Circular N° 9. Recordando las disposiciones relativas al servicio domestico.

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The image contains a news item about The Domestic Police in New Granada has rules and regulations that must be followed, such as Ordinance 17 of October 2, 1853, which addresses urban police. This ordinance prohibits harmful animals from being walked on the streets and requires that they be kept clean and free of obstacles. It also sets standards for markets and the quality of products sold. Domestic service contracts between masters and servants must be in writing and must be fulfilled by both parties. Minors can only serve others up to the age of eighteen, unless there is a specific contract or special circumstances are demonstrated. Furthermore, it is prohibited to admit slaves without written permission. In the event of a slave's escape, the corresponding wages and penalties must be paid. These rules are applied in the districts to maintain order and security in the community. News published in the Repertory on March 12, 1853