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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-29

STAIR LINENS. We have lust received, 4
- large stock of STAIR LINENS. AlsO Table
Cloths; Damask Table Linens Damask Napkins;
Linen Sheetings, all widths; Irish Linens; with d
large assortment of Shifting COTTONS; British and
French Chintz; Scotch and French Lawns; Balza-
rine; Berage; NOuseline dc LANES; Silks, Shawls,
&c. &c, 10 be sold cheap
X, McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1913 Baltimore street,
APPS BetWeen Calvert and Lght-sts.
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BOOT FACTORY REMOVED.

BOOT FACTORY REMOVED.
ST. The subscriber having removed
Ebs his Boot Factory from No s South
III street to Mods SECOND STREET
esa1s IL <&9Sncxt 10 the Town Clock Church,
S (Rev. Mr.. Bener's,) he respectfully
soicis the patronage of his friends
and former customers. He is prepared to manuiac-
ture the best BOOTS and warranted to fit, at reduced
prices for CASH, or to punctual customers.
He also will make the best quality of pegd BOOTS
very cheap for cash. They shall be of the best mate
rails and workmanship. He also returns his thanks
to his former customers for their liberal patronage
and respectfully solicits their continuance.
fel3u JOSEPH DUNCAN
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FIRE IN TWERroN. We learn from the
Fall River Monitor, that the Rev. Mr., Reeds
Meeting House, near the -Four Corners in Tiv-
eron, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. Supposed to he the work of an inccn-
diary
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DRY GOODS, &c.
NEW GOODS.
A. EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

NEW GOODS.
4 EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
~ SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Lawns; BaIzaTines CLOTHS
BeIages ard Silks Black blue black blue
Alpacas and Bombazincs green, brown and mix
Light cul'd Cashmeres & ed CLOTHS.
housene de LANES CASSIMERES
Lace and Plaid Muslin Black blue black blue
Cambria and Jaconet do mixed, fancy stripcd s
SHAWLS. Plaid Cassineres.
Silk, Cashmere TWFEDS
Mouscline de Lame and Light and dark coIors
Thihet Wool Shaws. GAMBROONS DRIL L.
Plain and Embro'd Linen LlNGS, and SUMNER
Cambria HDKFS. CLOTHS
VESTiNGS-Slk, Satln, MafseIes, Raft, Cash
marets and other Vestings, plain and fancy
Irish, French and German LINENS.
BieaChCd and unblcaChcd MUSLlNS; Bed Ticking
Mariners Shifting, PeHat'y Plaids, Checks, sc. SC
G3- Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
Goods at Low PRICES will do well 10 call at the Agcn-
cy Store, No II BALTIMORE STREET, end door
below Trpolet!'S alley.
apl4 3m LUTHER J. cox.
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JAMES A. ROBINSON.

<<*Gu,zs Respectfully Uniforms the Ladies,
TINT he has commenced the manu- szaanssB
facture Of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is now located at No DAG NJ HOW
ARD STREET, few doors moth of Madison street,
where he solicts a continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will be made TO order in the
manner, and of the best materials, and on the most
reasonable terms. jail
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HHEDDING MART.

