They took care of it, according to the protection of each person or the circle of our lands, or by their husbands. signed deputies go and pay when signed by Their Miów pp. everyone's creditors should. 4. And from the sum which the land of Przemyśl contributed there near Beresteczek, 3,000 zlotys were left to Mr. Jan Wojakowski, the Chełm hunter. p., also at the IMci Mr. Kasper Wojakowski, substoli of Przemyśl, from the retention of the Przemyśl spigot there is PLN. 1,500, then these are both sums in the hands of both their husbands. Wojakowskich, that is PLN. We allocate PLN 4,500 to the Lviv Council for raising 4,500 PLN. IMó Mr. Walawski, collector of the Przemyśl land. Their Miom and IMó Mr. Brzeski 1,000 PLN. They will have to pay back et sic cons°quenter to all their families creditoribus these sums, they will have to go and try to pay. Which is the laudum publico of the consensus of our assembly, which we decided for greater prominence and to confirm with our own hand, with the seal of the IMci, Mr. marshal of our circle, signed and delivered to the towns. Dan w Wiśnia na sejmik electionis ddputati die 11 Septembris anno Domini millesimo sescentesimo quinąuagesimo primo. Jerzy Wandalin from Wielkie Kunczyce Mniszek, peacekeeper J. kr. Mci, marshal of the Wisninski parliamentary assembly.
Castr. Prem. Bel 377. p. 1403-1405.
Wiśnia, December 15, 1651. Instructions of the Wisła sejmik to members of the sejm.
1. Instructions for the six-Sunday general sejm in Warsaw on the 26th month of January in 1652, held by the sejmik of the Russian lands in Wisnia, die 15 Decembris anno 1651, celebrated by pp. given to the envoys, that is, from the land of Lviv, to IMci Mr. Mikołaj Daniłowicz, sub-table of the Crown, and to IMci Mr. Bieganowski, Lviv standard-bearer; from the Przemyśl region to IMci Mr. Marcin Madaliński, starosta of Przemyśl and IMci Mr. Andrzej Fredro, courtier J. kr. Mcci; from the Sanok land to IMci Mr. Andrzej Stan, cup-bearer of the Lviv land and to IMci Mr. Kasper Wojakowski under the table of the Lviv land. 2. Ojcowskie J. kr. My care for the good of our homeland since the first reign of His Majesty the King. We have recognized the beginnings, but we see it strangely now, when J. kr. Not only under the recent storms of war, where the whole of the homeland was at stake, he willingly carried the regium suum caput for its whole, but also under those which, with the happiness of His Lordship, In the homeland, after these war payments, we have a refrigerium pari sollicitudine, which gathers us and calls for mutual consultations so that we jointly provide for the good of the homeland, for which J. kr. We would like to thank you both here, and also from within, to the chosen Messrs. deputies of the iniungi*, so that they would not first approach the affairs of the Republic of Poland until mora maiorum by their marshal for this incessant J. kr. They won't thank you with sollicitudin. 3. Even though we had different opinions, we had to be rightful and resentful, because we do not see how we should betray our ancestors, as if J. kr. It is not the right of the Lord to treat certain voivodeships and persons in particular as the ruling nation chosen by free voices, or to have universal regni nobilitatem or in particular and certain voivodeships and persons acerbius, but we see contrarium when the instructions of J. kr. They will grant us what the enemy would have to admit, and they will thank pp for it. our envoys, begging J. kr. Please don't let J. kr. Having interpretations and occassiones, he remembered that we had placed suffragio libero non eatorto on this throne, and that we stood willingly at the side of J. Kr. They and the blood of our brothers sprinkled the fields of Mars with never giving any disgrace to anyone, so that tedv benignius J. kr. They will deign to beg you to deal with us, your faithful subjects. 4. Substantial