the post office, and also arrange drawers and chests as needed for the post office. And his room is marked in the Przemyśl town hall as in loco publico. 6. Therefore, for every piece of writing, whether it be a letter or a matter, whoever sends it will give eight groszy, and for every half-sheet paper he will give half a letter to the post office, doing so without quarrel or noise, provided that the post office is de securitated by the constitution, and whoever sends more than three sheets of matters or other matters, then whatever is in excess, only four groszy will be given for each sheet. It will be up to the post office to make it possible for everyone to receive this post without great expense. 7. Therefore, the post office should not deliver letters to tenement houses and monasteries, but let people know who the letter is addressed to, so that he can buy it for himself. Which letters will only go through the hands, such as from Lviv through Przemyśl to Krakow, or from Krakow to Lviv, these will be free for cursors both to Lviv and to Krakow will be handed over. Due to this, the public post office in Lublin residing in Lublin, thanks to the efforts of the post office in Przemyśl, will receive letters and matters from Przemyśl free of charge, whether from those sent by hand or in Lublin to whom he wrote them without payment, and also send the replies back to Przemyśl without payment. 8. Jews will give half a zloty for each letter, both when giving it to the post office and when redeeming it. 9. And that the mail will be going out to the mentioned cities on Friday, to announce this, on Thursday morning at noon and evening the pridies will blow the post office's trumpet in the streets as a sign that the letters should be delivered. 10. The postal oath is to be as follows: I, N. N., swear to the Lord God in the Holy Trinity, that for this year the postal office has been designated for letters, writings and all matters which are to be sent as in responsa and in whatever form they come into my hands, faithfully to everyone to whom they belong, without concealment or delay, I will announce and hand them over, and I will not betray a letter to one for another. nor unseal it, but to whom it belongs, so help me, Lord God. 11. As this post office is ordained at the county's expense by the provincial voivodeship, every year at the parliamentary assembly the assembly will appoint two members of the nobility, who will come to Przemyśl the next week to discuss the order of the post office, if there is anything in melius (substantials, however, here ordained nullatenus tollendo) and try another one every year to refresh the noro subiecto diligence will be appointed by the Przemyśl townspeople as a postmaster, who, having made the above-mentioned oath, will be in charge of the post office for a year, or they will confirm the same post office if it is convenient and convenient.
12. The post office will ensure that post office workers returning must stay overnight on Wednesday, so that on Thursday they can hand over the letters to whom they belong to and be ready to respond on Friday to the other post office worker who is leaving, especially in urgent tribunal or other noble or merchant business matters, so that the correspondence can be delivered more quickly without any interruption.