Acknowledging that the town and its neighbours have bought out of their own substance the ovens and mills and other rents that the said Don Luis and Donna Leonor had in this town and its districts, and that it is fair that they enjoy all and they should be exempted from other burdens, we declare and order that, once paid the fifteen thousand ducados, the town and its neighbors shall be free from everything from then onwards they obtain out of the said ovens and mill. And, by means of these regulations, we apply [the money] for the payment of the taxex  ['cuarteles' and 'alcabalas'] due to the King and Emperor and the succeeding kings, and that the present or future majors, jurys, neighbours and council are not allowed to use or spend the said rent or part of it in other expenses [different than the above indicated ones], but the rent shall be kept in perpetuity under the power of the rentkeeper or appointed person, and if the rents were higher, that shall be spent for the benefit of the republic of the said towns and tis neighbours.