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preangarye and harm ancient house Ich Mciow pp. Popielów reports that the Kotowska salt mine was dug and established on their own land in the village of Kotowie, which is why they have suffered a lot of damage to their land, and so far they have always complained at our assemblies and asked for a review of these wrongs and damages, which, although they were granted by the grace of His Majesty the King. Mci late p. received that, however, it has not yet achieved results, which is why pp. are urgently working on it. the deputies will make sure that another one is appointed and auditors are appointed, both from Mr. Samborski and from themselves, who will look into this matter and conduct an audit, as if the ancient nobility was satisfied with this grief and damage and compensated for their damages. 37. We are well aware of the merits of Mr. Skurkiewski, Captain J. kr. Mci, who was in the service of J. kr. Mci from Tartar, plundered, burned and reduced to ruin, they will ask Mr. envoys, that he would keep a loving eye on her on appropriate occasions and provide them with a vacation to avoid extreme misery. 38. The actus of the elections of both offices and collectors of the Przemyśl land, so that they are celebrated elsewhere in Przemyśl or Wiśnia, and the tempus of these acts, so that, according to the law, ad solitam horam currat, so that they celebrate each other's celeritate and do not prejudice the efficient people by their quick arrival. afterword. Also, that the collectors should not be elected at the sejm, but that the documents of this election should be brought to the brothers. 39. Since the citizens of the Crown suffer great harm in this, that they cannot recover their fugitive subjects for exempts and cannot allow appeals from local courts, they will take care to ensure that no one is later subjected to exempty in causa restituendorum subditorum esempty and no appeals are allowed. 40. They will make every effort to make the Przemyśl city eternal.*) 41. If the king IMó n. ra., for which we ask God, with God's blessing he will come to his hereditary state to stando pactis conventis of the late. Mr. King IMci Mr. his father did enough for Estonia and they also for these countries J, kr. Mci also joined the parties of the Neapolitan summa so that at this diet, in accordance with the pacta conventa, there would be a certain agreement with the king and they would demand it. 42. As our voivodeships have always asked for a commission from Hungary to deal with the damage and wrongs that are happening in confinio, so now they are to seek it. our envoys, that they should be there, and our commissioners, that senators and land officials nearby should be appointed. 43. The fourth penny so that in simplo and not in triplo was chosen to see what they have pp. our MPs. 44. Infamies which are extra forum competens and, without bringing suits against noblemen, temerarii are received from light and less vigilant people, so that they can be abolished without safe conduct incompetentia fori. 46. ​​Wishing that deserving people would have as many opportunities as possible to receive rewards, they will ask His Majesty the King. MPs, that the kaduks in posterum only be given to nobilibus. 46. ​​That the noble house of Their Mciów Mr. The Zebrzydowski family, and especially the descendants of the distinguished memory of Mr. Malcher Zebrzydowski, are claiming great harm to themselves because of the antecessors of J. kr. The village of Juriow Kąt mentioned above, for which this will also be demanded by Messrs. deputies, that this matter should be immediately tried at this Sejm and that the descendants of the deceased be compensated, or that the village, if their hereditary Mciów shows up, be returned. 47. Constitution of Anni 1591 on the conclusion of execution *) in the Podolia and Ruthenian voivodeships in order to reassess the promotion of the rebellion of the pp. afterword. 48. Ancient houses in our voivodeship were translated for us by our pp. Unickich, Turecki, Turzański, Jaworski, Mr. Stanisław Zbijewski from the village of Waniewicz, that the goods and land were their own, for which they produced privileges, to their ancestors, one of them from the late. p, the Kiolowa Bona and, secondly, from the Samborski stewards, they are taken away and added to the Samborska economy, which they cannot recover even though they are constantly asking for it; they will ask Mr. our envoys J. kr. He has the power to first make an urgent inquisition and commission about this and ask them to look into their privileges, and then make a proper decision about this and ask the nobility, if it is shown, to either return these goods or make compensation. 49. That poor noble people suffer great injustice and damage because Mr. old-