3. They will make a mistake in utroque supposito, because I took nothing more than what the disposition of the illustrious land expressed, even though it was made non proportionate to this militia, but they will not calculate the assumed amount. They do not have this prae oculis that in a short time, without having to wait for the money to be spent on the moderation and aid of the foreign militia, which was much more difficult and costly compared to that of a Polish soldier, traveling alone, sending people to various cities for preparation, he tried to obtain a permanent disposition of the splendid land of Przemyśl necessaria to this foreign militia. I had to overpay how much, at such a necessary and sudden time, the greatest grudge against me seems to be formed in their eyes, and they do not see other defects or their own defects. I will show it in due time that whatever I took, I also had to expend a significant amount of my own fortune for the honor of the illustrious voivodeship. And what they do not know is that although the militia commands my fiefdom, the officers' wages were retained and for these differences the WW pp. less needed made it difficult to choose, and yet for the conservatorship I burdened my own fortune with lenungs and I had to provide what belonged to the needs and reparations of the militia. And who will be the cause of these misfortunes in the further course of these misfortunes, when it will become tiresome to attack my own substance, and those of the WW pp. to whom it belonged, nervum et annonam for this militia, will lead to a recusa mutiny, that this militia will have to collapse. At this point, I propose early to the WW pp. so that they do not lay any blame on my person later.
4. They say and ask me this, that I do not keep an eye on the banner, that I do not keep a complete computer in this banner, to which I reply to them. Known to them, pp. It's good that wherever the orderly met me, I presented myself and my banner in full numbers, first before HRH, our Confederate marshal, and then also before Imcia, the regiminary of the crown troops, and I remained there, fulfilling all orders and soldier's duties, with the complete banner. So they can't JWIMcie me pp. convincere that I was not in the camp and I was not guarding the banner. And since, after half a year's attendance at the JW camp, the Marshal of our Confederation, acting as the invocando counsellor, and also in order to receive further disposition and support from the militia, obliged me to stay in the general militia, I wonder when I fulfilled the obligatory service if I had deviare.
5. Another incusant is that now there are no people under the banner at all. And who is to blame for this, after all, after the order made near Szczutków, I was once obliged to hand over deserters to IMcie possessores sub poena mille marcarum, I tried to collect the deserters, in the Samborska estate I requisitioned WIMci, p. commissioners, and also recommended them to IMs, p. possessors, so that they could add supplements to people who, on various forays, were injured by others, which is easy to subsequetur, because Mr. Wyszyński, the commissar of the Samborska economy, having ordered some of the deserters to be caught, stated in a letter that he was supposed to send them away, but Mr. Mr. Wyszyński, Mr. the commissioners, as eodem gloriantur titulo, that is, of their own will, i.e. at the disposal of JWIM, the castellan of Przemyśl, issued deserters, lenungs, horses and for the repair of weapons, moderating the expenza needed, as will be clearly and demonstrably shown, made an impediment. So what am I guilty of, why put such impostures on me?
6. They asked me IMcie pp. through my manifesto that I had committed wrongs concivibus, for which I was supposed to take exempta to the hood courts, and on this point may JWIM and pp forgive me. those who promised me this and wrote that they were truly mistaken in suo supposito; because if Mr. Drohojowski issued a lawsuit to me, the Chełmno sub-stoli
damage caused by men of my command, I wanted to sue you adaequatis iuris gradibus, and since you did not prosecute the case after the lawsuit was issued, what is my fault? But it is also a non postremae considerationis that IMcie pp. they chose themselves as protectors of the IMci's interest, Mr. Drohojowski, the Chełmno deputy, even though he himself could have made a claim for his own without any protection. If my plenipotentiary was involved in an exempt matter, it was right, because the law allowed hoc beneficium. And since I was in the camp and celebrated military communions, of which the Castellan of Przemyśl himself was the inspector, this is also true.