4. They will also report it to me. our MPs, that we are IMciów Messrs. they elected and asked the envoys and delegates ad latus of the Most Serene King Stanisław the First, whom we recommended, inter puncta in our instructions, to declare before his Most Serene Majesty those with which vivimus et regimur dirigamusque ad tuendam magestatem ac libertatem salubria media JWIMci p. Mr. Marshal of the Crown sollicitudine administrata, and so that they may find memoriam et iustam recognitionem in your heart and conclude them. Jan Siemieński, chamberlain of the Lviv region and the Jewish district, marshal of the knights' circle of the voivodeship, general of the Russians.
Przemyśl, April 30, 1734.
Laudum of the Przemyśl landowners.
1. Having the motive of JWIMci pp. consiliators of the splendid land of Przemyśl and considering the necessity of recapitulating the Jewish tax in robore laudi on the General in Wisznia at the congress of the Russian Voivodeship sub tempus initae confoederationis die 10 Decembris of the past year 1733 adopted, which praecommisit to increase the expressed Jewish tax inito consilio with JWIMć mi pp. the councilors, taking into account the current situation and the needs of this splendid land, decided and carried out ad executionem that this summa exigit necessitas for the further maintenance of peasant expeditions, which are established non modico of the expenditure of the splendid land of Przemyśl in tuitionem maiestatis et libertatis, for which only a six-month allowance from the smoke is assigned and ad manus to them by Mr. dedicated to the captains of these expeditions, and since the time for this period of determinabitur is soon to come, everyone should go to salutare et proficuum opus non ruat, both for the maintenance of this militia and for other expensa stante hac confoederatione needed, having gathered in Przemyśl on April Fool's Day, 29, 1734, ex praemissis rationibus, this Jewish tax inito et communicato We reassess the consilio with the WIMci Mr. Consiliars and decide that all Jews living and living in cities, towns and villages in the jurisdictions of royal, nobility and clergy, nullo penitus excepto, without any protection or tutando benefitio conflagrationis, i.e. from every Jew who is a farmer in both cities and towns. and in the villages belonging to one tynf, from the farmer's wife to half a tynfa, from their children utriusque sexus, starting ab aetate three years excedentium after Szostak, who was beaten, from bailiffs living in the same place as well as from wives, to half a tynfa, from the children of the same after Szostak, who was beaten, the same amount should be chosen both from widows and their children.
2. And since I lie spirituali as well as saeculari caututn, so that Christians do not remain in obsequio of Jews, in whom they have suas commoditates et nulla onera publica sufferunt, it is ordered that from the winemakers, farmhands and cooks, to whom they will be employed only in the service of the Jews, from the winemaker to the tynf, from the farmhand to the tynf and from cooks were paid half a tinfa each.
3. To which tax is to be elected, so that the quanto velocius can be elected IMci pp. We asked for and elected three ex-actors, i.e. Mr. Wacław Wąsowicz, the starosta of Kiślaki, for the Zasaris WWlMć party, Mr. Zygmunt Wujakowski, the Zatorski chief, for the party between the San and the Dniester WlMć, and for the Podniestrska WIMci party, Mr. Gwidon Siedliski, subdelegate of the town of Przemyśl, obliging and asking them to choose this tax quam exactissime as soon as possible and to hand over it in spaio on six Sundays ad manus et ad quietationem to Mr. Jan Mniszek, the cup-bearer of Przemyśl, the marshal of the Confederation of the Russian Voivodeship.