Part 22

Members to satisfy themselves in desideriis of the mentioned city cum universa respubiica ineant modos et rationes and what may be a praesens sine privatorum praeiudicio. In reiiquo, so that they can wait for future and happier times, they should declare pp. afterword. 60. Not wanting to deese virtuti and due supprimere praemia, especially those who serve their homeland resolutely, wanting to encourage them to continue serving the indigenat Mr. Houerbek and Mr. Piotr di Noiesa) pp. MPs will allow it. They will also allow Mr. JurycyŁ) and Mr. Michał and Mr. Złotorowicz to have indigenatus and nobilitacy, but praecustodito, the honorum and dignitatum will not be ad tertiam generationem capaces according to the statute. Others, in the instructions of J. kr. Those specified with these decorations are expected to have them, and during this time they will be able to survive. 61. We must all stand up for ourselves when we are entitled to our leases from the king of His Majesty's conferences, as we contigit to Mr. Stanisław Drogoek, our voivodeship during the present splendid incursion and the enemy's well-deserved, whose steward in the Nahujowice commune, Mr. Stanisław Skarszewski, is the treasurer. Samborski is disturbing and hurting. They will therefore submit a request to J. kr. Mci IchMć pp. our deputies, that this bene meritus civis in his old age could peacefully eat a piece of bread from the grace of His Majesty the King and work acquired by him, and also that such a paenae pro temeraria disputee about the property of His Majesty the King. They assumed that they would help this slave, as interpositae pro evocatione bonorum terrestrium in jus fisci, et omni meliori modo, to help this slave. our envoys to keep these goods in peace. 62. They will also complain about Mr. Kulczycki, who, while supervising the services of the government and managing the army's pay, cannot be at peace in the possession of his hereditary estates, in which his subjects were J. kr. The men in that village who are obstacles are making obstacles so that J. kr. To recognize this difference and as a matter of right, he appointed a commissioner and wrote letters to IMci, the administrator of the economy of Sambork at that time, so that he would not contradict the recognition of this difference, and the same Mr. Kulczycki before the decision was made. the same commissioner was pacified with respect to the privileges of the same people. Given to Kulczycki. 63. The Samborsk fian infantry, which is usually dispatched by the village head, because they are in privatos usus and do not go to the camp together with other fiefs, will ask Mr. afterword by J. kr. He wants the infantry to be sent to the ordinary captain of these fiefs and go to the camp. As in the past, vicissitudo of many cities and provincial faith kept erga rempublicam probavit virtutem, in such a unique way the city, eam promeruit laudem, that both faith towards the lord and homeland and courage against the enemy, whose countless armies this city saw under its walls et repressit generosissime, having survived all adversae fortunae ictus and these enemies, conatus, having alienated the infracta virtute of this fortress in the Republic of Poland, retained this fortress and made the enemy feel the first disgust, as it therefore deserved to be omnem gratitudinem from the entire Republic of Poland, so that the desideria of this city deservedly took place in the whole Republic of Poland and were recommended by us in a correct manner. 64. What then concerns the debts in rem reipublicae erogated by this city, since the liquidation of these realis and the general consent of all the government, then the government will try to arrange compensation for these debts. our MPs. Therefore, in the fortification of this city as metropolis Russiae, many toti interest reipublicae will be asking for a certa summa to be granted for the completion of such a municipality, which requires a very large sum of money. And on top of that, their Mr. and Mrs. the deputies will argue that the sum of four thousand, which the city will borrow from the land of Lviv under the insurance of the land pro praesidio in Lviv, should be paid to the city from the public excise tax according to the insurance of the old people. 65. Debts that J. Kr. This mention is made by our voivodeship in relation to the leases given up in rem reipublicae for the payment of the rzpta, and therefore the iniungimus pp. deputies not to get involved in this matter ullo modo et ratione, neither allow nor provide security, in which it is their fidem