Charity School of Kendal Superintendent Contracts, 1863 (draft of agreement.)

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  It is agreed this    day of    AD Eighteen Hund
  =dred and Sixty three between the Charity School of Kendal and Adam
  W. Heldenbrand as follows. Said Heldenbrand agrees to serve as
  the Superintendant of said Charity School for the period of Three
  years from the first day of April next.  To furnish such
  pupils as the Trustees may admit to said School with abund-
  ant plain and wholesome food, and with clothing neat and
  comfortable and in kind and quantity sufficient and
  suitable for the season.  Said Heldenbrand further agrees to do
  all the washing, and ironing necessary for the pupils.  And
  at his own cost and expense furnish all the beds, bedding
  and furniture, tools and stock of all sorts that may be necessary
  for the carrying on of the School and Farm.  Also all books
                       which the school will furnish at the Bnk
  stationary lights & fuels except coal,^and such firewood as he may  
  cut and prepare on the woodland of said School. Also all
  medicines and medical and other attendance that may be
  necessary for the pupils and such other necessaries as the health
  and comfort of said pupils may require. It is further under
  =stood that the maximum number of pupils to be admitted
  to said School shall be Thirty of whom as nearly as may
  be one half shall be boys and one half girls.  The said
  Heldenbrand shall instruct in all the branches of a
  good common English education (so far as the capacity
  the pupils may admit) including Reading, Writing, Arithm-
  =etic, Grammar, Geography, vocal Music, history, Natural
  and Moral Philosophy (and for the boys) the rudimentary
  principals of Agriculture.  He shall also teach them the
  principles and habits of personal cleanliness and propriety
 -of industry, good morals and economy.  It is also agreed
  that as a part of their education the boys shall receive instruction