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Laudo sejmik decided that there was no such ceremony at this event, which is why we cannot know the certum numerum of it, and it may be so large that it would require a separate captain, we place it entirely under the authority of IMci d. Dydenski, the captain of our land, in respect of whom we also allow them to obtain a treaty from each hajduk for PLN 1. six, which they should give to each of their trained soldiers, and the soldier will give it to his captain when he joins his regiment when showing off. And since this foot soldier's expedition iuxta mentem laudi from twenty houses from the townspeople and from the Jews from ten is decided, then if there are a few or a dozen of the remaining houses above this group appointed higher, then from each house the townspeople should volunteer, which we attach to the treaty of the Captain. Therefore, we are assigning to this in genere soldier, both mounted and on foot, a show pro die trigesima Iunia anni praesentis here near Sanok, in order to better prepare and perform it in advance, for which Mr. Chamberlain of Sanok will go himself, if there is no legali impeditus negotio, sin secus, requested by Their Lord Mr. Stanisław Humnicki of the Sanok army and IMć, Mr. Władysław Drohojowski, will arrive on the above-mentioned day and write down his name in the town records of Sanok. After which, everyone will go to their own master and will wait for instructions from the chamberlain of Sanok to move to the camp, where the time and place will be designated for both the captain and the company to arrive and perform their duties. The service of this oboe soldier, according to the custom of cash and quartz troops, is granted, that is, two Sundays before arriving at the camp. In the meantime, this soldier will not stay overnight at any station, but he will have to buy everything, as is the case in towns and villages of nobility, kings and clergy, for money, which the Captain, seriously animadvertere, should make sure of with his company everywhere. 5. And in addition to all this, ad laudum, so that it comes ad effectum, we elect IMci Mr. instigator ex medio sui. Cebrowski's military uncle, who will give an oath to the saint in the city of Sanok, who praises the exequetur munus suum as a laudum in itself, diligently scrutando, whoever is not equal /. he was attracted to their other brothers, whatever he had hidden, also from their mothers. he signed less than a sum of rent and did not pay the agreed commission on it, and neither did the city, if iuxta proportionem the number of infantry houses had not been removed, or ex residuitate the houses, as mentioned above, they had not given the treaty to the captain, ex nunc he had sued and had a trial in laudo descripto paenas, from which I was compensating for the work of IMci Mr. Instigator of a hundred fines. ten I am progressing. 6. We also release the ex bonis soldier IMci Szandrowiec from this expedition. And if the Texatorie et temere is sued by IMć Mr. Instigator and the defendant was a liber iure mediante a causa et actione, then the IMci paena evocationis quatuordecim marcarum is to be indicated et parti laesae paid, and the lucratas in iudicio paenas IMć Mr. Instigator into the hands of IMci Mr. Pokomorze with the receipt of IMci he should hand over the money received, from which the chamberlain will make a calculation at the next parliamentary assembly. The remaining fiefs or quarters and rods that did not go in coniunctionem with the others, so that they could agree on twelve fiefs and send a horse from them, and each ex qualibet portione sua should give a certain amount of money that would equalize the numerum from the fian of sixteen zlotys. 7. We appoint IMci, Mr. Ciepliński, the land writer of Sanok, and IMci, the mayor and town writer of Sanok, to receive the land records from the successors of the worthy memory, Mr. Jan Adam from Zmigrod Stadnicki, the past chamberlain of Sanok, who, having collected and revised them, will hand them over to Mr. Wacław Brzeski, the bailiff. town of Sanok. Therefore, we commissioned IMci, Mr. Andrzej Stan, the chamberlain of our Sanok land, to present the laudulum of our congress, signed in the Sanok town records, with our own hand. Given in Sanok on the tenth day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and fifty-three. Andrzej from Nowotaniec Stano chamberlain of Sanok. Castr. San. Rei 166 p. 928—933.

Near Sanok, June 30, 1653. Description of a field soldier from the Sanok land.