges them with the irSsn,ty. or the
r.eIieSsness, ot putting the Lamb beneath III.
hoas paw No. sir. No, sIr. Our seeurii,
n m our ~atchluiness of executive power
" us the constitution cf tl.is d.partn,. nj
- hlrb was IaraI:eiy the n,ost difficult part m
hr great Sort Of creating our present to-
'ernH'eni To give 20 the executive depart.
Haeni such power - should make AZ useful
ana yet net >'ieh - >tID.'ld render % danger
"'t-' 10 mike !; eliielest. ride s nsient. aud
-ir~i.s. aHd yet % prrycEt u from sweeping.
1~as every tam; BY is union Of military aus
e''i authority. BY the influence Of patronage.
and ocice, and faSor THIS, indeed, was dI:f
euI, They ~ho had the work 20 10, saw the
dsihe''!ty, and We sec IL, and II We would
MAINTAIN orr y stem, NC shah act wisely to
INA. enf- BY preserving every RESTRAINT and
every guard Inch tie COnstiiu,.,u IA, pro-
vailed md when ~. and those who come
alter ~, have done all that We en- do and
All That they can do 70 al be veil for "a, ,n.,
Tor taruI. % some popular Executive. by tic
PoSeE OF patronage and party. and the POW
sr' to., ct that very popularity, shall not
hereafter prove an over-nlstch Tor all othe r
branches Of the Goverumsui.
Do not ~ish, sir, 70 impair The power Of
tie ..resiient. A. II stands written dogEu IN
Inc Constitution. and n gres: and gOod men
sa'e hiiheEto exercised u In tbis, a. an 9th
81 tssPeets. u am Tor the Constitution a. II i,
But vilI not acquiesce in the reversal of
all Jast ideas of t.o,esnmen,; I~iiluo, DE-.
grade The character OF popular repres.pt,-
t'"n' viii not blIndiy conGae, sher. all
sNPeEieDce sdHsonisises me to be Jealous, I
y al Mt trIs; eSrrutive poser, vested in the
Lana' OF A ,i'';ie magistrate, to keep the
Vr;iis Of liberty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

DC ar Up under the try ins affection He then
vent on 10 state that Il seemed to be the con.
.iituiion Of his mind aud nature 10 DC cheer
iui m almost any condition OF life. Aud IT,
deed, believe ~, for never met With = per-
son oil s~ee;er dsPo ton, or 4 more even
temperament.
When hrst consulting with him, ~ 10 how
he would like To sit-iie replied. Just A,
y0u please, siT, suit your own convenience. -
wanted him to'hlVe ala easy chair to SCI in.
No, SAD lac. don't trouble yourself for
thai, esn SIT on any thing l have been ac-
eu,toned 10 every thing. in every STAGE of
s.'s sa'e been IA tie array OF tic ReIolg-
'-ot, and attn used To sitting on logs aud stones.
Ani an; on the ground sA nti psTfiesiar. -
asked II lac could bear the fatigue OF sitting.
more than an hour each ume3 90, YES. .
he 'aii, II Will 81, for you as many hour,
NO, thFee or I'VE, n you wish"
Tie Las inc constitution, and eats " ith ,
hearty appetite. When the cloth /, removed
he takes two OF three glasses Of old Madeira
wine. lie ave me some that he told me
was thirty years old.
10 you see that oheerfulness and ,iy,eiiy
contribute 10 longevity. Franklin wasso.-
|eueT IN was 50, and 80 Was the elder Adams
-1hd al lived 10 good old age - aDJ JUDGE
Marshall seems likely II live 10 be Is old As
any one OF tLem."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
InRENZO INV

