1. We the councils, dignitaries, officials, nobility and citizens of our Przemyśl land and Przeworsk district on the foundation of the JO universal. prince IMci August Alexander in Klewan and Żuków Czartoryski, voivode and general of the Russian lands, general leutnant of the crown troops, colonel of the foot guard JKr. Mci and Rzptej, Kałuski, Latowice, Lubochno, Bochnia, Wieliczka etc. starosta, de data eius in Warsaw on February 11, 1767, issued and added to the town records of Przemyśl on Monday, on the eve of the feast of S. Matthias the Apostle of the same year, 1767, by an offering given, legally described and decent at the meeting place, to the city of Przemyśl as of today, marked with the same universal, having arrived, under the speaker of our meeting, JWIMci, Mr. Józef Przeczkowski, the lesser military officer of Przemyśl, and for the assessors of JWIM, Messrs. We asked and chose Alexander from Unichów Ustrzycki, a Winnicki carpenter, Michał Humnicki, a Przemyśl hunter, Jerzy Horodyski, a Przemyśl border bailiff, Alexander Biliński, a Przemyśl land bailiff, Mikołaj Unicki, a Przemyśl border bailiff, and Marcin Dwernicki, a Wendish carpenter, who both the W. Marshal and your assessors jurament super realem connotationem Yotorum, in accordance with the description of the constitution fresh before Her Majesty, Mr. Józef of Drohojów, castellan of Drohojów, the Drohojowski castellan of our land, the present assembly was established, after such a jury, we accepted our candidates for the position of sub-judge of the Land of Przemyśl ad tenorem of the law and appointed candidates for the position of sub-judge of the Land of Przemyśl and the county. Przeworski unanimi omnium voto et assensu WlMciów pp. Stefan
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We elected Józef Dwernicki, a hunter, Paweł Niedźwiecki, a land writer, Samuel Lewicki, a deputy voivode, and Michał Drohojowski, a municipal judge from Przemyśl. Whose personal names were Mr. We hand over the candidates for the judiciary elected ad distributivam gratiam to the Most Serene Stanisław August, the king and our gracious lord, who happily reigns over us, and we have ordered this laudum, signed by law, to the records of the city of Przemyśl as an oblate. Datum in Przemyśl on the sixteenth month of March in the year of our Lord 1767. Józef of Drohojów, Drohojowski castellan of the Przemyśl land, establishing this assembly. Józef Przeczkowski of the Lesser Army of Przemyśl. Alexander Ustrzycki stolnikowicz Winnicki assessor. Michał from Humniska Humnicki hunter, Przemyśl assossor. Jerzy Horodyski, border bailiff, Przemyśl assessor, Alexander Biliński, land bailiff, Przemyśl assessor. Mikołaj Unicki, border bailiff of the Przemyśl region, assessor. Marcin Dwernicki, Wendish cabinet assessor.
Indium. Rei. C.Prem. 627 p. 1133-1135.
Wisznia, May 27, 1767.
Confederation of the Ruthenian Voivodeship.
1. We, the councilors, dignitaries, officials and landowners of the lands and districts of the Russian General, feeling most keenly that our country is increasingly approaching the fall due to the violent change of fundamental rights and the abolition of prerogatives weighing equality among the authorities, suppressed by the power of those eager to lose the most precious honor of freedom, have passed through this opposite moment in mute silence so far, in the only hope of a sweeter time to come a change after a harsh experience, looking wistful. But when, after the end of the general confederation, the last Sejm, supposedly free, confirmed and strengthened harmful laws affecting national rights, the decline and destruction of citizens, regardless of the negative votes of many senators and deputies, we are forced to seek relief from the oppression and save ourselves by perishing in the way that our ancestors usually used in similar cases of uniting not only people but also their thoughts and hearts to save the homeland, as well as we unite, bind and confederate, seeing no other way to bring the misfortunes that threaten our homeland from everywhere, any other way to uplift our fallen brethren. A special love for the common good, a glorious desire to preserve the entire rights of the homeland and to uplift its faithful sons, who were only unhappy because they cared about the whole nation and put the dignity and happiness of their brothers above their own honors, property and life itself, the dignity and happiness of their brethren, led us to this union and unity.
2. We declare that we know well the respect due to the majesty, and indeed we expect that the patriotic sentiments of His Majesty. These people, together with us, are striving to restore the laws that support the throne and ensure the happiness of the entire homeland in general and the happiness of every citizen in particular.