*) The king released the third flagellum in the camp near Krasny Staw on July 20 this year. AGZ. 10»tr. 261. J) Felicyan Grochowski we used him, who per aetat and by right was free from this expedition, so that during this expedition he remained in the place of the town judge and, according to this constitution, in the praesens castle, living justice for the wronged with the town regent, who also stays to register the books and help in the courts, to act iuxta praescriptum of this constitution and according to it as an official iuramento obstrictus sub eodem iuramento he should do everything. 5. For this reason, here in the city of Przemyśl, where the deposit of our books and each of us's cariora pignora is left, and we entrust other towns, houses, farms, villages, and roads for safety and government to the same person, Mr. Przemyśl's land writer, to collect as soon as possible a good fire cavalry, like a Cossack with bandoliers or a dragoon cavalry, a hundred and a quarter of one, over which he recommended We provide them and in this service we leave them to our lieutenant, Mr. Jan Kokot, who is to observe all orders and damages and is to defer them to Mr. the writer. For a ride on a horse, one wage with bread and everything for a month for PLN. we allow twelve, which will cost a quarter of a zloty. three thousand six hundred. For which quarter in terms of needs and cost and the lieutenant PLN. we will donate four hundred, who will be able to have as much of this cavalry as possible and from what time, whoever enlists from them in a separate register, without relying on the lieutenant, is to make a note and make sure that this money is spent on the same thing as fidei iuratae IMci committimus. Therefore, all municipal, clerical, noble and Jewish iurisdices, as many as there are in the city and suburbs, will also be subject to the victualium tax, which a) we, together with the mayor and the burgrave, entrust to them, sub paenis legum, to which everyone will listen. 6. Considering that the city of Przemyśl was destroyed by the heavy march of the troops, we owe the faith and courage that they showed to the enemy to the same city where our deposits were strong, so that we can better fortify ourselves with the same money collected from the Land Registrar, twenty hundred zlotys, out of our willingness, so that this money will not be used for anything other than embankments and munitions. They did not dare to do or say anything without the knowledge of the writer and the other guards (to whom and to the next guard all the above-mentioned jurisdictions belong and should contribute). What I am asking the writer for is that he deigns to have diligent supervision and a faithful eye in this regard, in which we fiducially oblige them. In which city should none of the banners officiate or perform any executions, for the holiday of those citizens who stay here? Gentlemen, however, all townspeople and suburbanites, farmers, including Jews, should provide themselves with good food, clothing, and should not stray from the city at all times and should maintain their health sub paenis confiscatienis bonorum et colli. Jews and other random people passing by should not be admitted to the city, the farmers should observe this and the mayor and Mr. councilors are supposed to supervise the farmers and the court is responsible for this modo suprascripto in the municipal court. 7. With a just and brotherly consideration for the grave orphanage of Her Mother, Mrs. Elżbieta Hermanowska of Ursko, whose husband was taken captive by the Tatars, we release Her Mother from the expedition against this popular militia as she was free by law and justice to devastate and burn the manor, the barn and the village. 8. Also IMć p. Piotr Monasterski, the burgrave of Przemyśl, that he resides not only in his office in the border castle, but also in his old age and poor health, that by common law he prefers to stay for the government and safety of this castle, but he also offers to contribute towards the goods with us. 9. Which our laudum, with the consent of the entire assembly and the present congress, for the information of all and greater confirmation, we entrusted to them, our marshal, so that at the future celebration it will be read and published in the town books and signed by their hand under their seal. Datum in Przemyśl at our meeting in the cathedral church die 26. Julia, anno Domini 1649. Piotr Paweł Mniszek, marshal of the Przemyśl congress circle.
Indium. Rei. Castr. Prem. 376 p. 1161—1164; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Prem. 16 p. 633—636.
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Pod Medyką, July 30, 1649. Request of the nobility of Przemyśl and the Przeworsk district for common mass.