12. Whose establishment of the present confederation of our land JOO. JWW. Born to them, Mr. and Mrs. heirs, possessors or commissioners, treasurers, governors, i.e. dispatchers and other citizens of all ranks and abilities who objected, did not compile the inventories on time and did not swear within the specified time, i.e. from the first month of June in spatio two Sundays to WW. commissioners, and those living closer to the expedition did not appear on three Sundays and those more distant on four Sundays, then for the sake of their strict military execution and the sequestration of provosts, under my orderly or the orderly of the conciliar who is at that time, they will also be responsible for setting up the expedition in duplo, tenebuntur.
13. Mayors of both noble and peasant status, as well as village heads and slaves in the economic estates of Jkr. Mci and royal lands settled on fiefs and half-lanks, so that the officials of the Sambork economy and the owners of royal lands could record in the village inventories who were the owners of the fiefs held by them with royal privileges of the nobility status and who received PLN 10,000. p. ten, and peasants PLN. p. twenty from each fief to the treasury of the confederation of the splendid land of Przemyśl, to pay under pain of execution by soldiers, I hereby recommend.
14. Tax on Jewish servants by the present act of the Confederation, established so that each person receives PLN p. two to the Confederate treasury during the compilation of inventories and the iuratoria are to express in these inventories the amount due from them.
15. And since, under the pretext of Confederate people, wanton people in cities, towns and villages commit various extortions and violence, I hereby warn you that anyone from me or JW. regiment, i.e. a consignor or a colonel, they did not have a clear order, and, under the guise of confederation, they boasted about any extortion or violence they committed wherever they were, so it was recommended that they be imprisoned, detained and handed over to a closer command for exemplary punishment.
16. Since we have reinstated the pecuniary and tenement tax due to the urgent needs arising in our land, I recommend to the honorable village heads and mayors of cities and towns, as well as to the innkeepers and innkeepers (sic) in this land, to join the WW on the fifth day of the month of June this year. The town judge of Przemyśl, Drohojowski, and the sub-capital of Sanok, the commissioners of our land, appeared and immediately brought back the money retained for the past year 1768 as well as for the present year, in accordance with old contracts, under strict military execution.
17. I recommend that this universal be sent from city to city as quickly as possible, and proclaimed in cities in public markets, and announced from the pulpits, Orthodox churches, and parishes, and that the oblation should be made available to everyone in the records of the local city. Which universal, with the usual Confederate seal, I sign with my own hand. Given in Przemyśl on the twenty-third day of May, one thousand seven hundred and sixty-nine. Franciszek Xawery Potocki, starosta of Augustów, marshal of the Przemyśl land confederation, MP.
Fasc. Cop. C.Prem. 1-49 p. 1075 - 1076. The seal at the bottom, stamped on wafer paper, shows a Polish eagle with a cross in the middle, with an inscription around it: Seal of the Crown Union Army. Indium. Rei. C.Prem. 632 p. 27-35. Rkp. bibl. Ossol. 329 p. 231 (b)-233.
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At Wisznia, May 30, 1769.
Confederation of landowners of the Ruthenian Voivodeship.