32. In the wine chambers and warehouses, they should not invent fancy routes and new routes, but as constitutions within themselves, the old wine routes and other commertia should be led; Particularly, the Baligród chamber, protected by so many constitutions, by diverting other routes of the MPs themselves. writers' funditus perished, similiter in the Dukla chamber is also protected by itself, and in the town of Nowotaniec the chamber was protected per constitutionem antiquis usibus. Where are the chamber expeditions to help them? treasury clerks paid an annual pension in noble hereditary estates, nihilominus, so that only expeditions could be carried out in large chambers, and not expeditions during fairs and fairs, which caused quite a disgrace to noble towns, exponent to desiderium IMcie pp. afterword.
33. Wanting the peasants to break away from the servitude of their lords by wandering from village to village, looking for a different lord, as in the Russian, Kiev, Volhynian, Podolia and Bratslav provinces, they pursue these arguments, which often result in rebellions, they have a curare for them. our deputies, that it should be stipulated by the constitution that the mentioned voivodeships, nil quidquam praejudicando haeredi legittimo, should hand over such subjects ab invicem, as before in futurum and fugitives, having proved with witnesses that they have been sitting on the ground of the person making the request for a year, and whoever does not want to hand over such a person, then cum poenis arbitrariis et carentia usus extradition to be granted to him.
34. Praecavebunt i to IMcie pp. our deputies, that everyone should appear at the next election with proportionate assistance, without military personnel, only with those who belong to the service, and in pauco numero, to come to the shed.
35. Renovation pactorum cum vicinis and conferences with outsiders ad futurum regnantem et totam rempublicam to be reserved.
36. Enlisted flags and private recruitments are prohibited juxta veteres constitutiones cum interpositione poenarum legum, whoever undertakes such private recruitments has pro hoste patriae declarari et sine spe beneficii amnestyi.
37. All exorbitants and arbitrary poops should be punished.
38. The time for the election should be extended as soon as possible so as not to starve the local country, and the MPs will try to make it easier. MPs, conforming to the opinion of the rzptej, quo modo et quo vigore, this is what is going to happen.
39. With the Berlin court caute circumspecte et cunctanter for the rzpta to proceed atttentare have IMcie pp. afterword.
40. That trades may have their own safety, and that no one may harm the public revenues of the praecavendum.
41. Securitas of the Crown Posts should be fortified, but dissident postmasters should be alienated and Catholics should be established et iurati.
42. Rivers that descend violently from the mountains, such as the Dniester, Stryj, Łomnica and others in Podgórze, because these inter collaterales do a lot of damage to the borders by often depriving lands and destroying villages, therefore the instabunt of IMcie pp. MPs from our province to
such rivers pro graniciebus summi could not, and indeed, anything deposited should be discharged inquiisitione probatum, i.e. inter bona regalia, i.e. haereditaria.
43. Considering the just claims of the Most Serene Prince James to the treasure of the immortal memory of the Most Serene King Augustus 11, we oblige the Immaculate Conceptionists Mr. our envoys, so that they can also claim their grievances against our great father and king, John 111, and we recommend great benefits to the Republic of Poland, praestita dulci recommendatione, in the person of a worthy successor, to prosecute the Republic of Poland.
44. In the great consideration of great merits erga rempublicam JWlMci Mr. Humiecki, voivode of Podolia, who, since ex nexu iuramenti sui during the treaties of 1717, stante vita of the Most Serene King IMci Augustus II iustam laborum suorum, could not take mercedem, now evanescente cum fatis regis iuramento, to have proper recognition of the IMci pp. our MPs will promote and recommend ■'•
45. Regardless of the great merits of life and fortune for the liberation and maintenance of the freedom of Grand Hetman Jabłonowski, who contributed to maintaining the fortresses at his own expense and substance for the entire Polish government, and so far he always remains in recession, so the instabunt of IMci pp. MPs, that as soon as possible, Mr. succesors were satisfied.