It should be noted that on the day described above, according to this confederation, we celebrated the inauguration of the Land of Lviv before the Lord Ensign of Lviv, Przemyśl, before the Lord of Przemyśl, and Sanok before the Chamberlain of Sanok, as all other dignitaries and officials did not come to this ceremony, and we all designated and elected those appointed above according to the Warsaw Confederation. 2. Having celebrated this ceremony, we listened to our envoys sent by us to the Warsaw convocation, who, having given us the rationes of their services at this convocation, gave us the rationes of their services in a stately and handsome manner, for which they received from us the thanks and praise that was due to honest people and good servants of the Republic of Poland. 3. And having praised these confederations and their contents, standing firmly by them, ad executionem illius, we proceeded in such a way that we first used and elected and appointed their deputies, Mr. Jan Bieykowski, the secretary of the Przemyśl land, to the correction of laws and the tribunal secundum continentiam confoederationis, who, having appeared in Warsaw, pro die in confoederatione assignata, there with the other deputies They will make every effort to ensure that they can prepare this issue for the Republic of Poland, which is very necessary for the elections, and submit it to each voivodeship sub censuram. 4. And since the above-mentioned lord of Przemyśl is wearing the muuuus of a hood judge in Lviv from the Przemyśl region, then having judged the jurydyka, which is in Lviv next Wednesday, from the second jurydyka, which will fall in three Sundays, it will be preferable, because then there will be time to go to the corrections for which the deputy is, therefore from We make this juridika free to judge. 5. And since our gentlemen deputies have given us this, with the consent of all the crown estates at the Warsaw convocation, that we should all go in genere for the future election, which the gentlemen deputies multis et gravibus rationibus have shown us at the instigation of the omnium ordinum, and we also, considering that there is a sudden and urgent need for the Republic of Poland, then all of us and each of us individually, with our common consent, We promise and promise and bind ourselves sub paena milie marcarum for the next election, each of us to go and stay there for as long as we can, with God's help and in harmony, elect a king for ourselves, for which office and court in our voivodeship we mark in pfimo termino tanąuam peremptorio to answer, anyone who would like to sue anyone can do so, etiam extra terram et districtum. And the execution of such cases is to be such and under the same condition as tribunal decrees. 6. And since it was impossible for all of us to sign up to it, everyone agreed to it, and if there was anyone who would want to counteract our current Liberation with vigore confoederationum praefatarum, which no one can rightly do salva conscientia et honestate, then sub paenas confoederationum praefatarum is also subject to this guilt of a thousand fines. 7. We promise and promise to maintain such order in the course of this election and peace at all times during the election and in our return, and under the same obligations and duties as are prescribed in the Warsaw Confederation for the election of King Henry*). And when God arrived there, we will entrust the government and the affairs of the Russian voivodeship and the lands in it to those dignitaries and officials who are responsible for it, or wherever there are contrarii, to those land officials to whom we presented ourselves here in Wisny, expelling all of them from taking part in this election, whose common law was made a result of this massacre. takes out 8. The Sanoczek region did not have any hood judges in its district until that time, so this is enough for the Lviv and Warsaw confederations to elect certain people among themselves and deputize them to judge hood cases, which the courts eodem modo et autoritate securitateque in Sanok in the castle are to hold, as in the above-mentioned confederations
') Jan Herburt from Fulsztyn. *) Vol. 1. II. 863 vol. order at the general council for electing the king.