The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-06-02
Manufactures apd trade.
Commercial transactions.


8. Commercial transactions.
4. Domestic economy: comprehendng the
arrangements for heating, ,ventilating, light
ing, cleaning and keeping in repair dwell
ling-houses and public buildings of the
village; the arrangements connected with
the public Kitchens and dining halls; those
for the furnishing of clothes, linen, and
furniture, and for washing and dying; and
the management of the dormitorics.
S. Health, or the medical superintendent
of the sick, including arrangements to
prevent contagion OF sickness.
6. Police, including the lighting and cleans
ing the square; the repairing of the roads
and walks; guarding against fire and the
protection Of the property Of the commu-
nitv from external depreciation.
Z. Education, or the formation of charac-
ter from infancy: to this department will
also belong the devising the best means OF
recreation.
XI. That, for the general snperintend-
ence of these departments, the COMMITTEE
appoirt subcommittee from their own NUM-
Der, or from the other members OF society;
each of the sub committees shall lay week
" report before the committee, to be exam
irsed and passed, with such observations as
may be deemed necessary.
XII That, should there not be, at first,
a sufficient number of persons in the commu-
nifty, fully competent to the management OF
the different branches of industry, which 1t
may be desirable to establish, the committee
be empowered to engage the assistance OF
skilful practical men from general society.
XIII. That, in regulating the employ
meuts ofthe members according to their aGc,
abilities, previous requirements, and sltua-
tion in life, the committee pay every regard
to the inclinatons of each, c0asistcnt with
the general good; and that the employment
be SO ordered as to permit every Individual
who may be SO disposed, to occupy part OF
his time in agriculture.
Great facilities will be afforded to agrlcul-
turc BY the power which the. comnu'hty
will always possess of calling out an extra
number of hands, at those times and sea-
SONS when it is of the utmost Importance
to have additional aid.
XIN. That, as under the proposed ar
rangcments, every invention tor the abridS-
mcnt of human labour will bring an M
crease of benefit to all, it be primary OBJ
ject with the cot2mtte to introduce, to the
utmost practical extent, all those modern
scientific Improvements, which if rightly
applied, are calculated to render manuel Ia
Dor, only healthy and agreeable exercise.
Nv. That the first o5iect of the commu-
nity be to produce a full supply Of the ne
cessaries and comforts Of life for domestic
consumption; aud. as far as localities will
permit, directly from tlleir own land and la
Dor.
XVI. That, in regard to domestic con-
sumption, each member Of the community
Shall Be fully supplied with the ncccssarics
and comforts Of life.
XVII. That, within the community, ali
the members BE in equal risG.s and privilc-
ges, according to their respective ages.
NNili. That, 20 avoid the evils arising
from system Of credit, the commercial
transactions OF the community be conduct
"a for ready money or batter, only; that
these transactions, on >he part OF the com
munity, be always performed in good faith,
and without the slightest attempt TO deceive
buyer " seller; and that. when any indiyid-
uals with whom they deal, show DISPOSE
tion 10 impose upon the community, Ill deal
ings with such individuals shall from that
time cease. { To Dc concluded III our next. J