Concerning the call of the chairman of the maalschap to meet, a meeting was held where a complaint was brought forth in name of Jan Brunema, in which he states that he was accused of shoving peat in the private fields of the courtyard Rasinck. But in his view, he can prove that those fields weren’t the private property of Rasinck but common lands. So he requests the chairman of the maalschap and [goedheren] to help him, which shall be done. A committee consisting of  hereditary chairman of the mark, lord H.J.Nos, Ant. Perizonius, and G.J.Droghorn. Who have been ordered to investigate the land and gather the necessary information and report their findings at the meeting, so it can be resolved there.