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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-15
A bill for the relief of Joscnh NJ Rb..

bill Tor the relief Of Elijah Blodget .
bill authorizing the President of the United States TO ~
sue patents for lots sold in the Of Mineral Point IN
Wisconsin
bill for the relief Of Elizabeth Fitch.
bill for the relief Of Susannah Scott widow Of William
Scott t4as1
bill for the relief Of Elliot Smith and Nahan Farnsworth
bill for the relief of Georgetown, District Of Columbia
bill for the relief Of Joseph Cpigmiles.
bill for the relief Of Justin Jacobs.
bill regulate the pay the Army and for other purposes
bill for the relief Of Richard Elliot
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-15
REMAINS OF THE LATE SESSION.

we have gathered up, as below, the fragments of
business lett unfinished at the close Of the session
IN the two Houses OF Congress-, to show 10 all, in
teresied IN any part OF It or generally interested in
the whole, what Congress has left undone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
NEW BOOKS.

MEMORANDA of a Residence at the Court
lv1 ls27, by Hon Richard Min.
Penpotenay ofthe United States from 1917 1925
large and beautiful printed VOLUME cloth
Narrative UbEed States Exploring Expedition during
Is3s, 1870, 1912 by Wilkes a. NJ
Commander oftbe EIpedon In Eve volumes with about
zoe Illustrations and m>ps-prce only sic; cloth.
The work imperial voumes with
plate, maps vieneues and wood euts-priee SIS.
Tokeah White Rose Indian story seatshcd-priee
IS
DOG and Sportsman embracing breeding.
tranins &C. OF Dogs and of different
Of game habits Also hints
recipes by s. skinner former editor
Turf Register, &c, wish plates, vol i2mo cloth.
Historical Memos Of My Times. by Sir " w. wra1an,
In as crnis each vol svo cloth
Caters FanieTy, edited by Sknner-one vol Ismo
For sale NJ Bookstore al ju DRISKER A. MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07

The New Orleans Bulletin guards its readers in the
North from in6ugng the hope" that the revolution
in California "msy lead another xation larger than
that Of Texas against the probability OF which the
following reasons:
.sThe last from Mexico give encourag cement
TO such sntcipaons California has given its adhesion
the order Of things since the overthrow Of SANTA
'ASNA and the presumption is that the in the
province only auxiliary the main revolution the
city Of Mexico. The day has not yet come for
'snne Ration that region There enough
.of Americans yet settled the shores the Pacific
sway influence public opinion. However, emgrans
ARE coming rapidly from Oregon. and the vicinity
that growing settlement tail to have effect the
adjacent districts Of California"
The emigrants Oregon, them il appears FAR from
finding Involvement remain there M the hope OF the
authority Of the United States being extended that
ritory make all haste from it, though by doing
they place themselves under foreign jurisdiction In add
lion the other which have for supposing hr
the Oregon territory offers few temptations settlers who
able find any other resting place EARTH the read
will ind in columns to-day article which
far undeceve those who have been led into false
msie Of its values-lNat. Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
READY.MADE CLOTHING,

NO. IXOs MINI StrceL
ICOhNEE 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
L. sFENc. Agent has store received by .,e ami,
vas general assortment land weekly adding tseo OF .
pefo Clothing suitable to the season OF the % nv,
q: pattern and cut In part consisting Of
French Black Dress and fock Goats
Do do Doe skin Cashmere Pant.
Do. Fancy do do
Black silk and Satin Vests
Faneydo do do
White Marssies do
Business Costs. single mlIod Cashmere
Also handsome variety OF Gents Fancy Art,e,e. .peh,
biaek asd Fancy satin and Silk searfsand Cravats
Gloves. hid, slk and
Shirts, Collars and Blossoms
Suspenders, Socks
~ b-s H. tells much eonnd-nes assuring euo
ana others Disposed To hvor him his price,
wan DC found rs reasonable tquay and
as hose OF any establishment q the city. an ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07

A Mr.. HenH has Just s,artedn newspaper. He says
that he hopes by hard scratching he will be able make
. living for his young chickens.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
GEX33{INsSE9
Observation-Disclosures

are The only Fills In containing Ear. M, rim,
were the FIRST introduced By that mama '' mo
hEWhkE OF SPURIOUS FILLS prepared BY o,sct, ,.uss
BLOOD Fills Purifying Pills." "sirsaparila Pin. a. A,ss
to be pamsd on to the public rrpuloa OF -Dr
only True and genuine sarapara Pi.- Tsks mo
Others than pr 1dy they poess an The virtue, ,h, ~
% 10 r -heheI asa curative purifier Of the
usual eonrc Of living NAV he .n,
una - ''N"s -"a o"' maie ana te-
IN sadnsn TO more than 1--WE eersate. h,vi,.
punished their inercasns raies demand n ,oa-
proof in tkeir favor. ssld by ''01<
}. u. EUsrACE 4 SON
my iV-u West MAN s,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE LINE,

