Part 2

for the service of the RP and at the past assembly and he offered to go here, one hundred and sixty-six lans are marked for the horse banner, that is, one hundred and fifty lans for the company, and sixteen lans for the galley alone. For the dragoon there are one hundred and twelve and a half lans, and this way: Radymo and Przedmieście are twenty and four and a half lans, Pawiowe Sioło is thirty and three lans, Łowcza and Polanówka are twelve and a half lans, you smell four and a half lans, Nowosiółki is four lans. In the Mościce starosty: Przedmieście Mościckie eight lans, Zaściele two and a half lans, Strzelczyska nine and a half lans. In the Leżajsk starosty: the village of Gielarowa, łanów 32 and a half. In the Stry starosty: Siennowodzko Niżne four lans, Duliny five lans, Home five lans, Kamionka two lans, Dołhe sixteen and a half lans, Truchanów four lans, Wania and Wola three lans. Chapter villages: Chodowice, five and a half lans, Byszkowice, one lan, Hreczpole, two and a half lans, Swiętonowa, three lans, Zawada, seven and a quarter lans, Szczytno, three lans. Dirersorum: Klimiec seven lans, Mistycze three lans, Borynia p. Wysoczański thirty lans, Jabłonów fourteen lans. On Strąż: Liskowate twelve lans, Łopusznica eight lans, Łopuszanka eight and a half lans. Mr. Czuryl is given one hundred and sixty-six lans for a Cossack banner of horses, one hundred and sixty-six lans for a company, one hundred and sixty lans for a company, and sixteen lans for a galley, and this is in this shape. Leżajsk starosty with all villages except one village, Gielarowa, which was given to Mr. Korniakt, in which villages there are one hundred fiefs in genere. From the Mościce starosty: Malnów four and a half lans, Malnowska Wola one and a half lans, Sokola one lan, Rudnik two lans, Smoza twenty-four lans from the parish, Morawsko four and a half lans, Kidałowice six and a quarter lans. From the Stryskie starosty: Payments of the Strygian townspeople: five lans, Strianka six lans, Poków four lans, Styniawa Wyżna and Niznia eight lans. For Mr. Madaliński's Cossack banner, there are one hundred lans of horses, one hundred and sixty-six lans, i.e. for a company of one hundred and fifty, for IMci himself, sixteen lans for the kitchen, and this is as follows: Przedmieście Wisznieńskie twenty-three and a half lans, city five and a half lans, Boratyn ten lans, Gurna Jamna three lans. Władycze villages: Walawa fifteen lans, Shekhiny one lan, Łuka three lans, Strazowice ten and a half lans, Sielec one lan, Witoszyńce Władycze half a lan, Wołkowice four lans, Hrusowice four lans, Nanczulowa two lans, Wielunice one lan, Makuniów eight and a half lans, Sośnica two and three quarters of lans. Villages from Strwiąź: Starzawa eight lans, Łodzinka nine lans, Berehi twelve lans, and Stanniki seven lans. In the starosty of Stryskie: Urycze seven fiefs, Kawczy angle two fiefs, Uherskie seven fiefs, two lans in the Strye mayor's office, Dobranów, Koniuchy, Zawadów four fiefs, in addition 01szanik two and a half fiefs, Gzerhawa four fiefs, Radynie six fiefs. 3. This bread, in our first ordination, marked on a quarter horse, will come to Their Lords. to the Usars and Cossacks as well as to their lovers themselves. captains in the kitchen, i.e. IMci p. judge on twenty and two horses, Ich Miom pp. to the Cossack captains for each horse ten and a half horses and a quarter of a horse a sixth, counting one and a half lans for each horse. 4. For the dragoons, the following statute is prescribed: three half-measures of rye, half-measures of wheat, three half-measures of barley, half a measure of peas, half a measure of croup, half a quarter of millet, twenty half-measures of oats, three carts of hay, one heifer for two, one lamb for each, one half of meat, ten quarts of butter, twenty quarts of cheese, fifteen hens, five geese, one and a half quarts of oil. One horse will receive one lan and an eighth part of a lan. 5. IMci Mr. Piotr Sieciński, the cavalry captain of the two hundred infantry, receives seventy-four and a half lans, the infantry captain receives sixty lans, and the IMci cavalry captain himself receives fourteen and a half lans, from which he will take bread from nine lans and two parts per horse, dividing it into three parts, counting one and a half lans per horse, as well as to the other IMs of the Usar and Cossack companies. 6. From these fields coming on foot, the following bread is to be distributed: three pieces of rye, three pieces of barley, one and a half of peas, one and a half of groats, two quarters of millet, five pieces of heifer, five pieces of meat for each sheep, ten quarters of butter, fifteen quarters of cheese, and one and a half quarters of oil. And this selection of bread is to be overseen by the Captain, Captain, so that equally from each field is distributed according to this ordinance.