12. When JO. Prince IMć August Alexander Czartoryski, voivode and general of our Russian lands, who granted us favors and favors, both for each of the citizens in particular and for the whole land in general, through his kindness, not wanting to diminish the benefits of our land, by the exiled Lord Mr. Stanisław Drogon, the hunter of Owrut, his plenipotentiary, and through written declarations against the invective of beers from the breweries of his estates in Iwów and Jarosław County to Lviv, setting an example and a reason for others, showing the payment, he declares and to discuss a certain annual amount, he commissioned the same WIMci p. plenipotentiary to conclude the transaction, therefore it should be the same JO. Prince IMci, voivode and our general, for the most special proofs of his favor towards us and our land, expressing thanks for fulfilling the demands of the same JO. prince IMci striving for the benefit and good of our land, we oblige JWIMci, the chamberlain of Lviv, to take precedence of the office, mindful of these deliberations, so that, through a transaction concluded in the name of the land and the district, a proportional amount for the above-mentioned invective of beers from the Starosielski and Moszczan breweries should be arranged, the importation of the same to the landowner's treasury, and the insurance of the invective without any obstacle or extortion for the treasury J.O. Prince IMci made sure that JWlMć, the chamberlain, without delaying the interests of the land by his usual and most urgent efforts, wanted to please the citizens in more urgent completion and departure from this congress with a transaction and agreement through himself in the name of the splendid land, and expressed above by WIMci, plenipotentiary named JO. Prince IMci, who did so on the date of our present deliberations, wrote down the total sum of PLN 800. p. this is for the invective from the Starosielski brewery. 400, and for importing from the Moszczan brewery from the Jarosław County, the second PLN. 400 agreed and decided, so we approve the contract and the transaction mentioned in all its obligations and warnings and we want to hold it firm, respecting also the second task of this JO. prince IMci, voivode general of our lands outside his hereditary city of Narayów, once in 1768, and again in the present year 1771, as a manifesto and jurament by the citizens of that city made in the records of the city of Lviv, given and recorded, testify, and introduced on the basis of the law on conflagration, of the mentioned cities from paying taxes of both frontal and We free the nobleman for three years with a volley of compensation retentions if they are outstanding in this city. If any citizen would like to inveigh against Lviv in connection with the overall payment of the transaction and contract, we would like to ask JW. chamberlain of Lviv to make resolutions and contracts with them with the willingness we have shown for the land and with the greatest possible benefits.
13. As for the future administration and contracting of incoming taxes from the district of Lviv and its suburbs, this year, Mr. Ludwik Dąbrowski, the land regent of Lviv, has voluntarily given up the administration of these taxes in order to increase the land income for several years, preserving the citizens' affection for the next congress, so until the next congress, he will give the administrators a decent salary of PLN 2,000. We keep the discount.
14. Similarly, Mr. Teodor Srokowski, border bailiff of Lviv, also welcomed the warnings of the same administration, when this year the amount specified below will be PLN 1,000. is contented and the second one is PLN. We reserve a thousand for the next congress with our declaration.
15. And in order for the taxes mentioned in the same way as in the previous year to be released in an annual contract, we oblige JWIMci, chamberlain of our land, with a contract amounting to PLN 45,000. Mr. IMci gave Mr. Dąbrowski the land with decent precautions and conditions.
16. By satisfying the outstanding debts of the citizens from the former dekiarations and assignments, which have not yet been satisfied, and by contributing to the civic efforts, hardships and work for the public good and honor of this land of ours and the district, not without significant costs, so that everyone can be satisfied with the debts that come to them, as those who work and strive for the common good, receive rewards and compensation, We want to satisfy ourselves in this way: