171. In Vilnius, on August 8, 1495, Alexander Jagiellon, Prince of Lithuania, bestows 00 on the Dominicans from the monastery of St. Nicholas in Kiev the right to collect various customs duties due to the burning of the church and monastery by the Tatars 0. vol. 360 p. 92.
172. In Piotrków, on April 16, 1496, Jan Olbracht resolves the dispute over the boundaries of the villages of Wielkie and Małega Świerża, Bielany and Mirowie by approving the documents separating Mikołaj Pała from September 22, 1449 and Dziersław from Smogorzewo from December 22, 1488. C. vol. 393 p. 541.
173. In a field near the Dniester River, on August 16, 1497, Nicholas of Tęczyn, voivode and general starosta of the Russian lands, announces that the king has freed Jeronim Wysocki, the owner of Skniłów, from the Moldavian expedition. C. vol. 5, page 1500.
174. In the field near Czarnowce in Moldova On October 29, 1497, Jan Olbracht gives the estates of Jan and Bartłomiej to Iwaśek, an Armenian translator, for his services in the military expedition
Domazerskis in the Lviv region lying and taken away from them for their absence on that expedition. €. bar 14, page 94 and bar 329, page 25.
175. In Lviv, on January 5, 1498 (?) (in the book 1598), Piotr, Otto and Eafał from Ohodcz received 350 fines from Klara alias Milochna, the heiress of Koczarów, and agreed to give her the rights to the villages of their hereditary Matejów and Euda in the event of default. 0. vol. 14 pp. 289 - 290.
176. In Lviv, on April 25, 1498, Dychluba, a Jewish woman from Przemyśl, together with her son Ozalel, testified that she sold her manor for PLN 35. Hungarian Jew Daniel from Lviv. 0. vol. 5 p. 1250.
177. In Lviv, on January 19, 1499, Mikołaj Kreza of Bobolice, starosta general of Lviv and Przemyśl, imposes 100 fines in the case of Rafał from Sieniawa, a tenant from Bakowce, and Jerzy from Ulków against Anna (name torn out). C. vol. 5, page 1319.
178. In Kraków, on April 30, 1499, Jan Olbracht released Busko from paying taxes. C. vol. 328, pp. 80—82.
179. In Krakow, on May 5, 1499, John Olbracht orders Andrzej, Archbishop of Lviv. Piotr Myszkowski, voivode and starosta of Bełsk, and Stanisław of Chodcz, castellan of Lviv and starosta of Kamieniec, to divide the estate between Anna Pukowska and her daughters. 0. bar 8 page 3.
180. In Krakow, on May 10, 1499, Jan Olbracht frees the inhabitants of the city of Łowicz from taxes. 0. vol. 335 pp. 1079—1081.
181. In Lviv, on June 6, 1500, Dziersław Wilczek from Boezów, chamberlain, Felix from Baluczyn, land deputy, Jan Hermanowski, municipal judge of Lviv, royal commissioners, pass judgment in the case of Barbara, Mikołaj Arnasth, councilor of Lviv and Małgorzata, Paweł Eozborski, spouse, daughters, on the one hand side against Katarzyna, widow of Piotr Zimnowocki, mother and currently wife of Jan Karsznicki, and on the other side for Zimnowoda. 0. bar 7 p. 94.
182. In Bóbree, on July 19, 1500, the councilors of Bobrki informed the starosta of the Russian lands that the servant of Jagielnicki, the standard-bearer, had exchanged their horse with Mikołaj, the servant of Jan Brzezdowski, in the city. 0. vol. 5 p. 1433.
183. In the camp near Walawa, on August 5, 1500, Jan Albert instructs Piotr Myszkowski, voivode of Bełsk and starosta of Lviv, to ensure compliance with the royal letters exempting the inhabitants of the city of Gródek from paying customs duties. 0. vol. 5. p. 1446.
184. In Krakow, on August 28, 1500, John Albert, informed about the illegal collection of customs duties on salt and various goods by some people from the Ruthenian land, instructs Piotr Myszkowski, voivode of Bełsk and starosta of Lviv, to order all those with the right to choose customs duties to submit the relevant documents at the next Sandomir assembly on the sixth day after the king's arrival in that city. 0. vol. 5 p. 1445.
185. In Krakow, on September 14, 1500, Jan Albert allows Barbara Mikulczyna from Lviv to buy the royal mill in Lviv in front of the Halicz Gate from the hands of Marcin Tłusty and bequeaths it to her and his heirs for eternity. 0. vol. 5 pp. 1451 - 1452.
186. In Krakow, on September 14, 1500, Jan Albert gives Piotr Myszkowski from Przeczyczów, voivode of Bełsk and starosta of Ruthenia, and Baluczyński, deputy judge of Lviv, an order regarding the Lviv mill located in front of the Halicz Gate. 0. vol. 5 p. 1450.
187. In Piotrków, on February 8, 1501, Jan Albert defines the rights and obligations of the inhabitants of the villages of Sołonki and Żyrawki. 0. vol. 26 pp. 399-401, vol. 393 pp. 1130, vol. 461 pp. 2478 (under 1540) and vol. 564 pp. 1589