Part 2

and to pursue our justice and the lands taken from us, and by promising it and submitting to this provision, whatever he decides, he will stop at it. And when he grants us that our lands will be returned to us in accordance with our privileges, in return for his work and effort, which he has been doing for a long time, we will first give him the Ilniczek stream with all the hills up to Uście. KHe that for the good of all of us, the citizens of this country, he planned to build a castle in Unik, on the playground in our common pasture, so that he would be more willing to meet our needs, we are giving them this mountain and a clear road to it for the time being. And since all this and all the conditions described above will come true for us and our descendants, we will go and write this record down, without escaping it in any way from the past. And whoever does not do this, will be sued to the city or to the lands of Przemyśl or to Sanok, will have to do enough for land damage. Tenebiturąue praefalus nobilis Łączko Unicki vel eius successores tenebuntur inscriptionem praesentem castrensem sanocensem ex his actis ad acta terrestria premisliensia vel sanocensia intra decursum unius anni alias intra fatalia iuris litteras portare inducere et inscribere similemąue recognitionem facere. Et hoc facere et complere debit cum consensu praedictorum nobilium Unickie, pro quorum ratihabitione praesentibus cavet et se inscribit eosdemąe Unickie ad acta terrestria praefata pro tempore nominato et descripto circa Utteras portionem inscriptionis praesentis personaliter adducere et statuere debet et tenebitur aut successores eius tenebuntur. Qui sic per eundem statuti tenebuntur et quilibet eorum seorsum tenebitur super inscriptionem praesentem consentire similemąue recognitionem facere et eandem in omnibus punctis articuhs approbare et ratificare et hoc sub damnis terrestribus ad simplicem verbi assertionem sine corporali iuramento taxatis iu qualibet condicionem seorsive praefato gso. Nicolao Tarło et eius successoribus, per ipsum Łączko Unicki toties quocies id opus fuerit ad solvendum succumbendo et transgrediendo. Pro quibus damnis terrestribus ratione praemissorum omnium conditionum non completorum citatus ipse Łączko Unicki vel eius successores citati, per ipsum gsum. Nicolaum Tarło veł eius successores, ad iudicium terrestre vel castrense sanocense aut premisliense sive ad officia eadem, extunc recedendo a quibusvis terris districtibusąue omnibus propriis seque cum bonis omnibus et successoribus suis iurisdictioni et iuri huic ad quod modo praemisso citabitur subiciendo plenarie et inviscerando, in primo citationis termino ut in peremptorio stare, parere, respondere ac pro praefatis damnis terrestribus satisfacere tenebitur et tenebuntur, terminum eundum peremptorium et alios causae terminos nulla re exquisita nec colore excogitato neque iudicialiter neque extraiudicialiter vera veł simplici infirmitatibus non differendo, nec pro maiori, nec ad quietationem sibł ullibi recipiendo, abrenunciando nihiłominus iuris omnibus remediis, motionibus, appelationibus et ad easdem prosequendum adcitationibus dilationibusąe universis de jure dari et concedi solitis, bello colloquio generali vel particulari conventionibus terrestribus, regalibus impedimentis quibusvis et restium, bellica expeditione, regaiibus impedimentis quibusvis pena etiam trium aut novem marcarum peccuniae solutionem eorundem damnorum terrestriura non evadendo, praescriptioni terrestri quavis nulla obsłante ac quibusvis generalité, ita ut generalitas specialitati et e contra specialitas generalitali in nullo in praemissis deroget. Nihiląe sibi there ex praemissis quam ałiquid aliud iuridicum et extraiuridicum in subsidium causae suae assumendo, sub solutione eorundem damnorum terrestrium, quibus solutis utique praesenti inscriptioni et obligationi suae satisfacere tenebitur praefatus Łączko Unicki et eius successores tenebuntur tocies, Quocies praefatis Nicolao Tarło et eius successoribus opus fuerit, super quod memoriale positum est. 2. Comparens personaliter coram officio castrensi Sanocensi actisque praesentibus nblis. Masz Mathkowski de terra et districtu samboriensi cavendb in praesens pro ratihabitione aliorum nobilium vicinorum suorum hic absentium ut puta Sieńko, Łączko, Maszik, Andreiowa Sadzanska puerorumąue ipsius Waskowic Thoł item Iwan, Ihnat, Łączko, Petro Popowicz fratrumąue ipsius Michalkowiętha item Petri Tymkowicz IWatkowskich ac se pro eisdem in omnibus bonis suis inscribendo, cum sufTicientiąue mandateo ab omnibus suprascriptis nobilibus missus, recedendo a terris iuribus ac districtibus suis quibusvis propriis et se una cum bonis generalliter omnibus, nullis peaitus exceplis succumbensque suis, praesenli iurisdictioni castrensi sanocensi quo ad actum hunc plenarie incorporando ac subiciendo, sanus mente et corpore existens, publice liberę ac per expressum recognovit, quia ipse et alii omnes supra denominati nobiles Matkowsczy dant et concedunt gso. Nicolao Tarlo de Sczekarzowice vexillifero premisliensi plenam et omnimodam facultatem ad omnia infradescripta agendi ad conventum generalem spectantia, ubicumque locorum indicetur tempera hoc interregni, polonico idiomate scriptam per eundem Matkowski ad acta praesentia in carta porrectam tenoris infrascripti: That being at that time they were subject to the confederation and the common consent in Dąbrowa Dołhomościska on the Rakiem River at Wisnie, released on their way to the election in Łomża, or wherever it