350 In Krakow, on April 6, 1524, Sigismund I called on all citizens to be ready for war on May 30 between Busko and Glinian. 0. vol. 12 pp. 826 - 828.
351. In Krakow, on May 9, 1524, Zygmunt L. writes to the mayor and councilors of Lviv regarding the notary, Mikołaj Grosman and Jodok Glarz, the Krakow councilor. C. vol. 12 pp. 853 - 854.
352. In Lviv, on June 1, 1524, Lviv jurors certify that Stanisław Kmitowicz, Barbara and Katarzyna, children of Piotr Kmit, sold a field of land in Kleparów to Grzegorz the village head. C. vol. 380, page 2228.
353. In Lviv, on September 19, 1524, Sigismund I orders the councilors of Lviv and Kamieniec to allow the merchant whom Stefan, the Moldavian voivode, will send to Lublin for the next annual fair, to go to this city without any obstacles and return with the purchased goods to Moldova. C. vol. 13, pp. 223—224.
354. In Lviv, on September 29, 1524, Zygmunt 1. granted Jakób Secygniowski, the starosta of Busko, a mill in Busko. 0. vol. 354 pp. 3739—3740.
355. In Lviv, on October 18, 1524, Sigismund L. confirms the privilege of Casimir IV Jagiellon in favor of Lviv bakers, issued in Piotrków on June 8, 1479. C. vol. 388, pp. 500-6 and vol. 392, pp. 488-90.
356. In Lviv, on October 18, 1524, Sigismund L. notifies Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the crown, starosta of Lviv, about the liberation of the monastery of St. Onufry in Lviv from the annual tribute of 12 groszy. Vol. 129 p. 437.
357. In Lviv, on October 18, 1524, Sigismund L. liberated the Order of St. Basilians. Onufry in Lviv from the obligation to pay a tribute from the orchard, in the amount of 12 groszy per year. Vol. 124 pp. 422 - 23.
358. In Lviv, on October 20, 1524, Sigismund L. granted Magdeburg law to the city to the Glinians. C. vol. 352, pp. 565—567.
359. In Lviv, on October 20, 1524, Sigismund L. settles the dispute between Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the kor. and the starosta, and the Lviv councilors over the Kozielniczka River in this way, also grants the ownership of the river to the councilors. C. vol. 12 p. 909.
360. In Lviv, October 20, 1524. Sigismund I. confirms the document of Stanisław of Chodcz issued in Lviv f, 3rd post. 8th Corp Ctiristi 15..., the same one gives the Łoziński brothers a tour in Łozino. C. vol. 339 p. 1839.
361. In Lublin, on November 4, 1524, the Oblate of the Minutes of the Lublin court in the case of MikoJaj Strzezowski. C. vol. 12 p. 799.
362. In Kraków, on November 25, 1524, Zygmunt L. writes to Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the kor. and the Lviv starosta, etc., in the case of Adam Corzbork from Coropuss. 0. bar 13 page 7.
363. In Krakow, on November 28, 1524, Zygmunt L. informs that Mikołaj of Hermanowski, who did not respond to the king's summons in the matter with Mikołaj Solecki, is deprived of his goods. C. vol. 12, p. 928.
364. In Piotrków, on January 30, 1528, Sigismund L. orders Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal, to correct the starosta of Lviv to consider the matter of damage to the royal estates, which his courtier, Marcin Trzebienski, reported to the king. 0. bar 13 pp. 55 - 56.
365. In Piotrków, on February 17, 1525, Sigismund I. forbids Ruthenians from Lviv from buying new houses or selling drinks. C. vol. 350 p. 251.
366. In Lviv, on March 4, 1525, Stanisław of Chodcz, marshal of the kor. and Lviv, Lubaczów, Russian lands, etc., the starosta general announces to Adam Corzbork of Coropuss that the king has ordered his goods to be confiscated. C. vol. 13, pp. 9—10.
367. In Kraków, on April 26, 1525, Zygmunt L. estimated the mill around Drohobych at 500 fines. C. vol. 345 p. 59.
368. In Krakow, on May 2, 1525, Sigismund L. instructs the Vilnius tenant not to cause any harm to the Raysko county through his people. C. vol. 515, pp. 2695—2696.
369. In Krakow, on May 8, 1525, Sigismund I. gives safe conduct to Andrzej Carcocondella, a Constantinople merchant going to Moscow. C. vol. 13 pp. 136 - 137.
370. In Dubiecko, on May 15, 1525, Stanisław Stadnicki from Żmigród and Niedźwiedz, chamberlain of Przemyśl, delimits the Hołobutów estate, belonging to Benedykt Czerniejowski, from Kłodnica, the village of Stanisław, Jan, Jan Jerzy and Andrzej Kłodnicki. Vol. 134 pp. 535—538.
371. In Przemyśl, on May 29, 1525, Anna from Eokietnica, the former wife of Jan Ramsz from Lysseczy, with the consent of her brother, Mikołaj Dersznyk, acknowledges Jan Boratyński, the Przemyśl standard-bearer, from the received 15 grz. for a three-year lease of part of his dowry in Kulikowo. C. vol. 13 pp. 42 - 43.
372. In Krakow, on August 6, 1525, Sigismund I. gives the merchant Jurry de Parva Yyely a safe conduct to travel with his goods and things through Poland, Ruthenia and all of Podolia. C. vol. 13 p. 68.