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE LINE,
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
r IN From and after the pre-e II
sssnz2ss-sg cent date, there will DO zsef2
Steamers between this nd baltimore.
The Columbus Baltimore
afternoon O'Clock the Pocahontns Capt
ny Wednesday afternoon. at O'Clock, for Richmond.
Reurning-te Columbus will leave Rpeksits Baltimore
Philadelphia, "wednesday O'Clock; and the 10
cahontaE every Saturday afternoon, AZ , o'clock.
Goods intended Tor shipment Baltimore Philadelphia
be ssntdown on Tuesdays and fridays.
pr Passengers be FIVE dollars fare
Included and through 10 Philadelphia BY Ra Road for eight dol
lars HENRY LUDLAM a co.
Richmond March 18Th. isi5 II
ENEREUGINOUs CHOCOLATE. authorized BY the French
Governman and approved by Medical Faculty Of Paris
and extensively used by
endeav0ued render grateful Je the digestive
the difficulty longer exists for ~ all the combinations
the bappeH and best inputabb that Of the FeHugnOus Cho
coiate.
The prrson1 who viii derive gel, benefit from the Of
forfuEnous Chocolate are
1t Women Of paud complexion who complain Of dneuh
hear of the head stomach dges- badly and
whose appetite destroyed sometimes pefveed who oen
experience feeling of eones the eIirenties, and
general tsfanzsDsntof the WHO'S system
"a Mcn who pale ard ora delicate constitution, whose d.
gcon id eur and who ,Ihaurtd BY ard fatigue
will md amer fpf shott the Ferugnous Chocolate
material improvement IN thsr state.
a. Wsk cldcn, and prely th1fo who are etety wills
que strength snd their zation will not fail TO develOpe IT.
SER
fh BEths principally young rifs budding womanbood
whote hai may BE- anguns that The Ferqnous Chocolate
will BE- usefl brilliant and vivid eomperon succeeding pale
mes reguhy az the functions of the economy and word
fpu.nR of fut evennr prove only the
utility ofbu The Indispensable necessity Tor, the Of the Peru
Enous Cb9colsts.
The genuine article JUS, received and for sale at
JOHNsTONs
j-io Medical Emporium.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
TuNHlS ronte IN tho VIRGINIA Snr,,,s aud W..

nAhhrHOAO AND STAGE
VTNHlS route to the Virginia Springs aud West.
Il States possesses very sarpa.aas any
mer time IN point Of style. comfort aud
Leave Richmond daily at 81 by
IA misl aud then proceed North.
Louisa Rail Road To Gorconss $50 ncs by
coeke dine a, staunou and ar
rive at Clover Dale tss mies before night
aud dine Galatians suiphar 90 mle.)
at.unsst-hteen hours and Thirty
ahead Of the Canal Route spending sh way in
large comfortable three by the canal and two Of
them In boats arriving In lynehburE amer midnight
Continuing west leave the White sulphur breakfast
Al swenre the Hue Sulphur H. AMI Locust
Lane 80 mes) before night day day
So miesl thence by Puts tine the andoste $50
miles, on the Ohio where nsvgsbe
from II. present low of the very
heuh not entirely suspended abov. that durg
States.
The whole stage line nom Goronsve eco
dail owned by fash& Co. Which enables
travelling To select the bes, houses ard facilities
interests on the Tue heretofore wcuid not justify and
sured that their coaches ani
undergone great Improvement presd all who
oer and have selection OF tsiy.
drivers ~hosc united aim TO al prejudice
class
Extras Willie furnished to the pleasure Of the
fassensess their through Richmond
snyohr information can be obtained by application the Rail
following branch lines from their daily
line The Natursl Bridge lane staunon Tursays
Gays and Saturdays n, ~ reaches Lexington NJ
morning breakfast Brdgv, allowing IT,
and To fineas- dnne here spuns.
remain u DAY sh next morning dine at the Sweet Springs ard
arivr at the White Sulphur Passengers
burg and WytheyLic by evening Rich
noni, thence west by Hopkins line Bounv,e Tennes
This being the mai passengers preference
all Others any point
The line Orange md Cugepr Fauquer
Springs leaves Gordonsvrc day and
after the arrival OF the Cupeper House
evening" theSce by Bsekhas Springs
The lynehburg line leaves Charoesvis Mondays
days and Fridays N, and reaches Lynehburr night
FARE.
Richmond Charlottesville. 90
do. To LyneheuIe'. ..'.'.........'.....-.1 90
10 10 Wayneshoroieh. 50
po. 10 Sauntnn 90
10 Nhhe sulphur. IL "
e J. *
The charges At the White sulphur Springs
been much reduced the improve
THE ROAD
From GorionsVie improved
the whole distance from thence
turnpkesPae Monuceno and URivsrsy Virginia IN
vicinity Of Meyers Cave by the principal Springs
Nest on the New River cliffs the kanawha SAT- wotks-be
sides the whole scenery interesting
every Elance. THOMAS SHARP,
Issl Agent for rnnsporion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07

