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Stanisław Stefan Marcinowski to his landlord Jan Szraiber regarding vacating the house

Sta[nisław] Ste[fan] Marcinowszky Jan Szraiber, landlord (house owner)
none [17th century]

Stanisław Stefan Marcinowski responds to a letter from his landlord, Jan Szraiber, ordering him to move out of the premises. He expresses his willingness to vacate the house, but notes that for important reasons he cannot do so immediately, and proposes a meeting to discuss the matter in person.

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Translation / modern text

[P. 2] My Gracious Landlord! I wish you a prosperous day and offer my services [...]. Your note reached me yesterday, to which I did not reply immediately as I was somewhat busy, in which you inform me that [the matters] are coming to an [end], thank God – I wish you with a sincere heart that they may be settled as properly as possible. However, you also urge me to vacate your house, for whatever need that may be, which I shall gladly do, although it cannot happen as quickly as you might think, due to certain reasons of my own, of which I have already had you partially informed. Trusting in our sincere friendship, I am certain that you and I, after due consideration [...] there will be no lack, about which I [postpone] to an oral conversation, God willing. I commend myself once again to your grace, your servant. Your well-wishing friend and always ready, Stanisław Stefan Marcinowski [P. 3] [Address:] To His Grace Mr. Jan Szraiber, my landlord, my most gracious lord.

Original wording — transcription

[S. 2] Moi Łaskawi Panie Gospodarzu W[aszej] m[ości] fortunne[go] d[ni]a winszuię i służby me zalecam & Ceduła w[aszej] m[ości] doszła mię d[ni]a wczoraysze[go] na ktorą żem za- raz nie odpisał betem trochę zabawion w ktorei mi w[asza] m[ość] oz- naymui[esz] [skreślone: ostrzegasz swoie?] że iuż dobiega chwała P[anu] Bogu ży- czyć tem w[aszej] m[ości] prawem s[e]rcem żeby iako nachędożey odprawio- ne były. Lisz mię też w[asza] m[ość] w tem vcinasz abym vstąpił z domu w[aszej] m[ości] [nadpisane: co miedzy iest potrzeb?] co ia rad vczynię tho [iż?] to tak prędko bydź nie może iakobyś w[asza] m[ość] rozumiał dla pewnych przyczyn moich o czem w[aszą] m[ość] poczęści wiadomem vczynieć kazałem w[aszej] m[ości]. Iako dobre przyiacielstwo swe pewnem tego że my tho z w[aszą] m[ością] iako vbaczne o brack nie będzie o czem iuż w[aszej] m[ości] do ust- ney rozmowy dali Pan Bog zalecam się powtore łasce w[aszej] m[ości] Sam sługa w[aszej] m[ości]. W[aszej] m[ości] Życzliwi Przyiaciel [i?] zawsze gotow Sta: Ste: Marcinowszky [parafa] [w lewym dolnym rogu ołówkiem:] N. 16. [S. 3, adres:] I[ego] M[oś]ci P[anu] Janowi Szraiberowi Gospodarzowi M[oiemu] w[ielce] m[ościwemu] P[an]u [ślad pieczęci lakowej z herbem/monogramem]

Reading notes

Letter without a specific date, year, or place of issue; the inventory card dates it generally to the 17th century. The author's signature is an abbreviation 'Sta: Ste: Marcinowszky' (expanded in the inventory as Stanisław Stefan Marcinkowski/Marcinowski).

Scope of the edition: Automatic transcription (15.10.2026), not verified against the original by a human; illegible fragments marked [...].

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