EEEDDING MART,
kD No. ga SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the public that
ES, consisting of Hair, Moss, Husk Manila, Palm
Leaf and Wool, of all sizes; so FEATHER BEDS,
made of the best Ticking and filled with the best Eas
tern Shore Live eese Feathers, warranted sweet and
free from smell; 5000 lbs best quality CURLED
HAIR, received direct from Boston, will be sold in
the rope or picked; 500 lbs. prime FEATHERS, Cured
Uncured sold by the bag in lots to suit housekeep
ers. Also in store, Cot Bedsteads, Blankets Looking
Glasses Sheepskn Mats, sc. sc. Made to order,
Beds, Mattresses, Cushions, Carpets and Curtains
UPHOLSTERY done in all it's Branches.
Hotels, Boarding Houses, Ships and Steamboats,
furnished at short notice, the best terms. Old feah
er beds dressed, and old mattresses renovated Per
in want of the above articles will 90 per cent
by calling at the FEATHER EMPORIUM, 81 South
Cavert-st., two doors below the Mechanical Engine
House. w. 2. SPENCER
N. B. Wanted a smart active Boy, about Is years
Of age, to run errands. Apply as above. apo
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Decision. The Judge ofthe Criminal court
at New Orleans, has decided that free persons
of color coming temporarily into the city from
other States, are, during their stay, to be con-
fined in the parish prison, and not in the police
jails.
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WATCHES, WATCHES, WATCHES.
4n9 further supply of Gold P4tent Lever and
NT5A Lepne WATCHES, Gold Guard and Fob
lsS SO Chains, Seal Rings. with general assortment
Ets4A.S<Sof JEWELRY-for sale low by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, Water street,
apl9 second door from Calvert-st.
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SOMETHING NEW,
~ NEAT AND USEFUL!
The subscribers wish the Ladies to call and see
new article of INDIA RUBBER SHOES they have
just received-comprsing all the various styles of
a. Buskins, Sandals, and
aEs8asAssg Grecan Ties, Slippers. ea.-ssh~
The above are particularly recommended to the
ladies. They keep the feet dry and warm and at
the same time neat and dressy. They have also on
hand, large assortment of LADIES WALKING s.
DRESS SHOES, from Morocco and Kid, suitable for
the season. Also, Childrens BOOTS and SHOES,
all of which are neatly and fashionably made. Don't
forget TO call, and you will be pleased.
ELLIS & NICOLAI,
daft No. 50 Baltimore st,
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

A member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
tate of the Apothecarys Hall, London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges in the United States may
be consulted in all diseases incident to the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE,
When the misguided sid imprudent votary OF plea
finds he has imbbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease, it too often happens that ill-timed sense Of
shame, dread Of discovery, deters him from apply
ing TO those who, from education and responsibility,
can alone berend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this hOrrd disease make their appear
ance, such liberated throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dmness of sight,
deafness, nodes the shin homes and arms, bOtch
on the head, face and eXtremities progressing With
trghtful rapdity till at last the palate of the mouth
the bones of the nose fall in and the victim Of this
fu disease becomes hoTid object of cOmmiseration
till death puts period to his dreadful sufierngs, by
sending him to ''that bourne whence traveller re-
turns" To SUCH therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges
himself to preserve the most nviolabe secrecy; and,
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals OF
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
safe and speedy cure TO the unfortunate victim OF
this holrid disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Deformity
of the Limb, such Club Foot, SC, performed on
the Poor free of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of NJ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
GF- Advice 10 the Poor GRATIS. OPS
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vuyHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
VEGETABLE PILLS.
n III q IINIIIM IL NJ Il 4, LII, A II I1In ,

VETEIABLE PILLS.
FHHHN GENUINE VEGETABLE PILLS.
IL AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR G ONORRHEA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. &c. OF all the remc-
dies yet discovered for the cure of these complaints,
the Vegetable Pills have been the most effectua as
they have never been known to fail to affect pena
neat cure. They are mild and pleasant to take, yet
powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge of the most intimate friend These
Pills are put up in square boxes, with fnll directions
accompanying each box.
1G5- For sale by ]. o. s. N. Mccormick, N. Gay-st.
Inn, and byJ F. PERKINS s. Brother Franklin and
Green streets.
In Washngton-by NJ. Delany, corner At street and
Pennsy vana Avenue, and by G. Scott, corner o. un
street and the Avenue Price $l bex. fel0-ly6m'
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ap2s-a
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.

VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
FOR THE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
The numerous cures effected by means of the We
geab!e Extract, have caused a great demand for it,,
and induced the undersigned who is sole proprietor,
80 appoint the following agents for the sale of this
Incompatible remedy, in the District of Columbia and
the city of Baltimore and Frederick. The undersign-
ed respectfully submits the subjoined testimonials in
favor of the Vegetable Extract from persons who
have derived relief from it, and who are well known
in Montgomery county, Md.
AGENTS-Dr. Fischer; Frederick, Z. g. s. Frey;
Baltimore, Wm. X. Orrck, apolhe cary, corner Eutaw
and Lexington SITS; Charles Sott, Washington; Henry
Cook, Alexandria; John l.. Kdwel, Georgetown.
TESTIMONIALS certify that nv son was yery
deaf, and by using plal of George Rhodes Vege
table Extract for two weeks, according to the drec-
ton my sons hearing was restored
MARY ANN NORWOOD,
Hyatt's Town, Montgomery county, Md.
February LIST, l845.
| certify that, after making trial Of Mr.. George
Rhodes Vegetable Extract, and making use OF one
phial directed, became almost cured of my great
affection of deafness. | also found the Vegetable Elk
tract brought immediate relief from the ear-ache.
IGNATIUS WATERS,
Clarksburg, Montgomery county, Nd.
February 4th, l843.
Similar certificates have been given by Martha
Ford and Harriet Tabler, Hyat's Town, and Warner
H Soaper, near Hyau's Town.
GEORGE RHODES.
mills eo3m Clarksburg, Montgomery county, Md
RpLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
q LERX n PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS, found
ed 1910. Awarded the Medal, -Four First Premiums,
and Two Highest Ronors, by the Institutes Of Massa
chusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, respectively,
for the most beautiful CclOred Daguerreoypes and
best apparatus,
CONCERT HALL, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington city.
No. PSI Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
80 Canal street, New Orleans
l27 Viee Rue du Temple, Paris.
80 Church street, Liverpool.
GG5- PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style. a22-tf
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved
- great blessing to many. We hesitate not 10 say
they the best Pill ever offered to the public for
that disease.
lIy- To be had of J. P. Williamson, corner OF Gay
and High streets; G. X. Tyler, corner OF High and
Baltimore sts.; Cooper, corner of orleans ana Edeh
Streets Wiseman & Wroth, Light ST., opposite Dix
Fogg's j. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca sls
E. Perkins. of Baltimore and Green steets' D.
Kramer, Pratt street; A. Fischer, pennsylvania Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggist and Apothecary,
mh6-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington sts' Bait.
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY. For sale, the
IA stock and fixtures of tavern, situated in bust
ness part of the city, having good run of custom,
and doing good business. 1t will be sold low for
part cash and credit on the balance. The present
owner wishing to decline business is the cause of his
Offering it for sale. Apply quickly at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ap22 No. 10 Exchange Place.
"ANN'S ENAMELLED CARDS. l case
IvA assorted sizes, just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT & NUDGE.
sp22 25ouh Charles 81.
"OOk BINDERS tiUSLINS-l case var
ID Gus color rl patterns inst received for sniG BY
TURN. HEEaWRlGHT & MUDC&
ap23 . south Charles :!
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DISTRESSING Occurrence. A distressing
occurrence took place in Hickman CO., Tenn,
on the Sd inst Mr. Benjaman Hassel and Mr.
Simon H. Durard went out together, turkey
hunting. 1t appears they afterwards separated,
going different directions, and not long after
heard turkies; they both made towards them
Durard arrived first, and laid down behind n
tree-Hassell came and installing him for
turkey, fred-the ball entering Durard's right
cheek and lodging in his brain. When Hasscll
got to him, Durard was dead, holding his tur-
key caller in his hand. A coroners jury was
called which acquitted Hassell of all guilt.
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CHEROKEE CHAINS. The last Little Rock
Gazette says that the United States commits
sioners for settling the claims Of individual
Cherokees upon oar Government have brought
their labors to a close. These claims amount
to between three and four millions.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUS

ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
nu5.- Who VIII send to France fol Boots
EsIN when the subscriber will make such
gu that for ncatncss, comfort and dur
ability, cannot be surpassed by any
wOrkmen in the world.
ESk5g Public attention is respectfully in
ESsaS Yited to this suggestion.
W5A& PRICES are as follows:
2sSs& Dress Boots, stitched -, .... S5a550
tEsAeaAe. pegged. ......... $50
se Water proof dOHble soles lined
BOOTS, stitched GOO
Water proof double soed lined Boots pegged, 4a45O
Cork sOled pegged Boots, .5a5 so
SAM'L ROBINSON, 10 Eutaw-st.
n2e-y Opposite Western Bank.
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"BUFFALo BILL" DEAD. The death of this
notorious scoundrel, says the St.Louis Reveie,
is reported to have occurred in Arkansas, Be-
fore he died, it is said that he made confess
sion in relation to the murder of Major Floyd,
in August, 1912. In substance, that Johnson,
who was hung in June, '45, was innocent, and
that himself and Mclean (who was acquitted
in our Criminal Court last week. were the
principal actors in the tragical affair.
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A CHANGE, 1t is said that the Duke Of Wei
lington, is about to retire from office, and that
LORD Stanly is TO succeed him as leader in the
House Of Lords The infrmties of age are
increasing on the Duke.
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e. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,
No. 49, BALTIMORE STREET.

No 6Sb BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Holiday and Gay Streets
sr.ur The Subscriber most respectfully in
Kfscf1 forms his friends and the public gene.
ES rally that he keeps constantly on hand
Ks an assortment of GCntemen's BOOTS
M OF all descnptons-such as Napoleon
H5Nm Taps, Cork SOes, Double Soles, quilted
sSf&S Soles, Dress Boots, pegged and sewed,
Mi%M and Opera Boots, ofthe best quality, ali
E5ggaM of which he offers very cheap for cash
SEsERRA The manufacturer having put himselftO
eS9b considerable trouble and expense to
procure leather that will MOI break, takes great plea
sure in informing citizens and strangers that he has at
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
an assortment of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can be produced. MIS-
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wouId return thanks to his friends and customers f
their kind patronage and would ask continuance
the same.
N. B. GUNNER'S BOOTS made
apl5-y SAMUEL Buckley.
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. PRICE BOOT sTOKE.

ONE PRICE BOOT STORE.
,,Haz Ii you want good BOOT for only So,
tHg call at CHOATE'S, in Exchange Place,
M&& No ~. where You can get Boot for
E{& that money which cannot be beat, whole
&Ns %assa sale and retail,
- @Ra" mhA-f EDWARD CHOATE
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DULPIT CYCLOPEDIA. Just received
Il another supply of this excellent work, contain
ing 800 sketches of Sermons and eighty two Essays
on Biblical Learning, Theological SIuGlss, &c FOR
sale by PARSONS PRESTON,
Booksellers and StatiOners,
s.13 No, Isl Pratt street.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT FACTORY.

The subscriber having opened store
No, PAL WEST PRATT STREET, a
few doors above Sharp, south side,
would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is pre-
pared TO manufacture BOOTS, seWed
rpeggcd, that cannot be excelled in
materials, workmanship or neatness of
fit, which he will guarantee shall wear
s,s, equal to any that are manufactured in
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ja222-d
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.

may truly be
said, that no one has
ever been so successful in
compromising a medicine, which
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-03-15

The CREEK AND PAwNEE INDrANs.-The Arkan-
Intelligencer learns through Mr.. J. w. Taylor,
a respectable merchant of the Greek nation, that the
Pawnee Mahas attacked, about ten days since, the
Greeks who live upon Little river. The Greeks
were attacked by the Pawnees, but repulsed them,
after killing six of their warriors, and without any
loss on their side. The Pawnees have returned to
their homes upon the wild prairies for reinforce
ment with which they have sworn to return and
take revenge. The scattering Creeks are removing
from the exposed quarter to the denser settlements
This affray occurred in the country which was APP
portioned to the Semnoles by the late treaty, and
whittier they daily removing
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ILLINOIS.

