It has been determined that the house of Miss Anna Greve, the former schultin, widow of the late Jacob Blomendaell, as well as the surrounding garden and lands, belong to the common and therefore belong to the inheritors of the common, but the use of these premises without the obligation to pay any fee has been granted to her out of friendship for as long as she will live; in order to remember the fact these premises belong to the common, she will donate as a reminder a mengel wine at the assembly of the inheritors, for as long as she will live. This has been granted on the condition she will not hinder the leaseholders of the inheritors owning the fields adjacent to her premises in using the paths across her premises, nor will she hinder the driving of animals across her premises, nor will she hunt them, hit them, or chase them with dogs; nor will she dig any ground form the common , be it in either a small or in a large amount; offence to be punished by revoking the aforementioned privileges.