1. The case briefly described, which took place near Wiśnia in the field at the assemblies of three lands of the Ruthenian Voivodeship: Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok, die 8 mai anno Domini milesimo guingentesimo octuagesimo septimo. 3. First, IM<^ the Russian voivode ') arrived with a large party of nobility from the Lviv land, to whom IM the lord of Przemyśl *) arrived together with IMcia, the starosta of Przemyśl ') and with Mr. chamberlain ') and with Mr. judge °) and almost all the land officials and nobles of the Przemyśl land and they stood on the Rakiem River on this the side where the field was bare. They all had decorative and armed posts with lances, drums, and trumpets, as needed for war. They stood for a long time waiting for their other brothers from the Sanok land, who were standing on the other side of the Raka River, where the people's winter crops were from the post office. Then Mr. Piłka arrived with Mr. Piłczka's mail from Mr. Lviv °) and he made a slander and gave the letter so that Mr. Lviv would be THE person to advise him at the IcbMci, so that bad health would not stop him, but he did send his party, and in doing so he declared that he would act as the chief senator on everything Mr. Voivode decided to decide. this voivodeship, he is ready to stop there. So when the voivode and his lord were already in the group, the castellans of the appointed assembly together with other brothers sent their envoys from among themselves, asking others to send a message to them, Mr voivode, who were standing on the other side of the river, and to their lord. senators and land officials deigned to come and consult with each other. When this was reported to them, they sent their envoys with the following message: 'We don't know or want to know about any voivode, because the voivode came to the voivodeship non suo modo et ordine; the castellan of Przemyśl, at the meeting of the chief senator, we are asking him to come to us and consult with us; we cannot go to that side, because where we are standing, the first meetings of the first interregna were celebrated and now it is described in universal terms. So this place where we are standing is confirmed by common law, chronicles and ancient custom, and if anything else was decided, everything would have to be pro nullitate actus reputation, which we ask that the lord of Przemyśl blame us and deign to come to us to the usual place. 2. To which the delegation was discussed, the mayor of Przemyśl gave the following response: The Russian voivode will not let anyone know in this square how he came to the voivodeship, because he came to it well, with dignity, recto modo et ordine and not per ambitionem, what's the point of knowing that it is the king's privilege? Mr., having received it from a minor office well before the king's death, he did not find out about it, so those who are trying to get it cannot bear it and, knowing him, are happy about everything. Mr. Voivode, already in Lviv, at the general congress of the Russian Voivodeship, clearly and clearly showed it and smoothed it out with all his might, so that the whole voivodeship asked for everything, so that he would stop doing this in the province according to his privilege and not give the opportunity to his enemy and his envious eye. So what has the voivodeship agreed to can now be discussed and the privileges of all of us violated? Because this harm does not affect you, the voivode privately, as much as it affects us as a public, because it was because of your universal voivodeship that the meeting of the entire voivodeship was held in Lviv, because of his universality the Lviv hood of decisions is there, because of his universality the deputies elected at the Warsaw Convocation were elected, because of his universality and here we gathered.
•) Żółkiewski Slanis/aw. •) Jan Fredro from Pleszowice, castellan of Prz.») Jan Tomasz Drohojowski. Jan Sienieński.