JAMESH. JUREY,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING hER-
CHANT.
RiossoSp, Va,
OFFERS his services for the sale, and purchase
and forwarding Goods attended TO with Pro@Pne-' and se'
PHILIP M. TABB 4 SON.
Once Of Main and sh ssce the Grocery Store Of
A rr.So To Tas coSircr,oS OF CLAIMS es every
n description: Renting the rrn and seas real
their hires and dosns Of them at public or private sab.
&c. ss3i
SEEDS.
II AM now prepared to furnish, 1T wholesale and
retail ned garden and ornamental Seeds nom the very best
d.n Wherein e.t,h,r qualities has enabled discriminate
the growers supphes-ereep
such a. ac Imported ese procure from the mos. dnsu,hed
10 orlrr.'teeeived for rrui' and Ornamental Tree.
n sS-sm wM. PALMER
INKS.
VTNHE very best black, blue and red Inks, in va
NASH woopHoUsE.
wanBcn'. British Ina Powder. genuine article.
ENrW sUPERFINE FLOUR.
- ECElVlNG this morning large lot Of extra
ap.io Basin Rank
FRENCH GOODS,
at So MAIN STREET,
ArRiL 24ru.
VENHE purest
u French Porcelain. consisting OF
Dinner Sets of pieces tina, be desired
SUPER Sets s,' and plain white
Supper and Tea Plates sin and plain white
Coffee Cans ami Saucers.
Tea Cups and Saueers,
T.aP,ts, Sugars. Cream. and Stop Bowls
strawberry Fruit Bowls n nds
Richly gilt Flower vaS-s ALI warranted OF the
kind. BousekeePers and others invited 4 eIamue.
wM. r. BUTLER CO,
apet 50 Maia
MORE NEW BOOKS.
II ARPh RS Pictorial I,br, No. Us
Il l. Harper Illustrated Shakespeare Nos 81 and 81
The Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy, No.
DE Rohan The Court Historical Romance
by Eugene Sue author OF The The Wandering
Jew
Night and Morning a BY Sir E. l.. Buwer
The Last OF the Barons, Pelham,
Just received BY
jeI3 NASH wooDHoUsE.
MORE NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
EAE ROMAN. The Conspirator an
~ by Eugene Sue, Wandering Jew"
No. ss Illuminated Bibe
No. 7 Eney eiogrIa OF Dome Economy
No 81 Ilarpers Illuminated Shakespeare
Pocket edition OF BulweF's Night aud Morning; csc.
Received and for sale by
jeI3 RAIL PERKINS.
600 CASKS of very superior White Lime,
6OS remaining unsoh sch Carvo's cargo n Dock
and for sale by lie l6l RANSiNS wHirLoCk
~ EESE FEATHERS-92 bags receiving and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESpAIR.

fu1uovsoS,s ,,oxpouso aypup or Tan Ann woon
sAp,rra an. 80 "a r,...xol .,,.x .x., an.
.ov.. o c.nn,.a p,nnrnu. sn,,,rs M 49,,
A.,hn,, nj IN l.~ss-s ~ mn. rsn,,.,.,~ GO.
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ans. =, /. ~ Ill -. a. r. sa.....-.,v
p,,,, ~, ~. u.r,h q 1874
NJ q u ' ~ ~
w -. ""As"N -.
e sf-ah"asn un-nnehed ey you CONSIDER aaa'y io~e
:" my snnenw ieow eeaines !" maze the t"io~ing statement
humanity sake hote you VIII make pubic; TOO raey
ever mas ASTONISHING cure been euseted IN pulmonary eon
pp WIN ,ns pansna S 70 near ,ne s,ase'
rou ycs" NO mao woven, aek OF onous FEVER "neh en
chest. slight cough .aperveoed which raay increased in
violence until all symptoms Pulmonary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-07
SMOKE.

