These leases are divided into quarters: all villages belonging to the Przemyśl lordship, as well as all villages belonging to the Przemyśl chapter, separately Sanniki, Kidalowice, Mistycze and Łuka. From which they should receive the most modest bread, i.e. one half-measure of rye per horse, one half-measure of barley, one half-measure of tartare, one half-measure of peas, half a measure of bacon, one ram, one and a half logs of oats, two carts of hay, four carts of heifer, and six tens of butter and cheese per hundred horses, so that no more can be extracted in this way. captains should moderate and obey. 2. The position of IMci Mr. Srzedzinski is in the town of Niżankowice, but without any burden and without having to take bread from there and with little loss, and IMci v. Losowi in Witoszynce. A quarter of IMci ta ob octava praesentis was conceived. 3. And since it has been decided for them to form a hooded regiment for home defense, we ask and exhort them to provide them with a hooded regiment. The captains warned that every week they would send and displace fifteen horses to the trails near Lviv to different places. And from tomorrow Sunday until two o'clock this guard of IMć Mr. Srzedzinski is to start in the second week, and in the second week IM, Mr. Łoś, and so every week to go to Przemyśl early about the fears, to the court judges, who will be there at that time, and also to IMci, Mr. Przemyśl1) and, where necessary, they will go there with the order of the court or the court judge residing in Przemyśl with a banner, and in all matters the court will not they kept it. 4. And if so, the cavalry captain of foot should also rotate his infantry there, where the court orderly or court orderly residing at that time will come and give the sentinel to the senior judge for government and safety a day after ten, and wherever it is necessary to go there with the infantry, we assign one and a half logs of oats and two carts of hay to the horses of those living here from Kruwniki, without any other duties and stations. 5. Which order is ours, so that we deign to obey them out of a duty that they should not obey at all, and by the power of our offices, we paenis de disciplina militari sancitis, we respect their men? This happened in Przemyśl, in the ordinary place of our courts, on the sixteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and forty-eight. Franciszek Dubrawski, chamberlain of the Przemyśl lands, marshal of the hood courts. Gabryel Bierecki, writer of the Przemyśl region and hood courts.
Ter. Stage fright. Decr. 345 p. 333—334.
Sanok, October 20, 1648. Laudnm of the Sanok landowners.
1. We, the council, dignitaries, knights and citizens of the Sanok land, in support of the universal WIM and Mr. Andrzej of Boguszyce, the Boguski castellan of Sanok, for a general uprising by virtue of the Wisnieński laudum, gathered near Sanok2), where and their Lordship. the hood judges, as well as the castellan of Sanok, came together, seeing the enemy already on our necks, and every hour having no resistance anywhere, not only to our houses to be taken down and taken into captivity, but also to the deeper approach, the help of the one and only Lord God, as they had accepted in arduis rebus reipublicae, accepting the crown laws on mass mobilization adopted and to the former Wisnieński laudum we go to the field after IMcia, Lord Sanok, and there each of us sends our orders before IMcia, Lord Sanok, as our leader, having presented ourselves and performed our duties in armis et bene armati, disciplinam et ordinem militarem, and oboedientiam in yinculo unanimi, without giving up on each other in accordance with the articles of war. come-
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