Part 10

Because we have learned from the reports of the IMciov of our MPs that there will be forty-eight as a payment to the army, both the former and the one which "in conservanda eiusdem patriae tranąuillitatem to enlist" salaries, sahns abiuratis et desertatis unanimously passed, which, however, their MPs took ad mutuum of our assembly consensum et assensum, then we, although our countries are barely abolished by the enemy, taking the example of ex facie tocius reipublicae, as well as ex inneta against our homeland quam praestare tenemur charitate, in toto sequimur of our brother voivodeships of other exemplums and, adhering to the constitution of the above-mentioned similiter of forty-eight levies, we establish and adopt, from which, ex mente of this constitution, eight levies are to be included in the payment of the previous army, which the collectors, die septima Octobris, are to begin to choose inclusive ad vigesimam primam mensis eiusdem and then, according to the time appointed in the constitution, in any place by the will of His Majesty the King, Mr. Mci will be ordained, 3. To select all the salaries, we used Mr. Stanisław Kołek from the Lviv IMć, Mr. Remijan Zaboklicki from the Przemyśl IMć, Mr. Remijan Zaboklicki for the second installment, Mr. Gerzy Madaleóski, the cup-bearer of Wieluń, to the second installment, Mr. Jan Wojakowski, the Chełm hunter, to the third installment, and Mr. Wsebor Jaszowski to the fourth installment; from Sanok: IMć Mr. Paweł Dębicki, to the second IMć Mr. Alexander Dydyński, to the third IMć Mr. Adam Jaworski, land bailiff of Sanok, to the fourth IMć Mr. Stanisław Karnicki, who is now the newly elected Mr. Messrs. ordinary salaria described by law are to be paid to collectors for one grosz from the zloty without any violation of the collection. 4. Those emoluments which are decided in this order for the new recruitment of the future army are to be issued. First of all, because the anticipative at the last council, ten elections were decided by us and already by Their Miów pp. the collectors were elected in aliqua parte, then their Lord. pp. the collectors from the former ordained local council should give them to the army as payment at the will of the IMci commissioner elected from us pro die prima Octobris anni praesentis. Subsequenter the second ten elections are to be elected in the same year, that is, and die 2 Decembris usque ad diem 23 eiusdem mensis. Et similiter for the third installment in the next year a die prima Martii usque ad diem vigesimam secundam eiusdem mensis, ultimarie reliquum ten salaries are also to be elected a die tertia Junii usque ad diem 22 eiusdem mensis inclusive salvis abiuratis et dessertlatis according to the above-mentioned constitution. 5. And since it is the constitutional mensa that we should choose a commissioner who would pay the field army for the writer and know about our taxes, we should look for a person who would be able to pro dignitate our counties, munus exequi, but had experience in the military system, so we take into consideration the high level of experience in the knightly work of JW. We asked them, Mr. Stanisław in Brzezie Lanckoronski, voivode of the Ruthenian lands, to accept this office of the commissioner of our lands. As a result, he did not refuse the ordinary service of the government with the courage of his health and a significant loss of his substance, continuando et in night passu of his work, at our request. 6. Which are the above-mentioned forty salaries the same will be sent by the collectors above, who have already chosen ten levies, as well as the present collectors of our lands, who will choose thirty levies and eight, with the approval of J. the King. Mci p. n. m. and per the information of IMci, our commissioner, without whom no money was given to them. collectors should not give to anyone. However, in this respect we demand from the Commissioner that our counties should not be burdened with other soldiers, which is what our name suggests, to J. kr. Mci p. n. m. in qui materia and we a letter from our circle to the same J. kr. We send mci p. n. m., humbly begging that J. kr. Have a habita ratione of the devastation of our lands, and considering that the levies now established on the basis of past adaequare cannot, so that, ducta proportione, out of the gracious grace of your lord, deigned to assign to our lands proportional to the soldier's pay and other banners so that they do not destroy our lands with their passages. 7. And respect for the costs that the Commissioner, the gerendo officium, must undertake to sue