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testified, therefore, so that dominia rerum in incerto is not left, my envoys should try to ensure that such unnecessary disturbances possessores juslos do not aggravate and that everyone is given libera bonorum suorum. 62. A complaint has been brought to our circle by Mr. Alexander Bronowski, a town writer from Zydaczów, that the town records of Zydaczów for the negligencies of his antecedents are very untidy and have been given to him without any records, or rather abandoned, where even large retainers have not been activated for several years, and what is more, that inductaa); all of them cannot know where they are, so our MPs will try to ensure that, in praesentia iudicii terrestris leopoliensis in proximis after the Sejm, terminis terrestribus zydaczoviensibus antecessores his cum suo yicenotario, against whom the protest is made, such acts drawn up in the hands of the moderni notarii are handed over, sub paenis contra negligentes officiales sancitis et sub refusione damnorum iniuriam passis absque iuramento in the Lublin Tribunal inter causas offici solvendis. 53. This is not the case in the midst of our circle where the high and courageous merits of Prince IMci Wisnowiecki Jaremi were not known, because our Polish Republic clearly recognizes this, as the Prince IMć in his young years insistedendo maiorum suorum Testigiis, during externorum et domesticorum periculorum, as a bonus et amans patriae civis he supported a large number of war people with food in his own hereditary estates, with a cannon, and with other needs, which resulted in desolation, which could only be saved in a dozen or so years, and as a result, he also suffered the loss of income in hereditary estates, seriously to their Messrs. We entrust to our envoys that for such courage, expense and kindness towards Rzpita, Prince IMć Jaremi should receive a handsome thank you from the crown estates pro meritis condigoam in the first occasions from J. kr. Mcci declared gratitudin, in which no small thing and hence the Republic of Poland will show gratitude to the prince, that the subjects of Prince IMci in the Ukrainian domain, both by the enemy of the Crown and by the Republic's own troops, who were severely destroyed due to all taxes of the Republic of Poland, were freed by the Constitution for ten years, and this is what their Messrs should strive for summa cum diligentia. afterword. 54. Many times a request was made to J. kr. from the center of our circle. I am asking for IMcia, Mr. Jan Adam from Zmigrod Stadnicki, cupbearer of Krakow, so that J. kr. Mć, remembering also their father. Mr. Mr. worthy and great services in Rzpita and in response to his constant and urgent willingness to serve Rzpita on all occasions, deigned to graciously repay Mr. Mr. with his grace in recompensam bene meritorum. MPs try. 56. A request has been brought to our circle by Mr. Jan Fredro of Pleszowice, the judge of the Przemyśl land, that in his hereditary estate of Rubieszowice, through which many different merchants pass, there is a large sum for the repair of the bridge over the Wiara River, therefore we entrust Mr. to our deputies that the review of the current Sejm should be assigned to these properties in order to recognize such expenditures. 56. The bloody merits in various expeditions shown by Mr. Jan Bąk Lanckoronski, shown by IMci, are due to theirMci pp. afterword by J. kr. I can recommend that a handsome and quick reward be given for them. They should ask J. kr. Mcci. 57. It is recommended to repeat from theirMci pp. hetmans and the crown army, willing to serve the Polish Republic, IMci Mr. Andrzej, bravery, for which he came to harm in his body in the past Cossack expedition; so now they also have pp. our envoys J. kr. I must ask that J. kr. My lord, you have graciously deigned to express your lordly favor on various occasions as a reward for his bloody merits. 68. Lies before the court of J. kr. The case of the tribunal draw between Mr. Stefan Jaminski and Mr. Turski is before the Sejm, so they will submit a request from Mr. members for Mr. Jaminski to J. kr. It is desirable that the matter be tried and decided at the next Sejm. 59. We saw firsthand in the middle of our circle what damage and mutilation to the health of Mr. Wojciech Krempski, who was in the service of the Rzptej, suffered; Mr. Samuel Rozwadowski b) and Mr. Alexander Białobrzesky, we therefore entrust their MPs to J. kr. They asked for consideration for their bloody achievements and loss a) L. P. product b) Briozdowski. L