Acceleration of the Inspection of Stewardships in the Troki State

Today, Congress addressed a situation in the Troki State, home to over ninety separate stewardships. A commission appointed to examine regional revenues reported that the three inspectors, duly elected according to law, could not complete their inspections within the legally prescribed time. To overcome this difficulty, the commission is directed to select six individuals of virtue, capability, and patriotism from within its ranks or from other citizens. These individuals, who do not hold stewardships within the same state, will be divided into two groups of three after taking an oath as required by law. Each group will be assigned a certain number of stewardships to inspect, ensuring that both newly elected and previously appointed inspectors continue their work separately. Once the inspections are completed, they are to fulfill the requirements set forth in the initial law, as reminded today.

Topics: inspection of starosties; Trakai Voivodeship; revenue examination commission; oath; division of duties; citizens; legally specified time; public goods management; homeland; constitution;

Renouncement of Owed Sums by Prince Kazimierz Nestor Sapieha, the Great Lithuanian-Belarussian Artillery General, to the Lithuanian-Belarussian Treasury

Attention all history buffs! The Union's Congress has passed a law appreciating the patriotic gesture of a high-ranking Lithuanian-Belarussian military leader. Prince Kazimierz Nestor Sapieha, The Great Lithuanian-Belarussian Artillery General, and speaker of Lithuania-Belarus's local congress, waived his right to a hefty sum of money from the defense budget. This act includes three parts: a grant of around 54,913 zlotys for military services, around 67,055 zlotys reserved for artillery uniforms which were never collected, and about 34,211 zlotys he put toward repairing the Vilnius arsenal. In sum, The General's generous surrender totals approximately 156,180 zlotys. The President and Congress have formally accepted this donation, expressing gratitude for the General's contribution to the Union's coffers and his evident dedication to the motherland.

Topics: Renunciation of monetary sums; Kazimierz Nestor Sapieha; general of Lithuanian artillery; treasury of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; sacrifice for the homeland; confederation; military department; funds for artillery uniforms; repair of the Vilnius arsenal; king's gratitude;