Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-27

and the time and places where they shall
be landed, and nothing shall be taken
out of such vessel without his permis-
sion.
/ 9th. That all the directions of the
President or Health officer, relative to
the cleansing of the vessels, and the
clothing and other articles on board, shall
be strictly complied with by the officers
and crew; and the commander shall be
answerable Tor any breaches or viola
tons Of said directions, by the people on
board.
9th. That the President shall deter
mine at what distance from the Asylum
OH Coasters -Harbor-Island, the Quar-
antine vessels shall be placed so that the
health Of the Poor that may be lodged
in the Asylum may not at any time be
in the remotest degree endangered by
such vessel.
10th. That the President shall not per-
init any sailed or dried hides, or horns,
that are in a putrid state, to be landed in
the compact part of the town.
1lth. That all orders and instructions
Of the President, for carrying these Reg
ulations into effect, shall be in writing,
and returned by the Health Officer to
the clerk of this board, to be by him
placed on file in his Office.
10Th. That no vessel arriving at this
port with merchandise taken on board at
Staten Island, or from Oh board any YES
sci at the quarantine ground at New
York, shall be permitted to enter the
harbor of Newport, but shall be taken to
the quarantine ground by the health Of
ficer, and shall be detained not less than
l5 days, or until discharged by order Of
this board.
18th. That any person violating any
Of the aforesaid regulations, or refusing
or neglecting to comply with any written
instructions given by the President, by
virtue of the aforesaid regulations, shall
on conviction thereof before any COM
petent Court, be fined sum not exceed
ing $3.50, nor less than $40, or be i'm
prisoned not exceeding six months, at
the discretion of the Court.
18th. That if the master or other per-
son having charge of any vessel arriving
at this port, shall evade or attempt to e.
wade any law of the State, or any regu.
lations of the Board of Health in rela- =
ton to quarantine vessels, by making a
false representation to said board, or the
President thereof, as may respect the
length of the passage from the last port
or as respects the health of the people
on board, at the time OF arrival, or at
any time during the voyage, such mas
ter or other person shall pay fine not
exceeding $3.50, nor less than $50.
18th. 1t shall be the duty Of the health
officer to cause the matches of all vessels
detained at the quarantine ground, while
they remain there, to be kept open from
sunrise to sunset, to promote free cir
culation Of the air.
10th. That it shall be and hereby is
made the duty of the heath-office to in.
form of all violations of the foregoing
regulations, which NAV come to his know.
ledge-and if he shall neglect or violate
any of the duties prescribed to him, by
the laws of the State, or by the regula-
tons of this board, or shall permit any
other person to violate the same, he shall
pay fine of 500.
| 18th. That the foregoing Regulations
be published three weeks in the HERALD
OF THE TINES, and copy ofthem hand
ed by the health-officer to the master
Of every quarantined vessel for his gov
ernment. A True Fitness,
! b. B. ROWLAND, elk.