Ia the hfe of this ccis bFa,rd per.op,yr
uho'sh there NsTs many ii,,nss IL draw dow .,
npon hIsa the sBeep Of the world. there va.
much 10 soD.n'ssd- BE was feeble m CON
>ti'atiop. but enthusiastic ia the SIMPLE doe
ifinSa be taught There we're many mo
al.sht snafe at las ecrca;rlcs,sss. uL,.c the,
respected hIs zeal and sincerity; for he tar,,l,t
Ike FOX and Wesley of old, Wha, NAV he
called the rePu5.sc1nisu or ieu,Os raey 81 lie
Christian creed, sueh a. y - pTtsoh.d by the
hGossie tshsEmen and shepherd. Who follo,.
ed ~ gIe1; founder. tiis language vs.
'eaf-e add She Rd, hai he knew how 10
io1eh upon She cord that vIbratss O. tie sos.,-
'1pn -sn-e - every mans Intelligence Like
ot''~F enii.'isias;s. after - rasy years of io,I
- Wtssh hc ostcn travelled from seven a. ten
tho'i- n,iiss year, ard preached from
~ - -essn hundred rlfious be s,,. hir,-
ssh without home. a. srsrcei, the mean, 20
@fssi tar be hal fsilat 81 Ghst 10, .,,p,
thtiiS shai0Ws. and Ls-t ti,siefsre. thr .nh-
s'an~e. Necessity Obliged bon a. pedi.e hi.
ifs~i' ara pamphlets sec q lpeIthooI. anI
er'se iim . the stili more sorII AMI unpsr.
ipnsbis oaence q sef.dsng ihe uo.iftisn. and
eomPoanes u empirieism- -. Er,nisx Nar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
Old Wo1IrV

There e nothing 10 tic world 90 charming
lviii' ihe ckrep iiDn u n young ono. a. 4u oiI
"puian some lhir painter og nisdcrn man
ners, Wa'p1'c n We remember. stfibale.
ile t1Iirz "a q our conversation energies in
ibe prcscti Day o. The icfcicnry of ihr.c 30.
Ylltc shafmcrs. "Iherc are ro longer 1ny
Oh women Plenty &c scarf l5va GERS ir
fatr1 Wis' aud q max ~ rouge psl'y 81
-fHfiY li,Trs in E0snmtr and marabrff
tui 90 % wor.en. 20 na cuu1ts c.rcum.
ii'nce, ilat m a-t aat.eHtier0rs q u,oi 20
philosophers add pes Lave fepfcD1rks.is
i7r rrrdHertiun Sos tte sociri5 90 90 80
nrn thc ancient heroes. according 60 ue
custom ~ thcr unes dedicated ticir teu,.
f-iinn o. t,ur rIr.fs, the mofrfn r'fiot,.
pirr o. sorre a.cd n.otL,r. SISTER as irirId.
in eh1sr wrInklet eooutcn1ure uity bri.rig
Sc rrasciion e eternity Iulc .i1uei boz
ruck ihy tle cradle 81 declining are ior 3 o..
ffnt sho appears a. have struck ,tr iforrt.
lisr roek ot his s,if soui. uH ihr sirrams
g t~01cuess rl.asd fouh Naisres U.s.
aoman be- sG7stri lratrrb to fo.tstli,
Cyrg.ss N.- tfela lh o. j,c' u gt-,lcu.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19
JUDGE MARSHALL.

y rrrrrs,-is.''eH' ~ on. c.a-A 81 Csmrar.. d
~ rf'-r. shn . ~ E.ssu.ar.i. tfs... vrii.. .f
&C. 'sfser -hie chat jasa-s e. Co., tlft,.I ~,,.
o. si'ist tell yo- som % ias esnrers,n- o.,
rrrrs-- Whh tl- bIsf e.. Jos cc tfrrshal 4
&c ii'e0 t~9 -'fffre-. one nipr.. .r,i ti,,e
..n .eimor-1i TIE venerable chef Iu.f,rs
received f1e si'h every expression a. tt,i
nfes. His tfaift good ard he i,aLs rv.
fre'y ut3 ior ofir sp adgas-ri Ir ys--r --
~ - drsHug niEh c. eighty. Ys.utf.r
r. otdr ~ c0ne 81 due 9th hn A.,
BE 20 iIr.i'y abegi hiai except BIS doa.esf,~,
iis' silc D. tells ne. 81 ~ fskra % q better
a~r.t. tsp tsars sEp While A. diau~r a..
s-i h.-a as 80 MT feel lone sh.l msisrrts.
% ff - b. aas left sompaaiouIes,. 90 Ais
set- assi tsc Eot.i al tsnefaLis sare. =.
fae ir1r sasi.fi o. his qHiseunr ere!d -
frt, De- rortialei. 81 indeed feel lie
a.srrn~r 81 = com pluion 90 t,fd ard rsof
srl uii1 sio-a bad ifsrd with - much faf.
ricrg. .ate. ani hsppssess. Tor more tf.an
hsffg grars- Eai. 81 a13sd. . submit
efa uIrrknr-s as h1uiiifY 60 the usf w. DO
"a iiin. - uhstr apPe.nirJ iia,e q. ia.i.fsli
- lrrt tfare aui i..a.h De- caiis8 tsg ...ss
Pcs .st CO. .lrl i-stl at.I tfr,4.if.
-.'4 80 t>'s 40 ls.i 81 Lsl cl4.i.. H.. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

