IMci Mr. Mikołaj Borowski by people IMci Mr. Humienne shameful in contemptum nobilitatis youth, imprisonment and excesses and improper courts in Hungary, that the state of nobility aggravat is all this, ask J. kr. They will be their Mr. pp. our envoys to deign to the Emperor with the authority of suam regiam interponere that in such insolvency from the Hungarians our wall and citizens would remain in tuto and effective justice for Mr. Borowski for the contemplation of his imprisonment and refusio damnorum would be immediately granted. 54. Some of their gentlemen brought into the midst of our circle. collectors of our lands, namely Mr. Jerzy Madaleński, cupbearer of Wieluń, and Mr. Walenty Fredro, as well as others Mr. collectors (who could not be ob pestem grassant at the Radom tribunal, and if any condemnates stood on them, they would be cashed out) that the administrators of the Sambor economy, recently one heller from all the economies, both from the towns and from the villages belonging to this economy, are trying to obtain a receipt from the Treasurer, so that they can get out of it and avoid these taxes by employing a receipt. they paid. We are starting to entrust their clients with Mr. our deputies not to allow them, Mr. Treasurer, to receive their receipts until the treasury has released them completely from this debt, and even their Mr. MPs previously allowed some taxes without receiving a receipt, we will not allow any taxes and we do not accept them. 55. Mr. Marek Wysoczański in our circle complained about the people of the staroste of Galicia and Mr. Chmieleeki, lieutenant of the dragoon banner - the same man, the staroste of Galicia, who invaded the village of Borynia, the manor in Borynia, Mr. Wysoczański and the village, having robbed them of wealth, wine, horses, things, and cattle. After taking it, they did not leave the manor until he gave them a ransom of twelve hundred zlotys. So Mr. IchMć complains. Our deputies will respond in facie reipublicae to such oppressive actions and will ask that at the next committee a term per constitutionem be assigned to the above-mentioned Mr. Chmielecki and these people, and that they and anyone else found guilty of this eicess should be punished for such an excess and that justice would be brought immediately there. And because from these people and from this Mr. Chmieleeki, Mr. Chmieleeki suffered great harm. Jan Chlopecki, so that he could serve on this commission and achieve justice efficiently by Mr. our MPs. 56. The city of Wisznia, the place of our assemblies, is very devastated by the plague, so much so that there are only twelve farmers left, their Messrs. should try. our deputies that if taxes were adopted in this Sejm, they would be free from all of them per constitution for a year. 57. Also, the city of Przemyśl, because it is very much affected by enemy invasion and pestilence, and many soldiers' positions are ruined, should be tried by their troops. deputies to be free from military positions and transfers per constitutionem. 58. Therefore, we agreed on these points and entrusted them to Messrs. our MPs to promote pro debito affectu in patriam, pro confidentia integra against the citizens of our voivodeship quam tenerrime et integerrime et totius reipublicae bono, in which we are sure that they will keep their word and will not pity us for real work. We asked our marshal to sign everything. What happened at the assembly in Wisznia was die duodecima Martii anno Domini millesimo sexcentesimo quinquagesimo tertio. Andrzej Stano from Nowotanc, chamberlain of Sanok, marshal of the Wisła sejmik.
Castr. San. Bel. 166 p. 322-344 and Castr. Pretn. Bel. 379 p. 537—553.
Wiśnia, May 5, 1653. Laudnm of the Wisła sejmik.