THE CATHOLIC CONGREGATION Of St.
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THE CATHOLIC CONGREGATION Of St.
Peters Church. in the Borough of Whining
ton, return their unfeigned thanks to their Ex-
cellencics, the late and present Governors: and
also to the Honorable gentleme that composed
the Senate and Assembly of the State OF Dcla-
ware, since the wear of our Lord 1922 to this
present wear of our ortts 1927, for their kind be-
ne, olence, founded on Christian philanthropy,
in extending the right hand offelowship, to their
Catholic brethren, (not in fleetlng words, but IN
real actions) to accomplish what was not IN our
power to do; which was, to finish our church,
and ay Oh the inc,imbranccs due on the church;
bv granting us lottery, and extending It, by
granting us two supplements; one Of which we
have The proceeds, received BY the Lottery and
first supplements; which was divided into four
different classes was received BY William Iarkin,
Grocer in the aforesaid thorough of Wilmington,
who acted as principal Manager for said Lottery,
and received the several sums ut money obtain
ca hy the sales Of the aforesaid four different
classes Of said Laftety-which money, the SAID
William I.arkin illegally holds from us, the Ma
nagers for the Congregation of st. Peters
Church, although we have repeatedly called on
the saitl William Larkin during the TING and term
of near five wears from the commencement OF
the firsi class Of the said Lottery, And for his
so illegally Withholding the money obtained by
the sales OF the aforesaid LOTTERY, We nave
suit at Law against the said William Larkin' as
we could not get a settlement from hun, but a
busive language and insolence, every time We
applied 10 him for such settlement.


we, the Managers Of St. Peters Church, give
tho public in general notice, that we discharge
the aforesaid William Larkn from our employ
and forbid him to transact any business as Ma
nager, Agent or for any concern, direct,
ly or indirectly, belonging to ST. Peters Church,
in the liorongh Of Wilmington, state Of pela,
ware-And also give the public notice that we
will not acknowledge nor abide by any transac.
ton done for the Church by any person Or per
sons, unless legally empowered by the Manag-
ers.


PETER PIERCE,


BERNARD M'GUIGEN,


BERNARD M'CANN,


JOHN DURNIN.


Feb IA. 1897. 22-ltp.