7. To the tenon tax in the present year 1763 a die prima August! We will begin by appointing Mr. Piotr Stawski, the sub-table of Sanok, as the administrator of the WIMci, obliging the same IMci to strive for the most fair pro-commodo tax on imports in our land; in the order of whose execution JWIMć, the castellan of Przemyśl, declares to issue his universals to the cities in due time, so that they can contract with WIMcia, the administrator, for this tax, and according to the contracts, this tax will be transferred to the hands of WIMcia, the administrator now chosen with inevitable importation. And the W. administrator for the selection of importations from the cities and their iuxta dispositionem of our land, and for the ad calculum payment of his obstringitur from this function.
8. J.O. Prince IMci Adam of Klevan and Żuków Czartoryski, the Ruthenian voivode, general of the Podolia lands, Kamieniec, Latyczowski, etc. starosta, a retreat full of gratitude and thanksgiving for the graces that are unique to our Przemyśl land through constant results, the more the glorious land is considered obliged to be the more ancient and well-established duties and benefits of JO. the prince, voivode and general of the Russian lands should be remembered and fewer ways to serve can be found. Therefore, on the hearts of our citizens, bound by the thoughts and hearts of participating graces, enslaved in general and in particular, equal to life, there are written duties, as many as JO. Prince IMć, General of the Podolia lands, for his last year's parliamentary function at the Warsaw Sejm with the honor of this land, and for the good of this land he made all the efforts and efforts made with considerable expenses from his lord's treasury, although our land was responsible for the great and glorious deeds of JO. Prince IMci, general of the Podolia lands, can never find satisfaction in his numerous favors proportionate to himself, and apart from that, JO. Prince IMci, General of Podolia, even more than surpassed the incompetence of this land with graces and benefits that proved his magnificence, did not claim the tribute that had long been practiced for envoys, and deigned to give way to the land in emolumentum, so the land of Przemyśl was obliged to take on countless and endless duties, giving thanks to its citizens for the countless and infinite duties that were becoming more and more uniform in their minds, and in his further orders, he wrote down his urgent duty forever. attention.
9. Subveniendo desideriis WWIMciów pp. our landowners and primario WIMci Mr. Józef from Drohojów Drohojowski, the standard-bearer of Zhydaczew, the ancientness of his family and his own old age, a veteran, his merits in this land, respiciendo merita, singulariter, that he held and carried the banner of our land during the past revolution, with two thousand zlotys. p. we are satisfied. We also satisfy a similar demand from Mr. Jerzy Wiszniewski, the Chernekhov soldier, regarding the services of his father at the town pen for this land, and we satisfy our own attention with a thousand zlotys. We mark and, in response to the demands of our burned brothers and landowners, in consolationem the losses in the fires as follows: IMci to Kajetan Humnicki, treasurer of Nowogródek, PLN. p. 2000, IMci v. Dominik Wyszotrawka PLN 500, IMci to Mr. Bazyl Kropiwnicki PLN. 200, IMci v. Teodor Michałowski PLN. p. 200, how many ad praesens declared donations from further taxes will we promise.
10. Complaint pp. the postmasters of Przemyśl and Jarosław for greater expensation for the present cost of keeping the mail, and less consolidation for themselves when....* some of them can order parcels loaded with papers and ponderibus to the post office.
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they do not pay the kłycł according to the landed contract with the postmasters, why do they demand melioration capitulation from the splendid land, so the splendid land of Przemyśl instead of melioration these salaries for the pp. Postmasters respond to their complaints with a solution that brings them back to their understanding of large, large ponderibus packages charged with the ad ment of the original land contract of Mr. postmaster servant, according to whom Messrs. the postmasters will have the will to take the due adminem of the said contract under the free non-acceptance and non-delivery of large and heavy ponderibus packages encumbered with this precustody, so that pp. The postmasters sent letters and correspondence as well as smaller packages, made their duties punctual under the contract, and did their best to ensure that the mail always arrived on time to Przemyśl, and that it was dispatched from Przemyśl not as suddenly as the practicatur, and the contract total was paid by the postmasters.