they will justify themselves and give a calculum to this voivodeship, and especially those of them who held various functions and used these functions to the great harm of poor people, and yes, they gave abuse and even in oppresionem maiorem to the Jews, and they did not make any commission against them against such a strict caiculation. were not published, and although there were true supplications and fair querimonies, they were not accepted. Why IMcie pp. For more than half a year during the lifetime of the former Marshal of our Confederation, no mention or inquiry was made about these wrongs and grievances in so many circles, although they, Mr. the possessors of the property as well as the economic commissioners of Samborska, having been to the voivodeship several times themselves, have not made any complaints or supplications against me, nor have they ever complained before the acts, until now, not out of any real relationship, but only in retrusion of their grievances, which I will be ready to deduce in loco competenti and approve at one time. Only now are the unjust accusations and grievances of Mr. they formed themselves and therefore as from IMć pp. Due to the above-mentioned accusations, I am unfairly harmed in terms of honor and fortune, as well as the invalidity of the object and the vindication of my real wrongs and grievances not only against local acts, but also before God Himself and the whole world.
Castr. Prem. Rei. 543 p. 1740-1750; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Prem. 105 p. 2401-2408.
Sanok, November 5, 1734.
Resolutions of the Sanok hood court.
1. We, the councils, dignitaries, officials and judges of the hood, as well as the landowners of our Sanok region, having gathered at the hood courts, complying with the lauds both at the assemblies in Wisznia and in the field in the popular movement of the entire general of our voivodeship, we do so in frequentia to many of them by unanimous disposition.
2. First, since the entire Republic of Poland cannot be sine consiliis publicis from the enemy, we oblige the JWIMs pp. councilors of our land, so that ex turno in lauds expressed by Sunday four ad latus JW, the director of our voivodeship, pro tuitione et securitate of the land, they could hold their residencies.
3. And since the crown troops are already positioned in the voivodeship and are entering our land, we have decided to issue a tariff in anticipando for the issuance of pallets in casum necessitatis de consensus among all the landowners and the envoys to JWIMci, Mr. Regiment General of the Crown troops of the WIMci family. We asked the Stadnicki cupbearer, the second Grodzicki treasurer of the Sanok land, to dispatch this legacy as soon as possible according to the instructions given to us.
4. That it was decided by the lauduni in the field in the general militia near Makuniów that the calculation of listening to WIMci should be sent to Mr. Remer, the captain of the land of our Sanok expeditionary squadron, who, by accelerating the same calculation of regestra, percepta and expensa for the past half a year, as well as the second year, and pretended to dispatch as soon as possible, but that without WIMci Mr. Bukowski, the Podolian hunter, the former lieutenant, the present cavalry captain and other IMs interested in the proceedings cannot be effectively concluded, until future courts or any landowner's disposal is postponed, and the interim order for IMcie Mr. renitentes, under the rigors of previous laudas and dispositions, gave back the retained fiefs to such people.
5. To sum up, the landowners' disposition in the field near Makuniów was decided upon and approved, the Jewish tax iaudo Yisnensi in antecessum was already practiced in the land and in the voivodeship. WIMci v. Bukowski, the judge of the Sanok region, ex consensus of the whole land, declared and decided et praesenti dispositione, this tax, as expressed in the Wyszeń laudum, but non in duplo we confirm, et iuxta praescriptum laudi, i.e. a die prima Jannuarii in the next year, having revised the receipts of the first tax of this tax and taking note without referring to them, quam exactissimae for the remonstrance of the land fideiiter, we allow to choose on four Sundays. It happened in Sanok in stuba iudicii die quinta Novembris 1734 anno. Józef Bukowski, Sanok standard-bearer, marshal of the hood courts.
Fasc. Cop. Castr. Sanoc. 50 No. 807.
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Przemyśl, November 10, 1734.
Instruction to the deputies of the Przemyśl region to Marshal W. Kor.