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he believed, are worthy of all remuneration, which.1. kr. They will urgently recommend and ask you to acknowledge the merciful grace of His Holiness on the occasions that arise. Mcci. 83. The city of Przemyśl is very devastated by constant military positions and executions, so they will ask J. kr. He wants, like other important cities, to be freed from military positions, so that the Jews, of whom there are many, should contribute to the municipality. Therefore, since the citizens of Przemyśl have a lot to do with this, they will try to obtain it with the consent of the estates. Also composed of copper from the privileges of their kings, granted long ago and neglected iniuria temporum, to be restored to them again. The massacres of Przemyśl butchers are set up in front of the Franciscan church, which infects both the church and the convent with a bad smell, efficient pp. deputies, that after the transaction and consent of the city, they should be abolished and transferred to another place. 84. The town of Drohobycz, which is almost on the Tatar route and has no defense, where there are also salt mines, J. kr. He argues that he cannot afford to pay for his fortifications and military munitions, and they themselves are not impoverished, being royalty, which is why pp. the deputies asked him for an amount to be allocated either from the tenement house or from wages for his maintenance. 85. The town of Wiśnia, in which our assemblies are usually held, but with the consent of all estates, considering the misery and desolation of its constitution coronationis, is liberated from locations, positions and soldier stations'). that, however, the soldiers, not respecting the old standards, take them out of their lives and bring them to the utmost misery, so please ask J. kr. Mci and crown estates so that it could be tightened. Who also receive praeiudicia in their lands and forests from certain noblemen, so that the commission for demarcation is not denied to them. So let them also be allowed to have fairs. 86. Outside the town of Krosno, which is on the border, they will ask Mr. envoys, so that in their requests the gracious grace of J. kr. They could accept it. 87. The town of Radymno, which was burned several times by the enemy of the Crown, was almost completely destroyed, and which was destroyed by constant passing banners, will be asked for. so that they could receive libertation for several years from public taxes. Jakób Maksymihan Fredro, chamberlain of Przemyśl, at that time marshal of the Wiszno sejmik. Castr. Sanoc. Bel. 164 p. 970—989. Castr. Leop. Bel. 387 p. 1850—1877. Bang. B.Otsol. 3666/. May 82 - 88.

in Wi8nia, December 16, 1636. The Wisze sejmik acknowledges the collector of the Przemyśl land.

We, the councils of dignitaries and knights of the Ruthenian Voivodeship of the Przemyśl Land at the assembly to Wiśnie pro die nona Decembris, gathered here, announce to those who should know that Mr. Aleksander Fredro of Pleszowice, a nobleman and collector of the Przemyśl Land, was elected ex laudo nostro to elect the levy of one pro die 14 Jannuari in the present year 1636 adopted for the payment of additional funds to the banners from our district of the Przemyśl Land for the newly Prussian expedition, designated, in the presence of IMci, Mr. Jan Fredro of Pleszowice, judge and steward of our Przemyśl and Sanok lands, by the IMcie's deputies, Mr. Remijan Wojakowski, deputy judge of the Przemyśl Land, Mr. Tomasz Grochowski, hunter, IMć, Mr. Farurej Mikołaj, IMć Mr. Jan Adam from Zmigrod Stadnicki interviewed the IMci about the number of taxes from the selected collection and made such a number through the hands of the IMci issued from our circle. Forward from the village_[yes J. kr. Mci to the starosty belonging to, as well as IMci pp. clergy and laymen of the fian collection of one of those, which sometimes happens with the fian, showed the selected zloty. p. 5,589 groszy and half-seventeenths of money; defects

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