Marek Fislowicz, a Jew from Bełżyce and Kazimierz Dolny on the Vistula River and a land elder of Lublin, protests against Franciszek Libicki, the Sword-Bearer of Łomża, who had exposed him to losses and keeps a horseman's gear pledged years before by the landlord of the village of Tuszów, Ignacy Poniatowski, in the presence his brother, Piotr Poniatowski, the Sword-Bearer of Sieradz, at his home in Bełżyce in exchange for the supply of a hogshead of Gallic [French] wine.