Ter. Prem. Decr. 345 p. 17-22.
Przemyśl, July 6, 1648. Resolution of the Przemyśl hood court on provisions for soldiers.
1. We, the hood judges of the Przemyśl region, have come to Przemyśl for our present court session, fulfilling our duty to us from the IMci. brothers at the previous assembly, the parties of the preparation of bread and the station of IMci pp. our district soldiers we know that we have decided and concluded such an order, i.e. for a quarter of a year, for one horse for both the Usar and the Cossack, one half-measure of half-measures of rye is half-measures of rye, one and a half-measures of half-measures of wheat, one-and-a-half-measures of barley, one-and-a-half-measures of peas, a quarter of millet, 29 half-measures of oats, four carts of hay, one heifer, two rams, one piece of meat, one quart of butter. fifteen, thirty cheeses, thirty chickens, ten geese, two quarts of oil. Which station or bread we like, having accepted the order of a soldier of the Lviv land, they agreed in quaantitate et quota and that we would deign to behave according to this order, we ask and want.
2. However, due to the defectum of conscription registers and information from succectors de quarantitate of royal lands and clerical estates, as well as from fiefs in them, we could not provide ourselves with sufficient information, and this onus conscientiis nostris entrusted us to the poor subjects and the distribution of bread and their households. soldiers in the election of this in aequalitate were left adaequata, so in the separation of royal and clerical estates, God willing, we postpone our pro feria secunda post festum sancti Jacobi apostoli proxima for the next session, asking them, Mr. our collector, to abolish his obligations and offices with his succollector Mr. Brilinkowic, who is well aware of this, produced a sufficient and true compilation of royal and clerical estates and in all fief estates existing on the first day of this session, either by himself or by his succollector, from the conscription registers.
3. Interim, however, rather than ad eam aequalitatem, we will come in favor of the laudum, because as we have information from IMć pp. captain, that they had recruited quite a few companies so that they could have some bread there sometimes ad radon, they entrusted Mr. Judge Przemyśl Captain Ussarski with the task of downloading the one which, by laudum, i.e. Medyka cum adiacentiis, the town of Niżankowice is assigned to Mr. Gzuryła, because this small collection is the Leżajsk starosty at we are therefore left to further abolition. We attach to IMci Mr. Madaliński for downloading, i.e. to Wiśnie cum adiacentiis, the village of Chotyniec cum adiacentiis. Mr. Franciszek Karol Korniakt, who out of his will and love against the homeland, which was present both at the local council and here, two hundred horse people, i.e. one hundred horse Cossacks, one hundred dragoons, promised to meet this need with our district soldier, and in the laudum of the levy on these people he was not there, although it was declared the town of Radymno cum adiacentiis and the village Łukawiec, we will focus on this further at the next measurement session, promising to pay due attention to this desire. IMci Mr. Sieciński from Siecin, a cavalry captain of foot, because the villages of Starzawa and Wisiatycze for collection marked for the future session, we leave >), to whom, acceding to the past laudum regarding the color for which Mr. Collector, having chosen such collection taxes as well as the rest, i.e. two thousand zlotys. p. from IMci, lord of Przemyśl, with whom he deigned to speak at the assembly, and also from the Jews, PLN. a thousand and what about the salarium by laudum IMci p. po. The borrower was not allowed to do so, so he handed over everything that was due to the salaries of various banners and infantry units to the same Mr. Captain of Foot for the color as soon as possible, for which the Mr. Captain of the Foot should make an account of it. 4. Since the displays of the banners of our district are entrusted to us, we wish and want them to be performed not in private, but during our sessions, when IMć pp. the captains wished to officiate, they deigned to speak. And we will mark a place for the session after telling you about it and then we will leave the session ourselves. 5. Which is our orderly for this time, so that, according to the military articles, the laudum of our IMć pp. the soldiers deigned to maintain military disciplinam with him. Remijan Wojakowski, marshal of the hood court. Gabryel Bierecki, Przemyśl land writer and hood judge.
Indium. Decr. ter. Prem. 345 p, 23—27.
') ob. No. 9 of July 8.
Sanok, July 7, 1648. Ordinance of the hood court of the Sanok region.