ł) MikoJaj Stress and KoĄcrowa. See Yol. 1. Ilf, 188 vol. suspenzya affairs star, Khmelnytsky.
sancito ') ad faciendatn conscriptionem vulgo for showing in vim expeditionis generalis bellicae pro die hodierna in Sanok cum apparatu quisque bellico convenerunt legibusąue regai eo nomine sancitis satisfacluros se offerunt atque de eo praesenlem suam diligentiam faciunt. 3. Nihilominus suprascripti gsi. et nbles. terrigenae sanocenses suo et aliorum nobilium incolarum terrae huius protestati sunt contra litteras universales contributionis publicae in iisdem proxime praeteritis comitiis laudatae, rationae iniustae extorsionis donativae a scultetis nobilium et a poponibus ritus graeci et a synagogis eorum nec eon ratione extorsionis per quinque florenos a singulis centum florenis in deposito existentibus, de quo iterum atque iterum protestantur. Indium. Bel. Castr. Sanoc. 143 p. 1168-1169.
in Wisnia, September 15, 1614. Łaudnm sejmikn of the District of Wlsze.
1. We, knights and citizens, who appeared for the election of the deputy to Wisnia on an ordinary day, that is, on the Monday after the birth of the Virgin Mary, first inermes, wanting to fulfill our vocation as nobility and the freedom from our ancestors given to us by the election of the deputy, sat down in the usual place in the church and unanimously elected a marshal for the government of acting as the Crown's referendary') and then the maxims our livery per sulTragia distributa [they gave up in which when IMć pp. the senators [gave their sentences to IMć, their colleague from Galicia, •), our votes stood and went to IMć, Mr. Zydaczowski, a military man *), a stable and law-abiding man, who has no legal ties and lives peacefully in his home and in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. We asked those of the Lord of Galicia, who has just come to our assembly and has criminal and simple legal matters for himself and his wife, to desist, or rather to stop with our appointment. 2. Our intention is not to alienate the Lord of Galicia, a noble, native and dignified man, but to ensure that the tribunal's courts can be held calmly, harmoniously, without any contention, and that the deputies, who deserve much from the consent and love in partium stages, do not separate themselves, and our electorate can judge the courts without being a distractus of the Sejm or their own affairs, which is why IMr. immunis est took care, and who cares most about it, that the liberae voces of our nobility promoted potentia et pluralitate sententiarum of the Przemyśl lands, because there is an alternata in our Lviv region, were not. Which real election do we give to our elector, asking them Mr. deputies, so that, after observing our freedoms and rights, Mr. Mister, a peacefully elected nobleman, they would deign to accept in Collegium suum what we have signed and affixed our seals to. It happened in Wiśnia at the local council on the first Monday after the birth of Virgin Mary, in the year one thousand six hundred and fourteen. J. Swoszowski, chamberlain of Lviv. Stanisław Mniszek, starosta of Lviv. Jozeph Narajowski, judge of the Lviv region. Samuel Trojecki, Lviv carpenter. Jan z Orsko Dunikowski sub-judge of Przemyśl. Marcyan Morawiecz, mayor of Lviv. Zygmunt Chamiec, Lviv town writer. Stanisław Kurzanski, J. Łagiewnicki from Naprostów, Alexander Zaleski. Samuel Czerniowski, Wiktorzyn Kuropatnicki, Zygmunt Porado wski, J. Plata. Mikołaj Głębocki, Krzysztof Wysel, Samuel Niemsta, Jan Sluzowski.
Castr. Leop. Rei. 368 p. 1826-7.
') Yol. 1. Ul 194 about showing. Krzysztof Leśniewski.
in Wlsnia, September 15, 1614. Appeal from the Sejm to Konstanty Kornlakt.