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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
PUBLIC SALE.

TDY virtue Of = decree Of the Superi.
I'D or Court Of Chancesy, holden at
W iDchester, will be sold on MGadav,
the eta day Of august neat, being the
first day Of August Court, before the
Court House Of Frederick County, at
public auction TO the highest bidder, a
Tract of Land,
Situated on Red Bud run, about three
miles from Winchester, containing
$40 Acres;
and also ANOTHER TRACT, sits
ate on both sides of Red. Bud, adjoin-
ing the aforesaid tract, containing
"a Acres.
On these lands there Is SAW MILL,
and the fall of the stream is 60 feet.
This property is also highly valuable
on account Of its Wood and vicinity to
Winchester. The terms Of sale are az
follow, viz. Three thousand dollars
OF the purchase money to be paid in
two months from the day of sale, and
tue residue Of the purchase money 10 be
paid in two equal annual payments
thereafter, taking bond and security
for the several payments aforesaid,
and also deed OF trust upon the pre-.
misses TO secure the purchase money.
The foregoing lands were conveyed to
The subscriber by ten. John Smith in
trust to secure and indemnify John
Macky, AS endorser of said Smith, in
the sum Of Three Thousand Dollars.
A l. S O,
Will be sold at the same time and
place by virtue of deed of trust exer
cuted to the subscriber by Gen. John
Smith, for the benefit of his creditors
A TRACT OF LAND
situate on the Warm Spring road, a.
bout ~ miles from Winchester, knows
by the name of MOUNTS FARM,
which formerly belonged to Doctor +.
w. Bull, deed. containing 2e4 Acres.
Green Spring ruu passes through the
tract, and affords al excellent seat for
a Saw Mill. Ii is considered one of the
best stands for public house on the
warm Spring road, particularly do.
ring The Bath season.
Ihe last mentioned tract will be cold
on a reasonable credit, the purchase
money TO be paid IN three instruments,
the last instaiment TO be paid in not
less than two years.-Bond and securi-
ty will be required in all cases, and a
deed OF trust on the premises to secure
the purchase money: The sale will
ce mmpnce at 40 osnionG IT,. f..,L.
particulars apply TO the subscriber, in
Winchester, or, in his absence, to Gen.
John Smith or William Dawson.
A. c. SMITH, 1sussee.
June 23-tds,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Virginia to wits

1T Rules i,ohlen In the Clerks O6;se
Of the Superior Court OF Cstamcerg
for the Winchester District the first
IN June, 1891.
Edward Conrad, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Frederick Coarads Exeeator Of Ere.
deriesz Conrad, deed, and Gsurge
+. Norton aud others, Defendants.
n ME Defendan.a, Frederick Con-
n rad and George r. Norton, not
having entered their appearances aud
given security according to the Ac, Of
Assembly and the Rules VI this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
denee, that they are not iahabisant Of
this sonntry: II is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the
FIRST day Of the next term and answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that
copy OF this order be- forthwith insert.
ed IN some newspaper published in
winchester, for two months success.
sively, aud another copy posted a. the
front door Of the Court House in the
aid town Of Winehester.
DANIEL LEE, g. @. @.
June f6. 1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
w atch Repairing.

THE subscriber has commenced the
4 above business, and also silver
smi'iing, in all their various branch
es, in the shop formerly occupied by
William Campbell deed. and nearly
opposite The Post Office, where Silver.
smiibing & Watch Repairing will be
executed in the Deatest manner, aud
the prices proportioned to the times;
he also keeps on hand an assortment of
Jewelry. sCT'Jobs Of all kinds done
on the shortest notice.
JOHN FOSTER.
N. b. The Watches repaired by the
late firm Of Phillips & Foster, are all
ready for the owners. J.F,
May -.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
LENITY TO FEMALE CULpRITs

The late counsellor E., chair
mao OF the quarter sessions of Dublin,
was so remarkable for his leBity 10 fe.
male cuiprits, that woman was sell
dom convicted when be presided. On
one occasion. when this humane bar.
rister was in the chair, prim looking
woman was put to the bar Of the com
mission court, at which pre- sided the
equally humane, thosgh perhaps not
so gallant, baron s.. She was in
slicted for uttering forged bank notes.
According to usual form Of law, the
clerk OF the crown asked the prisoner
If she was ready to take her trie! p
With beeoa,ipg disdaia she answered,
emo !.' she was told by the clerk she
must give her REASONS why. As ifscorn-
ing to- hold coDversatinn with the fel-
low, she thus addressed his lordship
s'My Lord, | wont be tried here at all:
III be tried by my lord E." The
sir1p;ieity OF the woman, coupled with
the we'll kuawD character Of E.
caused roar Of laughter IN the court
which even the bench could not resist
Baron g., with his usual miIdDess
was about 10 explain the ihpb.sib,IitJ
Of her being tried by the popular Judge
and said he cant Try you---'' when tbs
woman stopped hino short, and, with an
inimitabIe sneer, exclaimed, Cant try
nae ] beg your pardon, my lord, ht
tried me thrice before" She vas tried
however, and for tbs third tdss acquit
fed,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Amusing.