will be held, seeing such a sharp and harsh permission, to which they were very willing to do enough, but because of poverty and their fall, which was not due to an outside enemy but from their natural master by a cruel and impious injustice and expropriation of all their lands, which they were not supposed to do, because Queen Bona, having appointed her own villages to her commissioners and starostes, had forcibly and unofficially taken them under the laws of the communes, and had taken away the settled villages, farmsteads, fodder, lands and all their lands, which they had in the ground of their evil described in their privileges. The mayor of Czosnów, having arrived, ordered their peasants not to obey their former masters anymore, they divided their manors and farms, and whoever came or arrived they would kill. What did they do to their masters that pleased them so much that others died wandering under the fences, many of them went to Vlachia to Hungary, some were sent to the Turks, others were executed, hanged, they died begging many times, the Jewish curse was almost fulfilled over them, that your slaves will rule over you. The first few hundred of them served the Polish People's Republic to good ends, today twenty horses from all these villages will not go to serve the Polish People's Republic. The others, shabby people with sticks, have to get out, because everything was taken away, and even at that time, no more of us could be gathered, not even the five people whom we sent in the company of the Przemyśl standard-bearer, Mr. Mikołaj Tarle. Because not only have our names been taken away from us, but with these privileges, our complaints and protests during thirty sejms have always imposed us so much that we will not find any more miserable nobles in the Polish Crown. And that Mr. For twenty years now, Nicholas has maintained such a gracious, pious, just and neighborly relationship between us that no one has ever been able to complain to him about our oppression and enslavement, which we still suffer from the Sambor County starosty, so that in our names, as in our barracks, they take more of us than the king's peasants, writers, ushers, the village heads will invade the nobleman's house, indicta causa, without consent, without opposing the law, they will take away the children, and they will force the cattle out of the stables, so that they can also graze in their own garden. Why did this Mr. Mikołaj Tarło stand up for us against several starostas and caused hostility and trouble for our wrongs? We, too, all of us, especially those who are poor due to our poverty, and others due to illness due to illness, give Mr. Tarł our votes as noblemen to elect a king, and whatever he decides in this matter, we promise to fulfill it with our good, honest words and accept it with gratitude. Who would help us in the Republic of Poland for our wrongs, as he used to do for a long time, giving him full power with this provision of ours to pursue our privileges and our justice and the lands taken from us, and promising to do so and submitting to this provision, whatever he decided to stop in all this. And when he grants us that our lands will be returned to us in accordance with our privileges, in return for the work, care and effort he has been putting into this for a long time, then pro nunc we will give him the entire Oleno swamp in Mikulchin's mouth, and for the construction of a pond, if he wishes, we will build all the swamps above it, up to the present settlement on the Yshno river, so that he will be more willing to our justice. helped. And when the Lord God allows us to obtain justice, and our lands will be returned to us, then we must immediately give him, and with this bequest we give Kraszne both with Son-in-law, Chaszczowat, Horb up to Dołzhki surfaces to this stream to the Sinoża river to the great buoy, from the great buoy through the Vkichara river to Jafelnikovata Pohara one side, the other side from Dolski following Dubor came to Mogura, from Mogura along Kniazikov pool to the great Kiczara towards Yszolna, as Krasznicki and Matkovo hold the borders after Szozyl. And they went down Moguryan to Ilin, down to Ilium at the mouth of Tymrzów in Smog, and also up to Kiczara, around his castle, to the top of Lafelnik Pohara. Therefore, in order for them to be more willing to meet our needs, we and our descendants will be able to fulfill all the above-mentioned conditions and conditions, and this record will be covered by land damages, etc., as in the previous issue. 3. Comparentes personaliter coram officio castrensi Sanocensi actisque praesentibus nbles. Wąsko Wąsko wicz, Andrey Michalkowinz Werhizęta Wysoczanscy de terra et districtu Sanocensi cavendo in praesens pro ratihabitione aliorum nblium vicinorum suorum hic absencium, videlicet Andrej Werziha, Fietko Waskowicz, Wąsko et Fietko Michalkowięta, Andreae Niedzwiecki uxorisque ipsius, ac se pro eisdem in omnibus bonis suis inscribendo cum sufficientique mandateo ab omnibus suprascriptis nblus. Wysoczaóski missus recedendo, etc., as above, up to: And when he grants us that our lands will be returned to us in accordance with our privileges, for his efforts and effort, which he seemed to have made to ensure that God would allow them to come to their homeland, we will give him a new settlement, which Stec Telepianowicz is planting. And since all these and all the above-described conditions are to be fulfilled by us and our descendants, the same record, etc., will be made as above.