2. And since IMć Mr. Bazyli Ustrzycki, treasurer of Przemyśl, captain of the expeditionary dragoon from the Przemyśl region, ingratus beneficiorum of our voivodeship et immemor juramentu of his super idem munus of his captaincy, instead of guarding his profession, he went to the general camp of the crown army to his people, where he had an order to appear, in order to avoid a query in the circle near Mościska against them about the deprivation of the property of the repartition. to his subordinates, for the disguise of the laudo's right of considerable sums of supersession and for the great injustices of the poor people, the oppression suffered by many of our brothers through his terrible executions, withdrew from our voivodeship, per malevolentiam, having taken the money, therefore iustitiae et equitati adherendo nevertheless the whole expedition non in vanum neque in privatum IMci commodum ale propter maintaining the defense of the Reipublicae erected, we decide, praesenti sancito nostro, to issue the IMci lawsuit to you from the chancellery of our military court indilate sive ad instantiam cuiusvis incolae sive instigatoris and this case of the Przemyśl land et ad exequenda sancita nostra delegatei sive ad instantiam cuiusvis and this case to be decided as soon as possible by WIMci Mr. We recommend it to our military judge. On what date should the Przemyśl treasurer, the cavalry captain of our expedition, report under the strictness of military provisions?
3. And since the above-mentioned WIMci Mr. Bazyli Ustrzycki, the treasurer of Przemyśl, having chosen a significant ex sancitis nostris sum, is now claiming ex publico aerario for the lenungs and maintenance of the people in his command, and has not made calculations not only perceptorum et expansarum, but also whether he keeps the people in proper control and sustenance, we do not know that JWiMci, the castellan of Przemyśl, our prince, to write a letter to JWiMć, the voivode of Kiev, the general regiment of the Crown troops, to order a review of our dragoons, in quali numero, apparatus et sustentamento, that these people stayed in that place and until now, and IMci, Mr. officers, how they behave, and that after verifying everything about the deserters, the reason and the time having made an investigation with a signed hand, he deigned to order them to send us
4. We recognize the interests of investing perceptarum in the Przemyśl land as a pecuniarum to collect donations from the community, and we consider it necessary to revise it for the collection of selections and other human wrongs and volition. To which we invite, ordain and delegate Mr. Antoni Dragomir, border bailiff and hood writer of Lviv, Marcin Manastyrski, hunter of Chełmno, and Jan Bal, judge of Sanok e medial of our knights' circle, to carry out the inspection of the WIMci expedition. Who is it that IMcie unius duorumve absentia non obstante, dummodo unus quicunque illorum adsit, having published the primario et ad acta castrensia capitanealia Premisliensia and having published the universals, denuntiando to all the landed, spiritual, royal and economic goods of Sambor, wherever the treasurer of Przemyśl chose with his repartition to promote certa assignata and in Sambor before that
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IMciami pp. they became auditors, produced receipts et sub iuramento, whatever they issued to the Przemyśl treasurer and whatever wrongs they received from him and his people through the petition to report, they would go to Sambor to the place mentioned, after verifying the receipts of the treasurer, they would receive them and give their own receipts. People's suggestions, all kinds of perceptions and super realitatem iuramenti excipient, and having done all this, they will verify it with a report or provide it to our military court for information.
5. Moreover, we oblige JWIMci, the castellan of Przemyśl, to write a letter to WIAłcia, Mr. Samuel Jaworski, swordsman of Kiev, on the same date condescendat, and to help with his information, specifically expressing his reply to IMć, the treasurer, which he did not provide to the city.
6. In order to maintain the fidelitatem et regularitatem of the services of our expeditions, we declare within our circle that all privates and all posts and expeditions in our province that exist and may be, each under their own banner and command, must swear that they will faithfully persevere in this war service of ours and that they will not run away or desert and that they will oppose the pseudo-election of Frederick IMci and his cultivators will never follow, in which WWIM pp. officers under the banners will have diligence praecavemus.