Part 9

Jan Pieniążek from Krużlowa, born in Przemyśl, came to the court and to the Przemyśl land records, and he also came to rule the Przemyśl lands and his noble knighthood. they brought the dignitaries named below with their prolesty, which they made at the beginning of the present court's sitting, asking that it be entered into the land records, the tenor of which is as follows: 1. Our most gracious court lords! We use it with regret that some of their Mci pp. our brother, who together with us in the election of each of the WMci, being and allowing each of the WMci with us, also after handing over the letters of the king, His Majesty, WMci, to the offices at the first taking of the oath and judging years ago, being in agreement and almost insisting on their requests that you take up these offices, which you are doing enough for this time, for which we are very grateful to you, for which you receive thanks and blessing from all of us and from them. Why was it and is worth thanking the Lord God for giving us such honorable and worthy people from our brothers to his justice, why are they now opposing them and trying to delay common justice, having no right or justice against them? and our brother, therefore we also ask you from among our people that you do not deign to give their place to their unjust contradictions and, instead, deign to sit and judge according to your duty. And even if you do not want to judge WM and are seduced by these persuasions of THEM, then we all speak out against WM and testify that we would have to pursue legal action against WM for our own damages and for our justice. We also declare ourselves against them. our brothers who want to destroy this justice, because they, having no just cause for WMci, are blocking our justice. Which protestation and speech, our request, we ask you to accept in your acts and consider them as right and proceed to judging the years. We signed something with our hands. Jozeph Dedenski, deputy judge of Sanok, with his own hand. Jan Pieniążek from Krużlowa was the ruler of the Przemyśl region. Stanisław Chcciwski, judge of Rawa, with his own hand. Stanisław Tarnawski, standard-bearer of the Sanok land. Paweł Skotnicki, standard-bearer of Halicz. Florian Suchorabski. S. Suchorabski. Matheus Dunikowski. Piotr Dunikowski, hunter of the Przemyśl lands. Marcin Krasicki, army of Przemyśl. Drohojowski. Stanisław Chmielecki, Stanisław Dersniak, Marcin Czuryło. Gasper Wojakowski. Piotr Porudeński. Stanisław Szochowski. Jan Troyecki. Stanisław Chmielecki. Stanisław Buchowski. Lenart Karwowski. Martinus Łyczko de Bychlicze dapifer terrae sanocensis. Raphael Łyczko. Andreas Suski notarius castri premisliensis. Wawrzyniec Mniowski, Andreas Blażowski. Stanisław Krasiczki Siecina oboźny JKr. Mcci. Jacobus Skorkowski. Christopherus [Lanckjorunskya]. Rafał Bolianowski. Nicholas Ramult. priest Paweł Zaiączkowski Archdeacon of Przemyśl Sec. JKr. Mcci. priest Maciej Wyszemierski, canon and official of Przemyśl. Adam Laurentius Loieczki cantor premisliensis. priest Stanisław Myszkowskib) canon of Przemyśl. Jan Andrzej Prochnicki. Mikołaj Kunat. Jan Dobrzynyczki. Jakub Dobrzyniecki. Joannes Pyenyązek de Kruzlowa subdapifer terrae premisliensis. Jakub Dobriniczki. 2. And at the same time, Mikołaj Ostrowski, deputy judge, and Jan Lanczinski, the land writer of Przemyśl, having replaced Jan Pieniszek from Krużlowa, the sub-stole of the Przemyśl land, who accepted this position, testified before this court and the land records of Przemyśl that, out of official duty, the records of which are not to be defended by anyone, they accepted him together with the born Jan Laskmanite, land judge of Przemyśl, with a protest from two people, W. Jan Drohoiowski from Drohojów, castellan of Sanok, and Kilian from Drohojów, chamberlain of the Przemyśl lands, acquired the lands of Przemyśl during the first usucaption, but they do not admit to the fact that it is included in the files, they do not admit what it contains, and in fact they have expressed their opinion and are ready to show it at every appropriate square that they have nothing against they don't follow the law. And as they were uniformly chosen by all and by His King, confirmed by their own order on the basis of past virtues, without any contradiction from anyone, and only upon the urgent demand and efforts of the local citizens, to whom, with gratitude and contentment, they (among whom there are also some of their Fathers who are now testifying) for the exercise of human justice in this land, which has been retained for several years in this land, took an oath to take their offices. gave up their seats and took their seats, and now they are in opposition to them, who have managed their affairs in various ways, and not a small number of them, in the present years, by the acts of the past years, show themselves to be in charge, not looking back, but acknowledging their duties and their authority.