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*) It was the day of the commencement of the presentation and deliberations that took place in the Przemyśl cathedral. We know, however, from the protest on May 26 by Godlewski, Komarnicki and other nobles in the town (C. Prem. 377 p. 726 et seq.) that the deliberations were not finished on May 24. It follows beyond any doubt that the date included in this laudum is the date of the commencement of the meeting, or rather the date of the session limited at that time.

brothers used: i.e. IMci Mr. Franciszek Dubrawski, chamberlain of Przemyśl, who will also be lieutenant colonel for that time, IMci Mr. Marcin from Niedzielsk Madaliński, starosta of Przemyśl, IMci Mr. Andrzej Stasz, cup-bearer of the Lviv land, IMć Mr. Kasper Wojakowski, sub-table of our land, IMci Mr. Jerzy Grochowski, military officer of Samborski, IMć Mr. Adam Krasicki, IMć Mr. Andrzej Bierecki, IMć Mr. Krzysztof Ostrowski1). We used Mr. Jasieniecki to lead the brothers who would not be able to have horses to join this mass movement on foot. To whom these are Mr. and Mrs. All brothers and sisters must obey et facililatem the captains in all military procedures under the conditions specified in the law, and all wars will be celebrated according to their direction. 4. However, IchMć pp. Captains under their banners should not have more than a hundred horses, but if one of them collects a hundred horses according to the order, the brother will no longer be enlisted, and they are to present and present the company and the brothers under their banners to the colonel. And what if there was still ultra left for my brother, since IMć pp. The captains will choose their banners, so we can contribute more to their management by recruiting captains in loco. And those of them who once enter the register of their captains are no longer allowed to fly under other banners. 5. We used Mr. Kasper Wojakowski, the nobleman of our land, as the guardian of our land, and Mr. Andrzej Zyrek as the guard of our land, to whom, ex nunc, in order to make him willingly take up the work that was due, we gave half a hundred zlotys from the rest of the salary of the land writer of Przemyśl to IMć. 6. All courts at IchMciach pp. land officials are to remain, to whom, according to the law, we have added two deputies, i.e. IMci Mr. Stanisław Siciński, a town writer from Przemyśl, and IMci Mr. Piotr Mniszek, who will sit praevio iuramento with their Mć pp. officials and they will judge. And since, due to poor health et provectam aetatem, at the age of almost seventy, IMć, the land writer, cannot go on the present expedition, as according to the law he is responsible for writing decrees, therefore, according to the same law, he used IMć, Mr. Mniszek, to replace one of the deputies given by us, so the work of writing decrees will remain. 7. We also make a promise to ourselves in nobility's words and promise that as we all have the lands of this concives in it and our fortunes are ours, so we are looking for various et mutua prerogatives in this land of brotherly suffragia, so we all go together in the present homeland, without breaking a sweat or anticipating each other, and whoever, ex concivibus, after the announcement of the third party, dares to join the ranks being a possessionatus in our land and a precario, go to the present service of our homeland, to which we all run out of self-love and noble vocation, or go together with our brothers, as instructed by our colonel J. Kr. Mci ad paenas legum super eos statuendas deferemus. 3. And since it is important for us to leave our homes in tuto, we decided to use such a home praesidium, i.e. we used it and chose Mr. Walenty from Pleszowice Fredro as the captain of the IMć, stipulating that IMci fide publica that J, kr. We must beg them to release them from the present expedition, so that they could recruit a hundred men on horseback without disturbing the cavalry's post, and all of them would be the intentus who, during the absence of our erumpere, would be subjected to excesses and rebellions on occasion. 9. Pay to people in the IMci draft who are on PLN. thirty per horse per quarter, but in such a way that these hired men have no complaints about choosing bread from anywhere and they always take into account the cost of bread. 10. The money for this recruitment is to be collected by IMci, two thousand three hundred and thirty and ten groszy, from the IMci, Mr. Jerzy Madaliński, a Jewish soldier, who remains with IMci from the tenement house of our land. 11. And there is still PLN enough for a hundred horses. six hundred and seventy were not delivered, and IMć undertook to provide the benevole with his own money and to have a company, so IMć, Mr. Podstoli, the Przemyśl administrator for that time