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We, officials and dignitaries of the glorious land of Sanok, came to Sanok on the day and place specified in the contracts, having before us the just demands of His Majesty. Mr. Damian Niesiołowski, cup-bearer of Liw, for the deputy elected by us to the Crown Tribunal, the same function assigned to him by the person fulfilling it, just and fair and for those who were in this position practiced before, demanding, and with his own pro decore of our land, seeking the substance of the year of compenza, that for the landowners' provenances connected to the treasury', none to the above-mentioned JW. We cannot satisfy the deputy e.x aerario nostri, so we recommend him to the gracious considerations of the Most Serene Lord to receive his effective due to the crown treasury. Datum in Sanok on January 25, 1768. Józef Malicki, castellan of Sanok, m. Michał Ozoryusz from Buków Bukowski, chamberlain of Sanok, m. Michał from Bibersztyn Błoński, standard bearer of the Sanok region, MP. Józef Bobowski, land lord and town judge of Sanok, MP. Józef Tarnawiecki, army elder of the land and town mayor of Sanok, MP. Stanisław Truskoiaski, treasurer of Sanok, MP. Michał Grodzicki mp. Stefan Nowosielecki mp. Krzysztof Ścibor Rylski mp.

Ter. Leop. 125 p. 537 vol. Inscr. Rei. Tribunal of Lviv.

* the treasure of L.

Bar, April 20, 1768.

Universal of the Marshal of the Bar Confederation for the Kiev, Ruthenian, Volhynian, Podolia and Bratslav voivodeships.

1. Michał Hieronim in Krasny, Gutów and Tuchowicz Korwin Krasiiisi (i. of Poditomors of the Masovian Duchy of the Land of Roza, starosta of Opinogóra, armored cavalry captain of the crown troops), marshal of the confederation, together with the conscious council of JW. WW. IMć pp. conciliators ^to each and every one of them, namely JOO. JWW. WW. and their birth mothers, Mr. I hereby inform the heirs of the pledged tenants of the splendid voivodeships of Kiev, Ruthenia, Volhynia, Podolia, Bratslav and Chernikhov, senators, bishops, ritus latini et graeci, the native Polish nobility of the crown, ardent believers, and the defenders of the freedom of crown rights, with due recognizance.