Mi-s LAMBDA. IN Of her works. says:-"Lisht-iran-
si,osywipdpg lie graceful circles I finally lost in the
bse o the hery elements which shoulders below,
SMOKE the very type Of that vspoor Of the human heart
hops. 30 does hops spring from the burning passions,
wAicA consume phsir home and theselves-so does IL
wander through the future. making in charmed
psshssd dos vanish away: lost in the horizon, il
srows lest too faint for outline"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

TExAs.-Presidenl Jones has issued an
other prt cllmation TO the people of Texas
Speaking oft, the n. Y. Evening Post says:
1t is an important document, inasmuch
as it sheds new light upon The state Of aft.
airs. II contains direct and ofic al con-
;radic;ion OF previous statements which
went 20 show that he propositions for the
independence OF Texas were accompanied
with conditions. Mr. Jones says they are
not accompanied by any conditions phat-
ecCr.
The Executive of Texas appears 10 have
intended 10 ACT rightly, bat he has commit
ed fatal error. He has gone in opposi-
tan 10 what, as far as can be ascertained,
s The wish of The greater portion Of the
people. They do not desire independence
They ask Tor the encouragement AMI pro-
lection afforded them by union with the
great republics OF Northern America.
The proclamation declares a cessation
Of host!lilies on the per, Of Texas towards
Mexlco; and further accounts received
from New Orlea ne by the mails, which do
not now reach here until half past two.
too late Tor the regular afternoon papers.
state that there was no longer any appte-
henson of a collision on the Rio Grande
The Mexican troops on The frontier num-
beT-at alaiamoras 400, al Comarge 60.
and at Monterey 1.000-in all less Than 2.
ooJ. Tins is no augmentation or The usl-
al number, nor is there any appearance OF
a reinforcement Of regulars being added.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

steamboat, the Maid of Iowa, recently
ascendei the Wisconsin rver,to Poini Boss,
some hundred miles and more north of Fort
Wlnnebago. The Manchester is a boa,
which plies on theFox liver between the rap
ids north of Lake Winuebago, and Fort
Wlnnebago. There is also sleamboat. the
Enterprise, on the north end of the Fox.run
ming tiom Green Bay TO the rapids. Pre- par
tons are now making by the citizens of the
By to construct railroad around the rap
ids ofthe Fox, when there will be cheap
and rapid communication between Green
Bay and the NJ ssjssippi country. The Astor
company also talk of constructing Steam.
boat to rnn between Green Bay and Buffalo,
IN which case, undoubtedly the emigration
which seeks that northern country will take
that route, and Green Bay, will begin TO ex-
perIence the prosperity which is in store for
bcr,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

THE CRors.--As far as we can l..,
throughout the Territory, the crops we,m
uever more promising AT this season of n,
year. 4 friend who was just Returned
from trip of some ten days in The in,e.
fIor is perfectly enchanted with who, ba
saw; especially on Rockand Sac Prairie,.
whefe thai sturdy farmer, E. NEWELL.
SaoNe d h'm two hund ed and seventy actes
o! wheat, Us heavy as ever grew on ,ha
bosom OF mother earth, a, his homo ror,n
and from three hundred 10 ro,r b,,drad
acres OF wheat a:-d spr.ng crops on hi.
other farms.
mere Is one man in the world 10 be en-
wed. 1t is the Wisconsin farmer described
rs above Ia the Milwaukee ~,lrier with,
his 40 acres Of heavy wheasysn one en-.
closure pure and living stream of water
before ms door, an OAK opening on the
North West side OF his homestead and ,
ooundess prairie before him Cor his pa.,.
ure grounds. he has no stale deb, hang.
ing over his heal and weighing like an in
cubus upon h; sn exertons and those Of
his children, TO smoking locomotive whix-
zng by his door. frightening his mig,
and poultry, and burning up his barns, no
rival stage divers bawling out a, his ears
until he wishes mself deaf, no dread of
pest'lence and fever on the approach Of
hlrvest, and no news boys cheating with
MN empty extras or omnibusses bes pa,isr-
ing him with mud.
But we shall say no more on this sub.
Ject or we shall be suspected of a spec.
ulaiIon IN prairie quarter sectious.-N. Y.
Zee. Post.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

