It has been decided that those goods that have been taxed and about which goods no objections have been made, will be sold and settled with the previous sales of 1745 and 1758 and 1759; as well as all pennies hereof belonging to the marke; and that those ones having objections against this, showing from the [notes in the] margin of the list of taxed goods, will have to provide their proof to the hands of the chairman of the assembly of the mark and to the commissioned gentlemen within a period of 6 weeks from this date on, in order to make a final decision on this matter at the next meeting of the inheritors, being on November 16th of this year [1763]. And to deal with this matter, the land agents Boumeester and Fabius have been added to the gentlemen of the commission. Furthermore, the aforementioned gentlemen, the chairman of the assembly of the marke and the commissioned members, have been requested to investigate winch peasants farms of the inheritors could be sold, creating the most profit for the marke.