ROADS IAN EngIishman asked an
IFishman it the roads in Ireland were
good. eyes," said the lrishman. so
excellent that / wonder you don't i'm
port some of them to England. We
have the road to love strew ed with ro-
ses; the road 10 matfimony through a
duel; the road to prison through the
courts of law; and the road to the IN
dertaker's through The spothecary's
shop. Shave you any road TO prefer
ments'' "No," said the Irishman, "no.
now; that road, since the union, is re-
moved to England: goa pass through II
to the kings palace, and 4 am told that
at is the dirtiest road in Great Bri-
tain."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Virginia to wit !:

At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office
of the Superior Court Of Cltdncery
for the HincheSter District the first
Monday an James 1921.
James Bell, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Robert Downey and Barbara his wife.
and Thompson Brooke, Administra-
tor of Richard Brooke, deceased.
Defendants.
A HE Defendants not having enter
Z. ed their appearance and given
security according to the Act Of As.
sembly and the Rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
denee, that they are not inhabitants OF
this country: 1t is ordered. That the
said Defendants do appear here on the
FIRST day Of the next term and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some newspaper Published in
Winehesters for two months success
sively, and another copy posted at the
front door of the Court House il the
said town Of Winchester.
A Copy.-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, G. c. G..
limo la
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Once more and l hope the
last time

4 HAVE asked and received not 49,
N let me ask once more and ] hope
not TO ask amiss. I respectfully re-
quest those indebted 10 me TO come for
ward aud make Immediate payment, as
L have pressing & immediate engages
ments to meet, upon which The welfare
ana prosperity of my family depend.
IL those indebted to me eannot disa
chargs their accounts in foil, / hope
they Will, at least, make payment in
part, and trust this invitation will
not be slightly regarded. A eompli.
anee will eblige aad relieve a needy
friend. ADAM KURTZ.
June z3--tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
poericaI.
FEMALE HONOR.

By MOORE.
Tho moral hay to virtue due,
y write fair excellence. TO you.
Truth. under fiction, L inpars,
To weed ous folly from the heart;
And show the path that led astrsy,
The wand'rios Dynph from Wisdom's way
IT'S Of widow, maid, and wife,
That honor 10 womsn's tsfs;
Too frssile' sex who only clam
A being IN the breath of fame;
Which tainted not abe quick ming gales
That sweep Sabea's 'sp,ey wales,
Nor al the healing sweets restore
That breathe along Judea's shore.
A traveller, fine chance to stray,
May find sgain tho long lost -Wsy;
Polluted streams again run pure,
And deepest wcunds admit of cure,
But woman no redemption knows;
The wounds Of honor never close.
II once her feeble bark recede,
Or desiate from the course decreed;
In vein she seeks some distant shore,
Her herald, Folly, fiies before;
The frowning ports against her close,
And shut the wanderer from repose.
Is there no penance to atone,
Even for slight error p-None,
Whatever fills the teemins sphere
OF humid earth and ambient air
With renovation, 10 induced,
And formed to fall aud rise renewed;
The stars no fixed duration know,
Wild ocean Gibbs again to flow;
The sun that mourns approaching night.
Refu!grns spriogs with newborn tight;
The moon repletes her waning face,
More brilliant from his late disgrace.
And must peer woman then disowu,
That change to which world il prone;
Must she in constant brightness shine,
And ne'er like sud or moon decline
Alone forever bright Pts this
What we demand of women:-Yes.
For should the spark of vestsl fire,
In some ungusrded hour expire;
Shall the black clouds of conscious night,
Dim. of your future days, the light;
Shall honor's thoughts no more return;
Shall virtues fame no longer burn;
No more the ravag.d garden blow,
With spring succeeding blos.oms-No
Pity may gtieve, but not restore,
And woman falPs-to rise no more.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
JOHN SCOTT.
Lees Worm LoZenges,

The proprietor has now the pleasure of
stating that the following case came under
MS immsdlate observation. His little daueh.
ter about years ole, appeared very visibly
TO 'o'e her flesh, no particular csuse could be
gwen tor her thus p,n'ng away, she was at
length taaeh with fsvers, which, with other
symptoms led him to believe she had worms.
he gave her adose of Lees LozeDges, which
brought away incredible as it may appear:
Two worms, We one fifteen and the other
tn'rteea inches in length, each three-fourths
of an inch round.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Coverlet Weaving.