MUsIciPAL CovRT.-The first convic-
lion under the abduc on law of the last
Legislature was had yesterday al the Mu-
nicipal Court DANIEL McCambt idge, n
bont4) years Of age, arranged for seducing
and abdpcting Gather ne Donnellan from
her. home for unlawful purposes, was con-
victed upon two Indictments. The parties
are both liisb The girl, who is about Is
years old, was the principal witness. aud
testified to the circumstances with consider.
able mInueness. The punishment, may be
three years in State Prison. or fine and
imprisonment in the common jaiI.-Boslon
Post
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

o. Alexander J. Irwin, has been ap
pointed by the President Receiver of Pub-
lie Monies, a, Green Bay, vice S:oddard
Judd whose commission expired on The frs
inst.
George II. Walker, has been appointed
Register oc the Land Office, at Milwaukee
vice, Puracete Potter whose commission
expires on the first inst
These are probably the best Offices in the
Territory. The gentlemen appointed are
among the Oldest residents the Territory
and are doubtless. well qualified for their
duties.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

STATE GovgRNNENr. AT the late Ter
rlioraI Democratic Convention resolution
was introduced having reference to the for
nation o: state government, but was
Withdrawn, The convention evidently hay
Ing no disposition to act upon tie matter.
This was cot fiom any unpopularity Of the
measure, as individually large proportion
Of the members were in favor Of it; but be-
cause Every properly IN our opinion) it was
thought tina, was not proper body TO act IN
reference 10 il, the convention being called
10 consider ml,teis purely political 1t was
urged, II there was feeling in tav or OF it
that the proper place to move was among
the people at their primary meetings. That
something will be done, and speedily, we
hope. To attempt 10 get nm expression
of the people thr'o the bollot box we con-
slider useIess;it has been repeatedly attempt
ed and from some cause or olher,they have
rot and in all probability never will come
up with any thing like a full expression
They doubtless consider that they elect
their Legislators to consider this as well as
other matters and are willing to entrus, it
with them, and here we hope that action
wilt be had. That we have the requisite
numbers, and that indeed we have every
requisite 70: the formation of state govern
ment, i seems 10 US none can deny why
then should the Legislature refrain from
acting, IL a majority Of our next i.egisa-
tnre, are Individually disposed in favor of
the matter let them enter upon the prelm-
mary steps for the formation Of a ate con-
stitution. Congress wants and is waiting
for Us 20 move, indeed, she is disposed 10
compel us TO move By cutting of our accus-
toned supplies and stands ready TO admit
US upon our own terms. II is liitla short
OF poItroonery, TO longer delay and hang
for sustenance upon The public purse. Our
population ls'not a soul short of hundred
Thousand no State OF the union excels US
in resources and resources. that are al
ready available why should we longer
delay five ever intend 20 become afree PEG
pie and our own rulers. We hope No er-
fort will ne made to procure another ex,
preston OF the people at the ballot box.
Weare confident Unjust result and as it has
heretofore with only partial voice Let
the Legislature move without delay; and
II the people do not desire state government
they will reie CT the constitution which may
be presented to them:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

o. The wing Territorial Convention
called for the IN Of July has been post
poned 10 the cc5lh, so that by means Of The
sitting Of the Supreme Court, respectable
number of delegates may be got together.
We trus, our wing friends may not be dis
appointed in getting convention together
which Will give some little weight 10 the;r
nominee. We want something TO do in the
contest. TIE Racine county convention
have nominated Messrs. Thos. Wright,
A. r. Palmer, ". II. Waterman, C.. l..
Hutch nsoE, NJ. Holmes, J. w. M'Koy. II
S. Hul6urd, James Weed, and II. Marsh,
delegates TO the wing Territorial Conven-
ton.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08

o. The largest Steamboat ever built
was launched at New York on the l1:h.
1t is in Length $40 feet. in breadth Of beam
80 ree',and includ ng guards 63 feet; depth
Of hold 10, and measures II o tons. She
covers the same water that a seagoing yes
sci of 1900 tons would. and Is chilled the
Hendrick Hudson. 1t is des gued 10 run
as an evening passenger boat between New
York and Albany, on The Independent plan.
Another monster steamboat, two hundred
tons larger than the abovo; is now being
built.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-07-08
Correspondence of The Journal of Commerc..

WASHINGTON. June 10. lS45.
II is once more officially denied that the
Oregon negotiation is 10 lie transferred 10
London. There has never existed reason
for supposing that the negotiation would
be taken out of the hands Of those who are
now conducting ii. To sends special mis-
sion to London. charged with an adjustment
of the boundary upon terms which our gov
eminent nigh, propose. as an ullimaium,
would not tie prudent or peaceful measure
II i, failed. /, m ghi provoke war.
Mr.. McLane's appointment is, however.
ge.erally considered as token Of the pa
cific disposition OF this government. and
pledge that no rash or Imprudent step will
be taken by IT,