The lord fiscal Tienhoven reports to have heard that the English have decided to deprive us of Long Island.
8. Dirck van Schelluyne appointed as marshal; including his commission and instructions annexed thereto.
19. Gijbert van Imburgh permitted to establish a raffle of books.
23. Harmen van Hoboocken appointed as precentor.
25. Protest of the fiscal Cornelis van Tienhooven against some usurpers near Marten Gerritsz Bay.
28. Johan de Deckere, supercargo on the ship Swarten Arent, admitted as notary.
31. Protest of the fiscal Tienhoven against Tomas Pell.
39. Jan Hicx allowed to marry again.
59. Johan de Deckere appointed as provisional commissary of Fort Orange.
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97. For the repair of the [ ] works resolved to request from the inhabitants the means thereto, and to [ ] the unwilling.
106. The inhabitants of Midwout are ordered to concentrate their houses.
121. Protest against Jan Rijsingh.
125. Reply of Jan Rijsingh to the foregoing protest.
130. Remonstrance to the high and mighty lords, the States General.
135. The same to the lords burgomasters of the city of Amsterdam.
139. Also to the honorable lords directors.
144. Acknowledged that the former Swedish director Johan Rijsingh received the bills of exchange pursuant to the capitulation.
149. Some propositions of the lord general concerning incidents with the Indians etc., and recommendations thereon.
171. Commission for Jan Paul Jacquet.
173. Conditions upon which it was resolved to farm out the tappers’ excize.
[ 178 ] [ ] George Baxter held in the prison of this city until further orders from the fatherland.
180. Commission for the provost marshall Israel Benson.
185. Instructions for Jan Paul Jacquet.
205. Copy of a petition presented to the lords directors for Brian Nuton.
236. Some proposals made by the lord general indicating that it is important that orders be enacted on the conventicles, that no armed Indians be allowed to come to our farms, and that no Indian guns be repaired etc.
244. Dirck Crijnen appointed as provost marshal.
245. Pieter Tonneman appointed as schout and secretary for Midwout etc.
318. Resolution to expel those of Westchester etc.
318. What instructions were given to the deliverers thereof.
323. Resolution to detain the English brought in from Westchester.
329. Charge of the lord fiscal against the [ English ] and what was ordered thereon.
335. Petition for those of Westchester and the reply thereon whereby they are allowed to continue there under certain conditions.
336. Petition of some English for permission to settle at Rustdorp.
341. Nomination of the settlers of Westchester from which some have been appointed; to which is attached some other petitions of the aforesaid settlers.
354. Mattheus de Vos appointed as notary.
378. Resolution to send the ensign Smith to the South River to learn why the Swedish ship the Mercurius has not come up pursuant to orders.