GIVING 10 the reduced prices of
AEthe market, the subscriber tSs
lowered his prices 10 the following
standard, viz: double Coverleis Of
double yarn 82; dsnble CoverIe,s Of
single yarn 81 90: Single Coveriets,
Connterpsins, Diaper, Carpetipg &c.
&c. proporiionslly low.
RICHARD SLOAN.
Mill Greek, Hampsbire1
County, July 7--6t,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
PREVENTION
BETTER THAN CUR z.
LEES
Famous Ant-BiliOus Pills.

it 10 not indeed presuD ptSousIy proposed
IS an iniallibie cure, bst the Proprietor has
every possible reason that can result from en-.
tensivc experience, for belle wing that dose
OF these pills, taken once every two weeks,
during the prevalence Of BILIOUS. VEL.
Low AMI MALlG NANT FEVERS. viii
nader ,hs blessing OF Providence, prove an
infallible preventative and further, that in
he first stages Of those diseases their use will
vety generally succeed in sestorips health
They are admirably adapted to carry off
supsrfiuous bile, and to prevent Ice morbid
secse,ions-so restore appetite, 9 regular ha-
bit Of the body, promote q free Precipitation,
and thereby prevent colds 20 often attended
with fatal consequences TO the lives of thou.
sands. -
aePease inquire Tor "LEES ANTI.
BILIOUS PILLS, with the signature of
NOAH RlDGELY,
(iate Michael Lee g. Co,
lHr. Nooh Ridgefy--ror Two months
past have been afflicted with violent sick
ness At the stcmsch, and inclination to vomit
and loss Of appetite. BY ticking two doses Of
your pills, ain restored to a perfect state OF
health, which induced my wife TO try them
al,o, which WAS attended with the same good
effects, being now able to attend TO her do.
nestle concerns. In my opinion this medi>
clue IS uneqoalled in stomach and bowel com.
plants, sot being attended with that gripping
pain common to other medicines.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
FOR SALE.

A NEGRO BOY and GIRL about
IN the age Of 10. Payment may be
made by assuming a debt due TO The
Farmers' Bank Oh accommodation. A
HOUSE AND LOT, 10 the Borough
OF winchester, will also be sold upon
the same terms. For further ipfor-
nation apply 10 the Editor oftbe Ca
zette, June1S.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
A PIN.

r A cause was lately tried, which ORR
ginsseG 10 dispute about pair Of
smsll clothes; The judge, Who was a
noted punsieT, observed Il wssyshe FIRST
time, he bad ever known snit made
out ofa pair Of breaches.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
Mdrket-Styeet, Ftii's Point.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for
the ITCH.

arrahted TO cure by one application, free
from Mercury or any perpicious ingredient
This vegetable remedy is so mild, vet effica.
c'ous, tbatit may be used with the utmost
safety on the mosi delicate pregnant lady, or
on child Of a weak old.
Lees Ague and Fevcr.Drops.
The proprietor is 10 possession of a erea,
room, can only give the following recent and
extraordinary one.
kins.
Mr.. Noah Ridgelg,
"Dear Friend ] have sold vial of your
Lees Ague and Fever Drops to gentleman
10 this place, which cured him in tao 6ays.
"Steu6enOilie. Ohio, AprH 6, 1920"
Lees grand Restorative and
Nervous Cordial.
mos. valuable medicine for great and
general debility, nervous disorders, loss of an.
petite, Sc: &c.s
Lees Essence and Extracts of
Mustard an iafalible remedy for sprain,
bruises, Rheuma,isn,, nnmbnes., ehiiblain.,
&c. &c.
Mr.. Noah Ridgely,
Sir-lt is with great pleasure and sstisfac.
ton onai inform ynu Of the W wonderful! cure
performed on me by Jour truly excellent, Es.
sence OF Mustard. | have been SO greatly af.
fi'cted with rheumatic pains, 90 to lose enr
trejy The use Of NY right leg, thigh and hip:
indeed it extended to my shoulder-By the
use OF the bottle purchased of you. I am
perfectly cured. Yop are at liberty 10 pub.
iish this great cure for the benefit of those
persons suffering under this dreadful Attic.
ton. Yours with es,eem
THOMAS WOOTON,
Jsco miles on the Washington road.
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, rem
dering the skin delicately s6f, and smooth
improving the complexion.
Lees Indian Vegetable Spe-
cihc, certain and effectual cure for the
veneral end gonorrbes.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
which give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth Powder,
which clean'es end beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
certain cure for sore eyes,
Lees Anodyne Elixir,
for the cure Of heed aches.
Lees Corn Plaster,
for removing ADD destroying Corns.
S.sThey are sold by
NOAH RIDGELY, Proprietor.
No. 6S, Hanover street, Baltimore.
And by his appoints eni, by
WILLIAM MILLER, Druggist,
Winchester.
WhOihas just received fresh supply from
Baltimore.
sTLplesse TO observe that none can be
Lees Genuine Family Medicine without the
signature Of the proprietor.
Noah Ridgely,
Late Michael Ice and Co.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-07-14
LEES Elixir.