CoRREsPoSDEScE THE n. JOURNAL COMMERCE.
SrRIseFIELp, Gill; MAncH !, ls45.
The Legislature of State yesterday passed the
BILL This is the intended to the late
negotiations Of Col OAKLEY and Mr.. LEAyIrT with the
holders of Illinois bonds Gov DAVIS and Mr.. LEAyIrT
have been here for weeks past This morning they left for
New York. by the way of St. Louis The bin pro-
vdes for property tax, to be applied to the payment of
portion of the interest the public debt Provision is also
made the canal and its appuenances to those bond
holders who may finish it. The for interest very light
The people in this State accustomed pay high taxes
and it would be mpolc at first to require than be
sustained the general election when the issue between
taxation and reputation will directly before the people.
II is understood that Governor DAVIS and Mr. LKAvITr
will forthwith make the necessary arrangements to
work on the canal.
The negotiation is looked upon here contract the law
for taxation part Of that contracts and, if complied
with by the bondhoders the people Of this State viii readily
form for refusing payment of interest for years
to But if the canal should be finished hope
and trust WILL people will honorably and faithfully per-
form their part Of the contract and in very few years ample
provision and will be made for the liquidation Of the whole
public debt
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The editor OF the Cincinnati Gazette is so over
joyed at the commencement of direct traffic from
that port Liverpool that he places the advertise
ment of the " A. No. | barque Muskngum''
among the editorials, and introduces it with loud
jubilation. The Muskingum Qhe first square rig
ged vessel built at Cincinnat was to leave on
Monday, the 10th instant and no doubt is now
passing on her devious way to the sea. We can
imagine what the surprise of the custom-house Off
GERS at Liverpool will be when the Muskingum ar
rives among them. Perhaps they will deny, as they
did once before about another place, that there is
such city and port as Cincinnati, and compel the
skipper to trace his course back upon the map.
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"Sweet are the uses of adversely" says the pro-
verb. The Charleston Mercury, on receiving the
news of the formation of the Cabinet by MIR. Polk,
thus meekiy gives in its adhesion. There a
prophecy uttered by Florida Locofoco, that the
Calhoun fragment of the Democracy would secede
from the support Of Mr.. PoLK's administration be-
fore the end Of the session of its first Congress. II
we may Judge of coming events from the shadows
cast before, the secession will be long before that
time Philadelphia Gazette.
In prescribing every suspected Of being friend Of
Mr. CALHOUN, Mr. Polk has paid involuntary compliment
to that body of politicians Of which they have be
proud 1t thought necessary conciate them with
oice-t believed that their support of the Admins
raon depended the principles and it should up
hold and that they incapable of revenge that involved
the deseron Of their political faith We not disappointed
In Mr. PoLK's initiative II is long since have believed
that Mr. CInouS would remain in the Cabinet and,
for the purpose of concluding the important negotiations for
which he called there have not wished his continuance
Office Our blood therefore, has answering ferment to
this endorsement.
Blessed saith the wise Sancho "blcsed those who
expect nothing for they shall not be disappointed And in
this category Of the beaues reposng sweey ourselves
are neither out Of reckoning out Of temper We
look with entire composue the turmoil and hubbub of those
that hope and those that dreadhe laborous tuggng back
and forth Of those who strive for the possession Of the hide of
that patient ackas the People, doomed be periodically
ayed 10 make for the mossoopers Of faction The
whole herd Of SWINE with the devil in them, may plunge flu
riousy down into the gulf Of spolst troubles We
are spectators and only will be stirred sympathy by
object worthy the regard Of rational man."
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New YouK Town ELzcTIoNs.-The Courier and En-
qurer says that the Of the elections throughout
New York, far heard FROM indicate gratyi
progress of Wing principles In Wyoming county Wing,
Loco and Abolition Supervisors have been chosen
In Essex the Wings have carried eight and the Locos
In Erie county the Wings have carried eighteen out Of the
nineteen towns and the Board Of Supervisor will stand
twenty Wing four Loco In Chenango county Wings
and eight Locos chosen, with only town to hear FROM
In Cortland Wings, three Locos and Abolons
have been chosen In 0sego, Wings and eleven Lo
elected In most Of these counties there is decided
Whip gain
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FROM MEXICO.

Mexican papers to the 18th February state that
SANTA ANNA was to be tried on the oath Of that
month"; by the Congress, sitting jury; and if
he did not prefer to be present before the jury, but
sent written defence, the trial was to take place
sooner. He was still in prison at Perote, and APP
peared to have full liberty to communicate by letter
with whomsoever he pleased.