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it was conceived in forma sufficienli, to which it could later be referred in the adopted taxes, additis addendis. 28. The council not to go abroad to buy wine should be abolished as a praeiudiciosa for noble people who, while respecting the common law, take care to do so, and merchants, not paying any attention to it, go there and bring wine in condiclamine, bringing great benefits to themselves, selling it to the citizens of the crown as they wish. 29. The Hungarians, in order to travel from warehouse to warehouse according to the law, did not dare to play in the warehouses any longer than the six-Sunday nullo praetextu stipulated in the law, sub paena centum marcarum, which the tenant should have noticed. 30. Brave of the noble house of Their Mciów, Mr. In this Polish Republic, the merits of the Stadnickis' brave deeds and high, splendid spirits, and virtues, are worthy of all the grace of the kings of Poland. his remuneration, and, among other things, that of the famous Bić Mr. Stanisław Stadnicki, the castellan of Przemyśl, bravely stood on all squares and in all kinds of occasions and expeditions, and there the pacis quam belli artibus flourished in this Republic, and for its safety and the dignity of his lord, reflecting on, and finally, his service at the side of His Majesty the King. He sealed the newly deceased during the Moscow Expedition near Smolensk, and they will be asked by Mr. our envoys, so that J. kr. Bearing in mind these costs of hardships and courage of the deceased, I graciously rewarded and compensated the deceased's descendant, Mr. Adam Stadnicki, whose merits are also quite significant in this homeland in many places of the Republic of Poland. 31. These are the merits of the noble house of Ich Mciow Mr. Janicki on many squares of the Republic of Poland, it has always been bravely and bravely declared that it was right and since J. kr. They receive a reward from the Republic of Poland as well as gratitude from us, so when the request was submitted to us from Mr. Mikołaj Janicki, a former descendant of Mr. Stanisław Janicki, a highly distinguished man of the Republic of Poland, who, in the spirit of his honorable kind, courageously served and serves the Republic of Poland, so that the village of Lipowce, almost abolished by the enemy by funditus, which they had held until now due to the generous grace of their kings, was conferred to this house as a fief; We commission it to Mr. our deputies to urgently ask for this fief of the king of the Immaculate Conception and the Polish Republic at this Sejm. 32. The city of Przemyśl is a judicial city and in it frequent meetings, contracts and various courts are held, where the citizens of the expositi periculis of these countries have their deposita and tsar pignora, it is right that it should be freed from the wall and every soldier's position and from the suburbs belonging to it. 33. The town of Wiśnia, where the assemblies of the Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok lands say that it is very devastated and devastated because of the posts, stations and soldiers' lodges, so that citizens cannot have reasonable comfort either in the early inns or in other needs, so they will ask J. kr. It is necessary for the constitution to free this town from these angarias, positions and stations, as well as all other towns where land and municipal courts and public assemblies are held, from the soldier.*) 34. That other crown voivodeships enjoy the liberalitatem principle in that they are given quarterly salt per suum, and we in Russian salt mines are born in our country, we buy them at a higher price than other upper voivodeships, to which they are released, we will support this pp. our envoys, so that we can also receive the munificentiam of the kings in this respect and a barrel of salt for the nobleman for his needs at the most expensive price. 24 was transferred, four barrels per quarter to one farm, so that noble salt could be sold everywhere in the Crown without any customs duties and sent down the Vistula, care will be taken by Messrs. deputies, since the specifice is a constitution, it was stipulated that the nobleman should be allowed to sell salt everywhere.') And whoever, either from the treasury, from the court, or from the clergy, makes such a request that paena mille marcarum et refusione damnorum be punished, for which there is to be a forum inter causas officii at the tribunal. 35. In case of wrongdoing, the mayor of the earth should ensure that no one is brought to justice and if any of the citizens is brought against the law, so that such decrees as being contrary to the law do not have their force. 36. Great from here