Part 27

According to the constitution, we designate who from the towns and cities of Lviv will be obliged to perform their duties every month in Lviv in front of the Reverends, Mr. Castellan of Rosper, Mr. Józef Svirski, cup-bearer of Czernechów, and Mr. Alexander Drogumir, whom we have used for this de medio nostri. And those IMcie pp. the stewards should receive the money and invest it in loco securo as IMciom videbitur under their common keys and should not spend it for any other needs than in exolutionem of the four levies now adopted, one without the other, nor should they take it for private hiding, sub paeua peculatus. This money, however, should not be spent anywhere else except on taxes passed by the Sejm without the consent of any local assembly, nor should they be involved in this matter unless they are to manage and count it at the assembly in our circle. Salarium IchMciom WIMci to the castellan of Rospir, PLN thousand, and to the others, two zlotys each. We mark five hundred on each person. 1S. And because IMć Mr. Stanisław Rzewuski, judge of the Lviv land, paid de suo the sum of PLN under the Lviv commissioner's decree. twelve hundred, which he was supposed to take from the Lviv tenement house, which was then leased to someone else, so the sum is twelve hundred zlotys. at the parliamentary assembly and the current one shown to IMcie pp. the administrators of the past excise tax on excise lands or any other lands, this retention will be immediately paid to the judge by hand receipt. 19. And since Mr. Swirski, the cupbearer of the Czerniechowski lands of Lviv, the collector exactionis suae for the late information about the sejmik, could not have the commissioner's decree, and therefore could not prepare ad praesens calculations, we leave such calculations for the future sejmik, to whom, in relation to the costs incurred at the sejm and commissions, PLN We forgive a thousand of the sum remaining and give it to them. 20. Despite such frequent conscriptions and daily military journeys and incalculable hardships, as our noble estates have almost turned into deserts, they do not feel any harm in it and it is almost with common regret that they will tell us all, J. kr. Mci p. n. m. IMcie pp. afterwords, that what we once enjoyed in our destroyed estates, that is, libera dispositione, which, as many human pupils of the oculi, remained with us in a free nation, has now been abolished by the quo fato allocations issued from the foundation and taken away from our free hands, and that it is not only about what has already happened with the burden and oppression of freedom, but that later, the most pitiable law will be issued against the new law. nor were appropriations allowed. Adhaerendo constitutioni of the previous Sejm, having complained pitifully about such lawlessness and damage, will ask them, Messrs. our envoys J. kr. He calls for a commissioner or commissioners, either from the court or from our sworn court officials, to designate and deputate the damage done to our noble estates and their liquidation at the Inquisition, which may be accepted at the future Sejm, God willing, following the example of the past Sejm. And since this should not happen to our persons and freedoms, such as those who have usurped the immerito eam by potestatum, it was our mandate through our instigator to make this summario process at the beginning of the Sejm with the support of the deputies. 21. Mr. IMcie is complaining about such allocations. deputies to the JWIM, the voivode of Krakow, and the IMci will find out how and by whom they made such a burden on the noble estates with an extraordinary example, so that we can confirm who the author was, and therefore we can jure agere with them at the next Sejm. 22. Ciż IMcie pp. IMci's envoys will convey to the Crown Hetman the unbearable harm and damage to IMci, Fr. made to the Bishop of Przemyśl, n.m., to you and your brother, also to Messrs. Tchaikovsky a) and others, who were to give them to them so that they could be satisfied with their wrongs. 23. So that during the permanent camp and our departure for war, such dense banners in our lands, which have hitherto been interconnected with their universality, would be pleased to bring them to the camp, as the Marshal's instructions should be more extensive in this regard. 24. As we have always felt towards our spiritual condition and our priests and bishops a) Mr. Czastkowski P. L) started.