2. If, therefore, during the present general uprising, when every nobleman has to stand in the field by his obligation, the securitas of the houses, fortunes and lives of the citizens of the Przemyśl land living on the Hungarian border need, as the greatest forces et subsidia, henchmen to defend the incursion of audacious robbers. So because of the past confederations, and especially after the death of nn. King IMci John the Third, the Russian Voivodeship, there was a confederation in anno 1696 ususque obtinuit, so that in tuitionem from the Hungarian border, the economy of Sambork was obliged to provide a certam guarantitatem to the people, so this confederation is also obliged by the economy of Sambork and WIMć, the present administrator, to in Spatio Sundays of the two mentioned henchmen, one hundred with proper supervision of a decent henchman, not only for the defense of the nobles' border goods but also for the Samborsk economy itself, the Hungarian borderland, which needs to be erected and deployed, placed under the command of the WIMci, Mr. Samuel Jaworski, swordsman of Kiev, presidential cavalry captain of the people of the Przemyśl land, sine omni dilatione sub executione militari give back the tenebitur.
3. If, however, for some urgent need and a great competition among the WIMci robbers, the captain and his henchmen needed help, then every village that would be requisitioned would violently hit the same WIMci captain and his people with a thousand fines. Since the above-mentioned amount of one hundred people from the economy of Sambork belonging to the sine regime et disciplina militari cannot be, therefore IMci Mr. administrator and the entire economy of Sambork need a certum quantum monetary amount contribuere for the lieutenant of these people and together with the people ad manus et dispositionem WIMci Mr. Captain will give sub rigore superius apposito obligatur, and WIMci Mr. Captain to these people a lieutenant compatible eligere and with this amount he is supposed to be happy and stay close to these people, even when exiget necessitas he should assist these people to the event. — Word for word, as it is in the original, published: Jan Mniszek, cup-bearer of the Przemyśl region, marshal of the Confederation of the Confederated Ruthenian Voivodeship.
Castr. Prem. Rei. 543 p. 1288-1289.
1 The camp was near Szczutków; the next day, near Lubaczów, Mniszek issued a universal order calling on the remaining nobility in the crowd to report to the camp within a week, under the loss of honor. Castr.
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Manifesto against the Confederate leader Sołtyk.
1. We, the landowners of the land of Lviv, the land and district of Zhydaczew, Przemyśl, Sanok, lands of the Ruthenian Voivodeship, general of Wyszyński, expressed in the signature below, manifest ourselves cum solemn protestatione idque in eo: because ad saWandam Rempublicam taken naturally in the General of Wyszyński of our Ruthenian Voivodeship, with the faith of freedom, Most Serene Stanisław, our First King in manus IMci Mr. Jan Mniszek, cup-bearer of Przemyśl, our marshal, having taken an oath, we decided to become our confederation, and since, seeing in the last phase of our Republic, behind the universal of the same IMci Mr. Marshal, we went into the field to defend our homeland, while at that time the same IMci Mr. Cup-bearer of Przemyśl dolenda interventionrunt fata, WMć Mr. Castellan of Przemyśl, as ad praesens, our primus in ordine senator in our camp, took away the command from the voivodeships that the confederation, as a body without a soul, could not do without a marshal, so that we would not become sine activitate, and we asked the same Mr. Przemyśl castellan to assemble the knights' circle in order to elect our future marshal as soon as possible.
2. And since sic stantibus rebus was necessary to establish a relation between IMci pp. our MPs and the reception of WWlMci Messrs. deputies of the illustrious Kraków Voivodeship, for the information of our Voivodeship, we allowed ad hos duos actus non plus ultra procedendi, but ante omnia, to participate (sine quo non) in the election of the Marshal of our Confederation.