1. Franciszek of Dubrawka Dubrawski, chamberlain of the Przemyśl lands. JWnym, Wnym IMć pp. dignitaries, officials and all the Przemyśl lands of knighthood, citizens of m. m. pp. and the brethren, after the recommendation of my servants, I am making this known. Their Mć pp. have already returned. our deputies who received it pro sua dexteritate from J. kr. Mci, something WM. m. m. pp. They pleaded with their parents. But that J. kr. Since he has graciously deigned to indulge in certain duties, he comes to call on WM. m. m. pp., that you would consider and resolve these points on the tenth day of Octobris near Przemyśl at Błonie, because it was dangerous to come to the city, but so that the koźdy from WM m. m. pp. either they arrived ready to set off, or when mitigating points, if something more serious seemed to be the case, he brought ready money from the fiefs according to the agreement, so that nulla interposita mora either the expedition would end or we would start ourselves. 2. Dan in Nienadowa die 29. Septembris millesimo sexcentesimo quinquagesimo sexto. Franciszek Dubrawski, chamberlain of the Przemyśl lands.
Castr. Prem Bel. 683 p. 980—981; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Prem. 19. p. 2504.
Near Przemyśl, [10. October 1656]. Landnm of the Przemyśl landowners').
1. We, the councils, dignitaries, officials, and all the knights of the Ruthenian Voivodeship of the Przemyśl Land, gathered today near Przemyśl, because the meeting could not be held in the city itself due to the spreading plague air, and this was in accordance with the universal IMci of the Chamberlain of Przemyśl3), which we, having received the declaration of J. kr. Mci by IchMć pp. given to our deputies, ad publicum communem congressum, we make such a permanent resolution among ourselves. 2. Just as we have not been wasting our health and fortunes in every aspect of our service with courage, so now we do not hesitate to defend our common homeland and follow the declaration and will of J. the King. Mr. n. m., according to our first report, we allow one quarter and one and a half hundred Cossack horses for the expedition of a financial soldier, as soon as possible where J. Kr.'s orderly will be. We declare ourselves to send it. To whom, under the captain of the IMć, Mr. Kacper Wojakowski, deputy judge of Przemyśl, we begged, granting the service of IMci from the day of the show, which the Lviv castellan8), IMcia, the chamberlain, and IMcia, the starosta of Przemyśl*) will celebrate unius duorumve absentia non obstante. 3. And in order for this banner to be raised as soon as possible, each of us who belongs to the popular movement should receive ten zlotys from each fief, salvis modernis abiuratis, and the sums in rents and payments amounting to every thousand zlotys. five zlotys each. into the hands of IMci Mr. Gorajski, the Chełm cupbearer in Kaszyce, IMci's property, because IMć Mr. Sanok's tablekeeper dismissed him from this job i) Because there is no end to the laudum and the sheets of paper on which the laudum is written are in the wrong place, because in Rhea's Induct. from 1647-8 are included, so it is difficult to determine the date of the resolutions. However, when comparing the content of this laudum with the message of the Chamberlain of Przemyśl of September 29, 1656, No. 109 the date of this laudum appears, and from the head of the oblation it follows that the marshal of this congress was: Stanislaus Belchacki pocillator yielunensis.
J) Franciszek Dubrawski, current No. 109. 3) Andrzej Masymilian Fredro. ł) Marcin Madaliński.