Mciów pp. our envoys, so that they could appeal to His Majesty the King for a letter and intercession for them. 32. The Jews who passim not only customs, tolls, mines, but also land goods are leased, so that the paena colli will be stricter. 33. Since many wills are made by dying people, although the dying person does not allow them to do so, which is confirmed in rem by the clergy, it is a great harm and praeiudicium to the successors that such wills should be invalid, but if they make such wills for a few days in good health, they are to have vim inscriptionis in all points and articles without any approval of the officiants. 34. Just as people leaving the chancellery are burdened by the issuance of safe conducts against the law, they suffer no less gravamen when safe conducts in fam in contumaciam received from the nobility's office are defended so that the nobility will no longer be subject to an urge to rebel against this praeudicium. 35. In the infantry order by the late Mr. King Stephen, not enough is happening to bring the Republic of Poland to the execution chamber in execution, and their Lordship will try to do so. our MPs. 36. Their Messrs. will also try to achieve this. our envoys, so that J. kr. I have the right to caveat, so that in posterum the good of the Republic may be deigned to be given to the well-deserving, and in this respect iustitia distributiva may be preserved. 37. The land of Sanok is very burdened by the declaration on the electoral ultra-mentem of this land from a district soldier passing through aliis incommodis destroyed, to keep one hundred and fifty horses for public defense at its own expense and to provide two more horses, which the extremely impoverished subjects in this land will not be able to achieve, I will try to achieve this. our deputies, that by this declaration another defense be abolished from the land of Sanok, habita ratione of its burdens, persuaded and taxes, if any were to be decided, to bring it to the sejmik relationis to the brethren, and securitatem domesticam, if she would like to think of allowing this ex lege publica, and moreover, a soldier was not stationed in this land for at least two years and did not leave the territory. 38. Deputies to hear accounts both at general assemblies and at particular assemblies of any provosts of the Republic of Poland, to recognize defalcations, to supervise lustration commissions and all kinds of inspections, so as to perform such functions praevio iuramento fidelitatis suae. 39. The common law and the city of Przemyśl gain considerable praeiudicium from the fact that farmers and craftsmen do not want to have iurisdiccioni parere from clerical and noble houses and squares planted on the city grounds; They will try diligently. deputies, so that from all houses, tenement houses and squares, people plebeiae conditionis and Jews have one municipal jurisdiction agnoscant, onej subiaceant et onera civilia according to the statute ferant. So that the city of Przemyśl, with complete faith and withstanding the current enemy impetus, could be liberated from military posts and stations, as well as other cities, by the constitution. 40. Agreeing to the resolution of the Sejm electionis to allow four hundred people from our land, then IMć pp. captain, so that they are persuaded and selected by us, who, according to this resolution, will receive their pay from the treasury, will try to arrange it for them. our MPs. 41. Chancellery decree writer J. kr. Mci to be a well-settled nobleman's urge rebellion Their Lord Mr. afterword. 42. Laudum which we are to adopt at the next sejmik relationum so that the praesenti conventu is approved efficiently by their Mć pp. our deputies and the sejmik relationis to be marked on three Sundays after the sejm. 43. Pretia rerum will be made diligently by their Messrs. to ensure that they are always in control. our MPs. 44. This comes from the high merits of JW IMci, the Russian voivode1), who, with his health and substance, rendered courageous services to the Polish People's Republic in various previous expeditions, but even now, during all the times of the present expedition, with the recent loss of his possessions, he courageously stood up for their Lordship. Our deputies deigned to act as an emphatic authority to achieve a significant consolidation pro bene erga rempublicam meritis. 45. Significant services rendered to them by the castellan of Sanok2) in his homeland ab antiquissimis temporibus there in sago quam in toga, but also now recently declared to the Rzptej, when, out of his tenderness, the district deigned to gather the enemy's lands and did not respond
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