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[Polish; translation pending] Korespondencja: Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, podskarbi koronny

[Polish; translation pending] Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, podskarbi koronny · [Polish; translation pending] 13 marca / 1622 / 10 marca / 1640

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132/1/468
1640-03-10
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Demand to release merchants and goods detained in Lviv

Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, Crown treasurer → Lviv city councillors

The treasurer protests the detention of foreign merchants travelling to other fairs. He challenges the city’s authority to collect treasury taxes and demands the release of the people and goods.

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132/1/468
1632-03-13
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Objection to suing the Sandomierz customs officers before the Tribunal

Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, Crown Treasurer → Aldermen of the city of Lviv

Daniłowicz asks the aldermen to present their customs exemptions to him instead of suing his supervisors before the Tribunal. The allegation of excessive charges comes from the parties’ dispute.

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132/1/468
1633-07-19
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Request to place the belongings of a deceased Greek under the treasurer’s custody

Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, Crown treasurer → Lviv city councillors

Daniłowicz demands the delivery of the belongings of a deceased Greek from the city deposit. He invokes the right of escheat and the king’s wishes, and promises to preserve the property until the parties’ rights are considered.

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1632-03-13
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Promise of priority in leasing the alcohol tax

Jan Mikołaj Daniłowicz, Crown Treasurer → Aldermen of the city of Lviv

The Crown Treasurer declares his readiness to lease the alcohol tax to the city if the Sejm enacts it. He asks the city to send representatives near the end of the Sejm; the terms of the contract remain to be agreed.

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