are now IN market The hoa<e a si.,la.ed ~,
tie most business part Of tke toua. and - a
comfortable two-story frame house, x-sth \
fine basement suitable for shoJs or OEsees-
There = \ large ard comfortable kitchen.
With fine garnet that answers Or S-aoKe-
house, standing y IihIa ei.h; fee: Of TIE house
There Is also 4 good frame stable On tie H.;
iast contains tao stalls, large eliiing rooua.
and hne left for bsx. Any person uas nav
wish TO become the proprietor Of this proper
~, can have u on such teras az = III euabBe
hin 10 pay ior II with Tie greatest ease, ~
apply ing 70 tie subscriber
VIII also sell. for cash or -ood bon1s. nv
Hots.shoti aat hi.cien Faraisers. ns-I.esv. t. o
solid mahogany Tables, ons Mahogany Igori-
stand, one 90. Caodle stand nc dozen hzT.5-
some Pari0cr Chars, new, ono dozen do a
Lille defacec, orc striped Garrett AID hearth
Ilg, one RAJ Carpet, one pair steel shovel
ard longs, best Kind. ore pair brass Aud
iroas. one pair gilt-framed Looking GSa-s-s
cree Feather Beds. Ihree Bessies1s two q
Which are hish post. AID Ir'InBei hsds:ez1
tao stoves, two mahogany fraused Dres.saz
Glasses, and nur.her Of oIl.cr articles not
eece>saFy 60 msrtioa.
Ny horse. ssdiicr's pres. screw t.-aebrs
ard clans. EiS-s cases. and ever sr;s-le At
taehri to Ely >8Siiin- csfa5il-h,nsnt a-e g..
ale Saidisfs of The neiEl5 elr.so.J - 10 B.,
1ed 70 call aud eSaniine ny stock 81 Hrrs-
'-ar1. a. an dsterBneI L. sIrs 5ar-1sr.
" the above property b. Mt .5ii t.efas-
f.'daJ ~ -s,i Jr's = q. q usiI fi,,n br I'D
~ Tic prcai.os. - the L'-is--i Ls.Jer. - ~
at rrserte, on a credit ol * moati.s. tsr
irirtha'sr gIri1- b,ui al sce..ritv fsr a.
'l.ns g all ah1Te fse d4gar. siras
ash ihe payments Dn tisr Horse zud IL
~ii ie difids1 o. 'ult iie p4f-ha.er.
rrraus i.irsit3 a. ere sr- s.rnsssis
regretted q nlke payment as s.,r.n .. f.r.s-
SINFUL ~ tffLsi1Na
't.af IOWA. Nas r. i-JE -tr
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Death # w .IULn \ Stone -Gepi,f.
would seem 60 be lated, Ihl. glited youn..
man. the author OF Meiamofa. aud Other
well wrought productions. ~ a moment.
doubtless. Of mental alienation, dfow q
h'mseh Psng always accompanies u
ding' Of this soTt. aud sympathetic bosoms
iab not TO hesve a Sigh of regret over the
dead who thus die But when genius thu,
penshes--"hen the fancy that fashioned
from idea! nothing. forums Of such varied
interest. as dij Stoue's -w hen haJita
hon anj n naue" are given TO what had
before. no persistence peushes, aud the eye
that . rolled N such phrenzy." brromes
closed Forever. and oil the nicely adjusted
mhcbi1rfy oi such mind j. broken IN
forever. siidsHlg ty fgrccd. not natl.
raj means the feelings become Intense.
a"d NC drop tear over the Toini Poor
Siouc' lie - gone bui he went, there
can be no doubt. by the uncomfortable
agency ol those unaccounisblc Influence,
shich operate dssiTuctisely upon the
Enesi minds with the most certainty, and
iskias possession Of the will. hurry their
posscssOr away, as the storm docs The leaf
from its stem. az the fJwer from its stsik
INTO the low places % stream or VALLEY.
there 20 mIngle with their uat.,e elements.
and 10 be seen no more -fIhH Hsrag
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IS=w COo3S.

