20. Decimo nono: WIMci Mr. Stefan Dwernicki, subdelegate of the town of Przemyśl, for his constant work and efforts in the interests of landowners, PLN. six hundred.
21. Decimo nono: (sic) WIMci Mr. Duchnowski, subdelegate of the town of Przemyśl, for leading executions to various cities and towns, PLN three hundred.
22. Yigesimo: IMci v. Topolnicki vigore laudi PLN. two hundred.
23. Yigesimo primo: IMci v. Jakubowski for the continuous application of PLN hundred.
24. Yigesimo secundo: IMci v. bailiff for vigilance of land deeds PLN. one hundred, which [claims] both for the fires and for other claims alio distincto et feliciori tempore should be paid to the above-mentioned them.
25. Declaration of this year's pivot tax. The administrator of this year's spigot tax rate, due to the weakness of his health, made a verbaliter against the continuation of the further tax of this spigot tax in praesentia by JWlMć p. Castellan of Przemyśl and other concivium IMci who were at that time, in quo fundamentalo recessus WIMci p. Castellan. Przemyśl spread its universals among cities and towns, so that at the present congress all the cities and towns with contracts, which the cities would have concluded, and which they did not contract with, would stand with the registers propinatorum liquorum quorumvis sub rigore in eodem universali apposito irremissibiliter, as also the WIMć Mr. The sea czenik of Przemyśl, omnem dispositionem of the tax of this spigot for the same fideliter congress, was written to be sent back, so that neither WIMć Mr. czenik ullam dispositionem propter elucidacionem sent the local court, and indeed, already after this recession, which was made as a deducitur, he issued various grants, nor did the mentioned cities or towns come to terms with contracts as well as with regestras, so when the present court, ullo modo, at the present congress de quanfitate importation tax cannot inform about this tax nor which cities renitentes have been informed, it seriously recommends that Mr. Czesk Przemyśl should continue the spigot tax, as he once undertook, until the next year, and God willing, in the future in the congress calculationem sufficientem of the same pintle tax ad mentem laudi particularis Yisnensis made et super realitatem eiusdem caicuiationis medio corporali iuramento he swore that he would bring the said pintle tax with him to calm down the WIAKs of the presidential cavalry captain in accordance with this declaration.