II souereign remedy TOR colds. Obstinate
coughs, cafdrras, asthmos, sore throats.
ana approaching coasumpfions.
mr. Noah Raogety- 1 was attacked with
most violent COLI, a severe coue and main.
IN The breast, which continued TO grow
worse; during whilh my appetite failed, and
my voice altered 50 much, that it was with
tne utmost exertion could pronounce sin.
gle sentence !oudetthan my breath. Some
OF my friends having observed to me that
much good had been lone by the use of Lees
Elixir, ADVISED ma to procure butte, which
accordingly did. andto those persons unac.
qualnted with the meras of this medicine. +,
WIN appear astonishing, that three doses
should remove the pains in my breast, and
The uss OF one bottle restored me to perfec
heaAn. Yours with respect,
Z. a mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27
~ ash. C.. Cdz,
LArEsr FpnM cA11.An

BY The arrival of the ship Hannibal Sag arbor from
the coast Of PATAGONIA, have been received con-
rInng The intelligence of the part Of boats
crew belonging the Macedonian, in the port of Caao
The Hannibal while sea, lat % 20 South long. 81 IL
West, spoke the ship Panter, Austn of Boston, bound to
Gibraltar by whom the above information given Capt
Austin represented thar he left Csllao with AL the other
neutral vessels yiog in port, consequence Of discri
inmate hre being opened upoa them by tie Spanish batteries,
and that the day after the capture Of the Spanish rgate by
Lord Cochrane, boat from the u S. frigaie Macedonian
was fired into by the Spanish sod4rs several MT, ktd
attempting land. II added that the vicrroy ri
Lima ordered nm for Capt Downs, AID coniucte;
him on Bard his slip No blame, however, appcas
been attached by Captain Austin Cocran or any
of bis men on this unfortunate OCCASION Nat yidu.
WHALE FISHERY--Ilfs department of commerce
appears TO have been very successful during last season
The Hannibal, arrived sag Hsrbor from The eosst of
Patagonia, has brought bbs al and she spoke h
the slip Midas st having 100 hb Laura with
$50 bbls SPERM The ship Nelson a'si spoken with
few days her en-, a. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27
1MroRraNr svENr.

Aarneybo, which by the armis,ice Of 10Th
eftin coamon to both parties oind the patriot cause on
the 27h Of January, hoistvd the Gag and proclaimed the
government of Colombia. This is greet moment.
il gives command Of all the channels intercourse and
trade with the republic to the independents AL grand
arteries held By the Patriots:
The ornoco. with which the Casanare opens the wsp
from the Atlantic Cundlnamarca ;e Lake of Marcay
bo, central key which with the Sula, leads TO Cueae
(wherr the General Congress iu sso y the sIag
dslea and Cauca, and farther the river Aicato
which forms te Gulf of Darien land hc Of I'll.
Pacific, the rivers San Juan, Pia Cuayaqu
which last denbogues in the gulf of the NAME All
these and hundreds Of minor will bear the rich
freight OF the richest country OH the giole.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27
Desfructive Fire m porfsmouth


NORFOLK. March 2l.-lt IS w,fh deco
concern, aud llvcIy sympathy for The
sufferers by The calamity which has be.
fallen our sister town, thai we announce
The occurrence Of destructive fire in
Portsmouth,, ,his morning, which has
laid considerable part Of that town i'm
asbes.-Thc fire broke out about quar-
ter before O'Clock IN The kitchen OF The
iesrnieUt, ~, or The one next TO, The
corner OF Main aud Market Streets, and
HE flames spread with uncomfortable ra.
pldny 10 the market house and The ada.
cent houses, sweeping in their desoIaiing
career every building from The corner.
along The East side Of Market street 10
Mr.. Bows dwelling incIu sive down
Market Street 10 Water 81. aud thence,
with the exception OF Two buildings Of
little value, over The whole extent below.
from Nam Street 10 the rlver-compsise
ing IN all between 80 aud 40 feneDents.
FfOm Mr. BlUw's 10 Tie lower end of
alaiD Street the houses we're saved ONLY
by great eserlion. The house Of M.
LeckIe, on The Ferry Street, also escap.
cd. The whence OF the wind. which, was
boNiDg al The tine q peffect gale FROM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27
GREAT FIRE Ar SURlNAM.

