The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-25
Quarantine Regulations.
Board Of Health, Newport, Sept. 20, 1881

Board Of Health, Newport, Sept. 20, 1881
1THE Board Of Health upon information re.
ceived Of the prevalence of the
CHOLERA at st. Petersburg, and else
where in the North of Europe, have deemed
It expedlent to subject all vessels coming
from the Baltic, the Levant, Gulf of Venice.
or any place in the Mediterranean Sea, or any
other place in the passage from which i, is
necessary to pass the 9th deg. of East lon
gtude, as calculated from Greenwich, and
places know or suspected to be infected with
the above named disease, TO quarantlne; and
they do hereby order that all vessels arriving
at the port of Newport. from any of the
places above mentioned, be ordered by the
Health Officer to the Quarantine Ground
And further order, Tha: all vessels arriving
at said port Of Newport, coastwse from any
place in the United States, or the British
possessions in America, laden in whole or in
part with articles imported from the above
places, shall also be carried to the quare ntine
ground, there to remain until further orders
from this Board.
The Health Officer is directed to order
all vessels subject to quarantine as above,
Immediately to the quarantine ground. and
order color placed the sbrouds to be kept
there until she be discharged from quaran d.
tine, without going on board said vessel, and
make report forthwith to the President of
this Board.
Pilots meeting with vessels coming into
port from places where cholera is said to
prevail, are directed to pilot them to the
Quarantine ground without going ON board
tor that purpose; any pilot or pilots who shall
presume TO 60 on board contrary TO these
regulations he or they will be kept on board
said vessel during her quarantine.
That no person on board of any vessel ar
irving from either of the ports or places
mentioned in the first section of these re.
gulations, shall leave said vessel after she
enters the harbor of Newport, on the ponal-
ty prescribed in the fourth section of ian
act appointing the several Town Councils of
this State, Boards of Health Ex officio.
All persons are hereby forbid going on
board Of any vessel arriving in the horbor Of
Newport from either of the ports or places
aforementioned, on the penalty Of being kept
on board said vessel until she shall be dis.
charged from quarantine.
That if the master or other person having
the charge Of any vessel arriving at this part,
shall evade or attempt to evade any law of
the State, or any regulation Of the Board of
Health, by making q false representation to
the Health Officer, as may respect the length
ofthe passage, or the health oi the people on
board at the time Of arrival, or at any time
during the voyage, such master or other
person shall pay fine not exceeding three
hundred dollars, nor less than one hundred
dollars.
II shall be, and hereby s. made the duty Of
the Health Officer to inform of all violations
Of the foregoing regulations which may
come to his knowledge, and IL he shall neg.
lect or violate any Of the duties q, described
to him by the laws Of the State, or by tho
regulations of this Board, or permit a,
other person to violate the same, he shall
pay fine Of one hundred dollars, and be
dismissed from Office.
Ordered, That the aforegoing regulations
be published three weeks in all the papers
printed in this town, and Q copy Of them
handed by the Health Officer to the com.
msnding officer Of every quarantine vessel
for his government.
BY order.
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