[E.B. O'Callaghan (ed.) (1856)] ^'"'agllSt"'""'^ Whereas we have this day deputed some Lords from our Assembly, to hear and Nethlrrand"" '^^'^ cxamine you and the committee from the principal stockholders on the one side, and the Patroons, planters in New Netherland on the other side, respecting the differences which have arisen; with authority afterwards to determine the said differences as they, by plurality of votes, shall find most agreeable to justice. And the 22'' instant having been fixed and appointed by our commissioners for that business; we have therefore resolved to notify you thereof, requesting that your delegates, together with the authorized principal stockholders, may be here at the Hague on the evening of the 21" instant, with full powers and instructions, in order to appear on the following day before our Commissioners above mentioned, who will then proceed to business. Wherein fail not. Done IS"-May, 1634. 70 NEW-YORK COLONIAL MANUSCRIPTS. States General to the Patroons of JVew Netherland. [ From the Minute in the Royal Archives at the Hague; File, Wmt Tndie. ] To Mr. Michiel Pauw, Lord of Achtienhoven, Co-Patroon ia New Netherland. The IS"" May, 1634. The States. '^^'' cTrnpany"'^'" Whereas we have this day deputed some Lords from our Assembly, to hear thePatrooMofNew and examine you and the other interested patroons, planters of the Colonies in Blommert, laSeurick utmei.