the lesser ones should go. 2. We also establish a certain contribution for the Jews in clerical, royal and noble towns, that is, in the land of Lviv, two thousand zlotys, and in the lands of Przemyśl and Sanok, one and a half thousand zlotys, but in such a way that of this sum one thousand zlotys. for this soldier to the Przemyśl land, five hundred zlotys. The land of Sanok was returned to Sanok, and these Jews should pay a contribution equal to the payment of our levy, Messrs. tax collectors. 3. For this collection, there are to be five hundred Cossack horses in our voivodeship, two hundred horses in the Lviv region, two hundred in the Przemyśl region, and one hundred in the Sanok region. Over which people we chose the IMci colonel, Mr. Stanisław from Radochoniec Wapowski, castellan of Przemyśl; rotmister: in the land of IMci Mr. Stanisław of Wielkie Kończyce Mniszek, the starosta of Lviv, in the land of IMci of Przemyśl, Mr. Krzysztof Wapowski, and in the land of Sanok, IMci of Mr. Franciszek of Wielkie Kończyce Mniszek, the staroste of Sanok, and in absentia IMci, the staroste of Lviv, if it ever happened, IMci Mr. Jan Wydzga, also in absentia IMci of the starosta of Sanok, IMć of Mr. Krzysztof Birecki. And Mr. Krzysztof Wapowski, out of his willingness, which he took from his ancestors to serve his homeland, undertook to serve us in his praesens banner. 4. And these banners are to be lowered in two Sundays, with which we mark the soldier's displays in the Lviv region, drawn near Lviv, in the Przemysl region near Przemyśl, and in the Sanok region, also near Sanok. At which performance the gentlemen judges of the hooded courts are to be elected praesentes from us, and from this performance the service of these banners is to begin. Check it out like this Their Mr. pp. The captains will ensure that all post offices and other villages are covered with banners - the military discipline is to be maintained according to the laws of war and that each comrade is always present with the banner, making sure that the colonel does not turn these people away for any other needs, nor move them from their lands pro ulla ratione et necessitate premenle, and that the lands are not deprived in his defense. were. 5. And since it is difficult for us to stop this soldier without the aid, we allow them to supply food to these banners, but so that it is not pro libitu of the pp. soldiers, but their Lord Mr. judges of the hood courts of all three lands, having abolished themselves with IMcia pp. colonel and their brothers, captains and possessors of the estates, have the right to provide them with food juxta proportionem of the property and the legitimate needs of the soldiers, excluding ex hoc onere, according to ancient laws, the estates of the nobility totalliter ^). 6. Justice for the wronged by Their Majesty Mr. The captains have administrative rights according to military articles, leaving free appeal to those wronged by their Mciow pp. captains to hood courts. And if the injured party does not like the decree, an exemplo of ancient laws which allow an appeal from the hetman's court to the tribunal, he can appeal freely. And because between their brothers Mr. The hood judges are Their Majesty Mr. the starostes of Lviv and Sanok, so when a case comes to the capitol court from the private appeal court of Ich Mciów, Ich Mć pp. Starostas will not be allowed to sit among the hood judges at that time, nor will any hood judge whose ageretur is responsible for this period. And if, durante interregno, no one complained about the harm done by these soldiers or before the Colonel or Mr. captains, so in futurum their Lordship will not have to suffer any difficulties from anyone. 7. Any nobleman who enlists under these banners is to be free from general militia if it occurs during such enlistment. 8. We also warn this to them, Mr. Colonel and their Mr. and Mrs. Messrs. to the captains that if anyone wanted them by law, looking for a troublemaker, either he himself or they should have none of them
') This laudum point is explained to us by a message dated in Bogdanów on June 30, 1632, by virtue of which the chamberlain of Przemyśl, Felicyan Grocliowski, notified in a universal form the starostas, tenants, communes, and village heads of the Commonwealth's estates, both civil and secular, that in the light of the resolution of the Wiszeński sejmik of June 3, the cavalry captain elected to the land Przemyśl, Krzysztof Wapowski, on July 1, is to recruit 200 people, he has been appointed to take from there and have certain provisions for this camp, so he calls for people to come to Przemyśl to reach an agreement with the colonel and to establish this provision. C. Pr. 333. p. 155.