935. In Piotrków, on April 9, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, confirms the document of Sigismund I. issued in Kraków on June 10, 1532 regarding the trade route. 0. vol. 15 p. 162.
936. In Piotrków, on April 13, 1552, Zygmunt August, the king, does not allow Iwan and Czernik ZienczioTy, brothers and Kost Piotr Sayko, to sell their parts of the village of Łoziny, in the district and starosty of Iwów, to anyone other than Grzegorz Domazerski. C. vol. 29, page 303.
937. In Krakow on April 27, 1552, Piotr Kmita, count. in Wiśnicz, the voivode and staroste of Krakow, the grand marshal of the Crown, Spiš, Przemyśl, the starosta of Koło, announces the course and result of the trial between Mikołaj Herburt from Felsztyn, owner of Dobromyśl, and Andrzej Wysocki from Winniki, army officer of Busko, for PLN 2,000. before the Krakow municipal court. 0. vol. 29 pp. 227—231.
938. In Jeżów, on May 10, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, instructs Mikołaj Odnowski, castellan of Przemyśl and staroste of Lviv, to respect the privilege of Marek Bałaban, lord of Lviv, by virtue of which he has the right to collect market fees in the district of St. Jura in Lviv until St. George. 0. bar 29 pp. 254 - 255.
939. In Warsaw, on May 13, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders the hetman of the Duchy of Lithuania, voivode of Vilnius, Grzegorz AIxandrowicz and others to demarcate 10 whals of land on the Dnieper, which the king gave to Jan Chodkiewicz, count of Szkłów and Mysza, starost of Samogitia, land marshal of the Duchy of Htva, administrator and hetman of the Livonia land and Hieronim Chodkiewicz. Vol. 156, p. 2255.
940. In Gostyń, on May 21, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, bequeathed to Eafał Cybulski, his benefactor, a life sentence on the taxes of the Jews of Lviv. C. vol. 27 pp. 679 - 680.
941. In Grabowiec, on May 23, 1552, Mikołaj Lissakowski, the Chełm and Bełsk collector, gives Stanisław Żółkiewski all his rights to the villages of Sossno and Nyestanycze, which he had as a loan of 3,000 zlotys. granted to Stanisław Lipski. C. vol. 29, page 384.
942. In Gostyń, on May 28, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders Jan Trzemeski, a judge and the seniors of the Jews of Lviv, to quickly and fairly resolve the case brought before their court by Jakób Ścibor, a town writer of Lviv, against the heirs of Jakób the Jew, known as the "hunchbacked glazier". Vol. 29 pages 250.
943. In Lviv, on July 19, 1552, Mikołaj Odnowski from Felsztyn, castellan of Przemyśl and starosta of Lviv, gives Piotr Wrzeszcz from Żelechów three mills in Przegnojów, Nowystaw nad Pełtwia and three lans. Vol. 40, page 1060.
944. In Naydeburg in July 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders all officials to provide submarine horses to Jan Fridrichowski, a royal soldier returning from the king to Bar. C. vol. 29 pp. 296 - 297.
945. In Sroki, August 8, 1552. Court proceedings of the peasant Hryć from Humieniec against Chwietek Zayaczek for expulsion from the estate. C. vol. 27 pp. 602 - 612.
946. In Gdańsk, on August 13, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, postpones all cases that were to be tried at the Piotrków Sejm to September 12, 1552. C. vol. 27 pp. 567 - 570.
947. In the field of the villages of Zaluki and Kozodowy, on October 10, 1552, Wańko Lahodowski and Andrzej Kucharski conclude an agreement. C. vol. 29 pp. 355 - 358.
948. In Vilnius, on October 17, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, postpones all dates to be tried before the king's tribunal. 0. vol. 27 pp. 672 - 674.
949. In Vilnius, on December 20, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, gives Stanisław Błoniowski an annual salary of 100 zlotys. from the income of the Bar County Office. 0. bar 331 page 30
950. In Vilnius, on December 26, 1552, Sigismund Augustus, the king, orders that if the outlaw Jew Zushman is captured, the sentence prescribed by law must be executed on him. 0. vol. 30 pp. 775 - 776.
951. Oblate. 1552. Testament of Hrehor Zerkałowicz. C. vol. 27, pp. 574—576.
952. In Lviv, on January 12, 1553, Mikołaj Narajowski from Narajów, judge, and Piotr Cziestiński, Lviv land court, announce the course of the trial conducted before the Lviv land court between Wasyl, Makary, Iwan, Marussa, Duchna Świstelnicki and Andrzej Kucharski over the gray horse that Chwedor killed a peasant and a serf of the Swistelnicki family. C. vol. 29, pp. 417—423.
953. In Nakło, on January 18, 1553, Albert Kluniski and Jan and Krzysztof Pamietowski testify that they agreed to be arbitrators. C. vol. 34 pp. 19 - 24.