And at first, having discussed the debt of the estate of Ter Aest, having concluded that the estate ows the inheritors 70 guilders for the years until April [16]45 and 1 [pond] for the years of [16]46, [16]47, [16]48, [16]49, and [16]50, adding up to a total amount of 100 guilders and an additional amount of 5 lambs. Inckluding the year [16]36 and deducting all that may have been paid already, it has been decided that the possessions of the farmer should be impounded for that fine and he should be prohibited to drive any animals, in accordance to the resolution of July 10th, 1647.