ID. tlsf received : Er---
rf t@-fahi- sYrus shra
f'ii i' hi. ,fo sn .sl-i. make ts.
Loot. acct god -a'of stta /. coed =.
go -uit tAe i..ar, ~, .r. .f- g....-
4-rs arc nFIied 6, cal Az s-sf, 49,
--ais. IbtiN d. CouI.s
sae9lefd,i1wa. NsfeL %. i-1l --tr
-. Ste sscrt.fT &. .-f 81
'pNEl --ae tasrcfofe zee iesf. tlaaa 49,.
-r oFiag hin. O. reader "a fls s--i.ts To-
. - iinaes wiH ALLOW. 81 t.ie4rts c--. r.r
cia. favour % llese iiasss q nn-h rssc
T. g.
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n .fdgH eran'T ce nfou an Erccvngso-
Ann Bol,yu, being on the scaHoid, would
not ruIseut 60 have her eSss covered with q
banlsgr 80 1881. tliat shc lad no fear Of death
All u4t tie divine Who assisted "a the execu-
iIon could obtain from her. vas. that she
would shut her EYES bat - shs vas opening
tl4sm 81 every moIneUt, tie CxccuiiOucr could
rot bear i'eir MIL aud tender gisnce. fear
iul ul missing his lim. De Wss Obliged ca IN
vent un eSpedieRt 20 bohcad tic queen Ito
drew "a his shoes. aud approached brf s,leni-
y; while BE- vas ~ her ten hard, another
person advanced AZ her right, who made
tfcat noise 20 walking, go that his rireun-
ti1afc drawing ihs attention o. Ann. she iur-,
ned Der face from the executiOurr, who w.
ensh.ed 90 strike the fatal blow. uthout being
dr1rnod by that spTh Of affecting fc-igna-
iion which shope 90 the eyes of Anu BOleSn--
Difafiss fHripsii'sf II Ii's.sfsss.
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To Butchers.

YNiE subscriber has three or EOr.r hundred
Il MITTONS for sale. 4 lot ii ISo saay =
be seen near the road f.1m Winchester Il
Charlestosn, about one niIie beioG Seeve-s'
tavern They arc wetheIs Of fIuc size and AZ
hne order.
FAIRFAX WASHINGTON.
June I2, lS3s.-tf
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TNHE Members OF the Jefferson Jockex
u Club arc requested 20 meet IT Mr. HI,. :
tavern IN CharlestOwn, 90 M0a<.ay next tAe
18th inst ~ O'Clock, r. NJ 4 feu af.es-
dance Is desired By order,
WM- CROW, u. TrssErer.
June IL, 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-19

4 h3y IN EngisBd was N Offended with the
attention that ~ old gentlensn. sho at in a
l9N nesr Der. Nss N The hadn't a paying her,
hat -..o changed Tor box 10 asosI him Tho
90 scs.tieGsn rfccutis died, aad ief ier AZ,
inlfn.c estate s0tne 90 900 60 $50 600 .
wear, ADD sheen f1r ihe hrst tune shr learned
Bis taus. The papers say she has put icr
v.t.le lsmi.f 'nfs a,stri.iag, out ~ respect
o. ihe 90 gentleman uho iisgustcd her b.
looking 81 hcf' What satire on TIE cUsi0s
iasry forms - grief
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.NiIE CO.G.

HAVE, and keep constantly On hand, =
II large supply OF superior Mill. COtsS lur
sale JAMES MARSHALL,
Mar SAePaeTds:os-a-
June II, l=3i--3t