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,:ode, which shall be furnished him by the board of health;
and any pilot refusing or neglecting so to do, or aiding in
landing any passenger or other person contrary to this
code, shall forfeit one hundred dollars for every offence.
Art. 10. All persons other than those who have paid
hospital money, who may be conveyed to the quarantine
hospital shall be liable to pay for the expenses of their attendance
and support, to be recovered in the name of the
said hospital, or said board of health.
CHAP. IV.
Of the suras to be paid by each vessel and person arriving" in the
ports ot Pensaeola and St. Augustine.
Art. 1. Every vessel arriving by sea from any part of
the United States or from the ports of Spain, or her colonies
direct, laden only with the productions of Spanish
growth or manufactories, shall pay—viz.—If of one
hundred and sixty tons or upwards, six dollars; if under
one hundred and sixty and above one hundred tons, five
dollars, if under one?i>undred tons, three dollars, for every
voyage, excepting the -vessels from the States of Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and
South Carolina, shall not pay oftener than once in three
months.
Art. 2. Every vessel arriving from any other port,
shall pay, if of one hundred and sixty tons or upwards,
ten dollars, if under one hundred ahd« sixty tons and
above one hundred, six dollars; if under one hundred
tons, threedollars.
Art. 3. Every master of a vessel arriving by sea from
a port in the United States; snalf pay for himself one and
a half dollars; for every seaman or steerage passenger,
one dollar; and if arriving from any other port for himself
and every cabin passenger, two dollars each; for every
seaman and steerage passenger, one and a "half dollar
each; all which sums shall be paid by -the master or consignee
of such vessel fo» the secretary of the board of
health, or such other person as they may appoint; and
the master of every su^cl} vessel so arriving, shall within
twenty four hours after his vessel shall be moored, deliver
at the health office, a true account of the tonnage of his
vessel, the place from which she arrived, and the number
of seamen and passengers brought in said vessel, and
shall pay at the said office the several sums due according
to the second, third and fourth articles of this chapter.
And every master neglecting to make such payment,
or to deliver such account, shall forfeit one hundred dollars,
and if he deliver a false account with intent to de-
fraud, shall forfeit the sum of five hundred dollars.
"What persons—1«
pay nospital exj
penses.
Sums to be paid
by vessels and persons—
U. S. or I
Spanish.
Other vessels.
Quarantine fees
paid by ('apt. for
self, crew tk. passen
gers.
Master refusing.