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labourers and workmenwith sellerswarehousses and lofts
at ane moderate and easie pryce to be payed by the saids per-
sonesand incase any burgar or other inhabitant shall demand
of the saids merchands unreasonable rathesthe magistratts of
the city shall moderate the samenand the hyre of the la
bourers and workmen shall be payed according to the rates,
that shall be agreed upon by the Conservator and magistratts
of this toun, to be sett doun in ane table, to be made and
published for that purpose, of the wages to be payed for the
sleddswaggons and workmenas also of the scout-boattsby
watter goeing and coming from this toun to Midelburghthat
the labourers and workmen may be holden to observe and keep
the same inviolable conforme to the tenor hereof, the master
of the slcout-boatts to be lyable for any damnage, susteaned
betuixt Midelburgh and Campheer. And all merchandizing
goods, unlivered out of the Scotts shipps, shall be caried and
transported off the shoir in the winter befoir thrie hours in the
aftirnoon and in summer before sex hours at night. And if
any of the saids labourers or workmen shall committ any in
civility be word or dead to any merchands, factors, skippers,
mariners or other persones, belonging to the Scotts staple, the
magistratts shall furthwith caus such to be punished according
to the demerite of the fact. And incase any of the goods
and wairsbelonging to the saids merchantscomes to susteane
any damnage or loss by the inadvertancewillfullnes and
delay of the cran-mastershis substitute or his servants, by
him employed for the loadning and unloadning of shipps, the
cran-masters shall be oblidged to make good the said damnage
and loss so occasioned, and incase of refuseall shall be thereto
compelled by the magistratts: also the workmen and sladers
shall be oblidged to make good all damnages and losses, that
shall happen to merchands-goods throw thair default.
10 n*). And for the better accomodation of the Scotts na-
Vgl. 1612 art. 11 en 12; 1668 art. 9.
