In answer to filed complaints, regarding smallhold farmers keeping several gaggle of geese, causing damage to the common, this damage also being caused by the herding and grazing of sheep, the inheritors present have decided and understood, that the smallhold farmers and inhabitants of cabins will be cautioned to get writ of their geese within a determined period of time. After this period has ended, the cattle pounders will club to death all geese to be found with the smallhold farmers, with the inhabitants of cabins, with those not having user rights of the common. Also, all geese that will be found on the brook, regardless whether these geese will be owned by share-owners, by smallhold farmers, or by people from outside of the mark, will be clubbed or shot. Also all sheep that will be found on the brook after Saint-Peter's-Day (Feb. 22) and before Saint-Martin's-Day (Nov. 11) will be penned in. The owners of the penned-in sheep will not only have to pay the fee for penning in, but also the fine stated in the markeboek.