Castr. Sanoc Bel. 162 p. 2498 - 2502: Castr. Prem. Bel. 376 p. 238 - 243; Faso. Cop. Castr. Prem. 16 p. 101 - 104; Fasc. Cop. Castr. San. 100 p. 67—70. Tank. B. Ossol. 3566 f. 236—238 v.
Przemyśl, July 26, 1649. Laudum of the Przemyśl landowners.
1. We, the council, dignitaries, officials and citizens of the Przemyśl land, have gathered for a general movement in our city after the issuance of the third flag, although beyond custom and law, six days have been designated for reporting to the camp, non praeiudicando, however, in accordance with the ancient customs of iuribus et liberlatibus nostris, considering ad praesens the urgent need and the heavy need of our brothers in the camp. who were under siege and who could be saved non nisi celeritate, having come here to Przemyśl at such a precise time, we, together with our lord castellan2) adopted a laudum about the time and order of this popular uprising. 2. And first of all, we asked our castellan for all of us to take care of the earthly goods of the clergy and the knights, as well as the cities and towns for this common burden, as well as with them, both in their own right. the others, in their mails, as each one draws out the constitution of 1621, showed up, showed themselves and at the same time, without tearing themselves apart any more, they moved to the places marked by the last tendrils. 3. For a general movement of holidays and convenience, since it seems to us that it is necessary to have one hundred infantry with us at all times, we decide to have one hundred infantry with us at all times. Which infantry received colors and bread for a month for PLN We are appointing ten and we are asking Mr. Piotr Sieciński for the captain to be collected as soon as possible, as before, to whom we ask PLN 100,000 in terms of cost and content. five hundred for the first quarter, also for the ashes of words and a carriage under it, the second five hundred also for the quarter. Which money, according to the amount and number of the train of servants, or in parts, if all of them cannot be collected, or and when Mr. Siecinski will be sure to hand over all hundred of the servants from past taxes, that our land collector, Mr. Siecinski, will hand over to the same Mr. Siecinski, and that Mr. Siecinski will be transported to the camp at the farthest point at our show, which should not be omitted under military articles, how much he will be able to gather and show off this infantry to us (the show of which the pay is to begin with) he should. And if he collects more than enough money in the rota, he will have to make an account at any of our next local assemblies. To this order, in order to encourage the IMs, Mr. our elder brothers for drums, trumpets and drummers, who will inform their family about this, from the same money to them, the land clerk, PLN. we mark three hundred. 4. It is also necessary that when we leave for this war, God willing, we should ensure the safety of our spouses' homes and our wealth, as well as the order of justice, which is why, by acceding to the constitution of 1621 on town judges or sub-starostas, because this office of sub-starosta is vacant for the time being, Mr. Gabriel Bierecki, land writer for...