SALEM, MsrehI7.-A rr,ped atfhis port +,
this forenoon tie brig Cynthia, Ifoines 80
days frOm .Snria0m Captain ~ states ihat
tie fire at Pardmaribo tDas greater than be-
fore reported Tie moa popuiOus part of
Me toion Was lid III ashes. Tie destruction
iaeOlred atmoI eE he puzzle and eiegan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27
BONES FlC.

ssssss....s.s.ss..
1, IS said that Governor King Of Maine. Ar. Lirtrmor
of New Hampshire and Timothy Piiin of Connecticut
are candidates for the Office Of Commissioner under tbo
Spanish treaty. There three Commissioners to b. ap.
pointed, 5000 dolls. ~ p ann each! m Y Com Adv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27

FOREIGN.

LA1EST FROM ENGLAND.
sew YORK March 20 The regular trad
ing fast-saiiiUe ship Ann Maria, Captain Wai-
hWsob, cane into pon yesterday, in pas
ssge o. 80 days from Liverpool during which
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms bscribtion-S3 perannum, payable
in adoance. Subscribers who do not comply
With this condition will be subject to an add
tional charge at the rate Is per cent. per an
nun for the time of delay. A failure to give
notice of wish to discontinue at the end Of
each term will be considered as new en-
gagement. No paper to be discontinued (un-
lessat the option the Editor) until all arrear-
ages shall have been paid.
advertisements, not exceeding square, will
be inserted for 81 for the first, and so centsfor
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise.
ments in the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

A Mr.. Bailey, of East Marlborough,
Penn. has invented moving machine,
which has been put into operation in the
presence of number Of spectators, and
cut grass very neatly, at the rate of one
acre in So minutes. The form of the
scy,he is circular, about five and half
inches in diameter, and put in motion by
wheels, and the whole moved by one or
two horses, harnessed as in cart.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-09

New 7HresAing Machine.--Robert
Bcarc, lately from England has built for
VIM. Bibble, Of New-Jersey, a machine
for threshing wheat, rye, oats, or buck
wheat, which he considers of great adj
vantage to the farming interest of the
country. His machine will thresh 100
sheaves of wheat or rye in from 20 to
80 minutes. 1t is turned by two horses,
and costs about 200 dollars.sa
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

/. Panctuality is the life Of business. -
From an essay under The above title in
southern print, we make the following
extract for our own benefit.
"Perhaps it may not be amiss to re-
member the Printer in my discourse. He
is in very difficult and disagreeable sit
uation. He trusts every body, he knows
not whom; his money is scattered every
where, he hardly knows where to look
for ii. His paper, his ink, bis presses,
and his types, his labor and his living,
ali must be punctually paid for. You,
Mr.. -, and Mr. -, aud Mr.. -,
and Mr.. 49,, and hundred others that
/ could name, have taken Mr.. IS pa
per great while, you and your wives
and your children, and neighbours, have
been amused and informed, and hope
improved BY Il; if you miss one paper
yon think very hard Of The printer Or the
post for it, for you had rather 60 without
your dinner than without your paper
Have You ever complied with the condi-
ton Of subscription ]? Have you taken
as much pains 10 furnish the printer with
his money as he has to furnish you with
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
woaTHv OF IMITATION.

At a respectable Grammar School al
Walnut Hills, Ohio each male pupil is
furnished with lot Of ground, which he
culivates as garden, ID the hours of
recess Of the school. The committee or
trustees pro fem. the superintendent Of
the school, and the parents Of The children,
jointly, determine the quantity and stu
alton Of the plat for each scholar.
Female scholars will be furnished with
room for the cotton and woollen wheel,
and such other active employment as shall
he agreed on as above. In both cases
amusing recreation is the principal object;
aud, for this purpose, the product Of the
labor of each pupil snail be his or her
own, to dispose Of at his or her option
with the advice ofihe parents and teacher.
A superintendent of each department
Of the sexes, in the hours Of recess, will
be employed by the trustees, and under
the general superintendent Of the school.
aurora.