That infirm persons unfit for any work, shall, as hitherto, be maintained on the
 estates where they are domiciled, and to be attended to by their next relations.

 That parents or children of such infirm persons shall not remove from the estate,
 leaving them behind, without making provision for them to the satisfaction of the
 owner, or of the magistrate.

 That laborers unable to attend to work on account of illness, or on account of
 having sick children, shall make a report to the manager, or any other person in
 authority on the estate, who, if the case appears dangerous, and the sick person
 destitute, shall cause medical assistance to be given.

 That all sick laborers willing to remain in the hospital during their illness, shall
 there be attended to, at the cost of the estate.

 18th. If a laborer reported sick, shall be at any time found absent from the estate
 without leave, or is trespassing about the estate, or found occupied with work requiring
 health, he shall be considered skulking and wilfully absent from work.

 When a laborer pretends illness, and is not apparently sick, it shall be his duty to
 prove his illness by medical certificate.

 19th. Pregnant women shall be at liberty to work with the small gang as
 customary, and when confined, not to be called on to work for seven weeks after their
 confinement.

 Young children shall be fed and attended to during the hours of work at some
 proper place, at the cost of the estate.

 Nobody is allowed to stay from work on pretence of attending a sick person,
 except the wife and the mother in dangerous cases of illness.

 20th. It is the duty of the managers to report to the police any contagious or
suspicious cases of illness and death; especially when gross neglect is believed to
have taken place, as when children have been neglected by their mothers, in order
that the guilty person may be punished according to law.

 21st. The driver or foreman on the estate, is to receive in wages four and a half
dollars monthly, if no other terms have been agreed upon. The driver may be
dismissed at any time during the year with the consent of the magistrate. It is the duty
of the driver to see the work duly performed, to maintain order and peace on the estate
during the work, and at other times, and to prevent and report all offences committed.
Should any laborer insult, or use insulting language towards him during, or on account
of the performance of his duties, such person is to be punished according to law.