9. And since contra expressam mentem legis, i.e. anni 1717 per abusum in cities, towns and villages, people of various conditions pretium moneti constitutum deteriorare weighed themselves, as a result of which not only concives et incolae of our voivodeship, but also people of different conditions passing through summum suffer detrimentum, so providendo bono publico We are asking the Chief Ministers of our voivodeship and their offices to issue, on the basis of law, our disposition laudo praesenti described per sonuni tubae proclamare to the general of our voivodeship in cities and towns of every land and district, i.e. the red gold ad mentem legis in PLN. eighteen, a thaler minted at eight zlotys, a tinf at eight zlotys and groszes, a Szostak coin minted at twelve groszes and two shillings, both when changing and buying goods. And if anyone is contrarius, the forum castrense proprii districtus ad cuiusvis instantiam is reserved. In this case, IMcie pp. Sub-voivodes should not give any protection to Jews in their jurisdiction, sub responsione ex persona sui ad cuiusvis instantiam in proprio territorio.
10. We also oblige IMciów pp. sub-voivodes, so that in the cities and towns, each in his own land, the measurements for grain, thrones and cubits would be fair, and each sub-voivode in the lands and counties would co-equate fair measurements, according to the measurements of the principal cities, i.e. in the Lviv Land and the Zhydaczewski County according to the measurement of the city of Lviv,
in the land of Przemyśl according to the measure of the city of Przemyśl, in the land of Sanok according to the city of Sanok. And if IMcie pp. the sub-voivodes were renitentes in this matter, therefore they should respond ad cuiusvis instantiam coram officio proprii territorii respondere. If one of the IMs Mr. the sub-voivode general of our voivodeship was not sworn, so he should explere iuramentum sub carentia iurisdictionis.
11. And since the peasant license has expanded so much that, without any reason, they betray their own lords and flee from villages, towns and towns, and therefore, in haerendo to the common law regarding fugitive subjects, as described, especially in the constitution of 1699, we condition laudo praesenti that subjects should escape from anyone's property and go to anyone's place, intra limites of the land, General of our province, both recently escaped and former fugitives were issued non obstante uila praescriptione, sub rigore in eadem constitutione e xpresso et responsione, in the city to whose jurisdiction these properties belong, in which the fugitive subjects were located.
12, We asked the Marshal of our circle to sign this sanctum of ours with his own hand and send it to our general as an oblate to the towns of every land. Datum in Wiszni die 25 mensis Septembris 1736 anno. Józef Franciszek Dzieduszycki, Lviv standard-bearer, voivodeship marshal, general of the Russian lands.
Fasc. Cop. Castr. Sanoc. 53 No. 1021; Castr. Leop. Rei. 536 p. 2811-2820; Fasc. Cop. Castr. Leop. 39 p. 3149-3151; Castr. Jewboy. 104 p. 2934—2938.
Przemyśl, February 4, 1737.
Resolutions of Przemyśl landowners adopted in tax courts ^
1. Declaration of JW WWIMciom pp. to the citizens of the Przemyśl region in various functions, anti hac et ad praesens, and other pretenders vigore laudi Yisnensis proportionate to each of their families, salaries and wages in these courts with the general consent of those appointed.
2. When, after such an unfortunate revolution, the Most High God allowed us respirium that we can antiqua Reipublicae forma and sejmik et vigore laudi present reddendarum rationum landowners to expedite the courts, pro primo we take reddendae gratitudinis ratione JWIMci to Mr. Mikołaj Sołtyk, our castellan of Przemyśl, who with the dignity of his great name and with the first houses and families of affinity not only in the entire Republic of Poland but also in other nations with distinct merit recognition, only our land of Przemyśl recognizes the great merits of the same JWIMci lord castellan, who throughout his entire life was unice desideravit, so that his years as well as the health, fortune and life of the publicae utilitati of our homeland were highlighted. Indeed, the royal majesty and distribuit, distributing justice, recognized that this Atlas of Poland, after several dozen years of war service and so many commands, exhausted by work, deserves to rest in a senatorial chair, but also with this dignity, indefessus vir, constant at the assemblies of the general of the Russian voivodeship, as well as at sub interregno hood courts and at all landowners' congresses and courts, shows a favorable presence and his presidency. Our Russian voivodeship saw in orphano, succeeding the king and the marshal of our statute, to whom the fasces ductoratus of the general of the entire voivodeship of our co-