Part 42

as if the voivodeships and lands of the Republic of Poland had been paid in full; However, we do not recognize the Ruthenian Voivodeship from the Višeň sejmik in order to be allowed to have unspent taxes, except for one collector from the Lviv region, the late Mr. Krzykawski, who did not owe more than PLN 10,315 from the tax calculation. 1 gr. From which sum the sum of four thousand zlotys was to be deducted. The city of Lviv has been given a legion of public space for a certain municipality. Moreover, all desertata and abiurata et quod restabat were to be accepted at the previous committee, pronouncing the praegnantibus Reipublicae negotiis is conditionaliter in fidem publicam into the hands of their brothers and sisters. commissioners from IMci, Mr. Piotr Ozga, writer, the land of Lviv was handed over in such a condition that if a banishment was shown to the late Mr. EJ-zykawski received from the treasury, this sum would be paid in the treasury; and if he fails to show the treasury of the outlaw, the sum collected should be returned to the treasury of the Lviv land according to his obligation. And the stewards and the collector of these taxes are appointed by him to become salarium, all this pp. MPs are to comply. The Przemyśl and Sanok lands, because the Reipublicae proved sufficiently in facie that they did not owe any taxes according to the Constituency Annex of 1635 and 1640, as clearly indicated by the puncta of the Sejm resolution, however, receipts from Mr. the Treasurer and, in particular, Mr. Zygmunt Fredro, the Sanok table collector, the Przemyśl land collector, and Mr. Mikołaj Frarurej, the Sanok District Collector, could not obtain the land of Sanok thanks to such a resolution of the Sejm, we entrust it to the Specialiter Mr. our deputies not to allow any taxes until the public burden of the Radom tribunal is abolished as it has nothing left. It was also granted from taxes on the Prussian expedition in 1635, at the Sejm of Permission, the lands of Przemyśl and Sanok were granted more than they should have received from one soldier, with the condition stipulated by the constitution that they should deduct this from other taxes, which, according to the council in Lviv, when paying the crown army in 1640, they deducted for themselves as their Lord. commissioners from the general assembly of the payment mentioned in the receipts of their pp. they testify to data collectors, then the treasury will not be able to pose any difficulties to our lands and their above-mentioned collectors regarding this precipitated collection. And if in the Warsaw fiscal tribunal, which the Polish People's Republic wants to have at the next Sejm, what in contrarium on pp. the lands of the Przemyśl and Sanok collectors have been declared irritum et othere and none of them will be subject to execution, which must be warned, and this is what Messrs. our MPs. 4. Terruit are our brothers and sisters, who faithfully served us in collecting taxes for the Commonwealth of Poland, allowed ab anno 1618, and in the fiscal summary presented to us for the current sejmik, which was signed by the marshal of our circle with the signature of their MC. senators are left present, they are not announced in delatis, and all in genere collectors and stewards who have touched treasury matters in any way since the above-mentioned year have come to the Sejm, by virtue of a resolution of the previous Sejm, the deadline for appearing at the Sejm without a lawsuit has been complicated. We are ex hoc muddled brothers in dubia fide us and the Republic of Poland in selecting and paying taxes serving the eliberando, seriously iniungimus pp. to our envoys, ut praecaveant indemnitati eorum, which was not specified in the summary given to us, and they warned them urgently so that they would not encounter any difficulties. Anything that touches the land of Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok is at the disposal of the Treasurer himself, then we should not be held responsible for the treasury in accordance with the Sejm declaration, and the treasury cannot have any recourse against it to the above-mentioned lands. And since Mr. Szembek rented owed assets from the treasury for the sum of one hundred and thirty thousand zlotys, if he gave it back to the treasury completely or for what reason he did not pay extra, ask Mr. Mr. Szembek about it. MPs have. 6. That J. kr. He deigned to offer us his desiderium regarding the payment of his debts, and we do not want Mr. our deputies were not supposed to accommodate themselves to the general and universal consensus of all provinces and lands nemine excepto, in what form they have inire consilum, and what shape the cum consensus omnium should be paid for. And such a consensus on paying debts by J. kr. It is important that not elsewhere, according to the old customs,