50 rich a harvest as his fancy led him to ex.
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so rich harvest as his fancy led him to ex-
pect.


would further remark, that the second.
IS certain nondescript, pettifogging Doc
tor, who is every thing by turns and nothing
long, affecting to be Catholic, and who.
4osan IKE, would destroy the Church. He
has been sowing dscord and dissention a.
mong the members since he came to Will
mington. From whence he came, or who he
is, God only knows. 1t has been said he
formerly resided in Lancaster, but for what
ne left Lancaster, whether by day or night,
for the safety of his carcase. or by the advice
OF tzoefUe honest yeomen, know not.


! am attached to the Catholic church,
which affords me satisfaction; and / feel
pride in promoting the interests of the
Church; and do hope the congregation will
be on their guard against the tricks attempt
ed to be practised OH them by such an un-
principled renegade.


i feel consciousness of the correctness
of the course pursued by me in regard to the
Church, and that it has not only been lust
ana honourable, but that instead of a eaiu.
have sustained a loss, by my attention to
her concerns, which can make appear sa-
tlsfactorly to any unprejudiced mind.


~, WIN. LARKIN.


Wilmington, Feb. 10Th. 1S27.-22-4tp.