1789. In Krakow, on May 29, 1576, Stefan, the king, settles a dispute between Jan Herburt, the castellan of Sanok, and the serfs from the village of Wysiatycz over labor. 0. bar 385 p. 1433, bar 415 p. 1011 and bar 439 p. 181.
1790. In Krakow, on May 30, 1576, Stephen, the king, issues a universal regulation regarding the collection of quarters, the levy, and the measures to be taken against those who do not want to recognize him as king. 0. vol. 336 pp. 723—728.
1791. From Wolborz On June 6, 1576, Stefan, the king, orders the starostas of Sieradz, Piotrków, Radom, Sandomir, Lublin, Krasnystaw, Bełsk, Lviv, Trembowel, Skalski and Kamieniec to take prisoners (mercenaries who came from foreign lands to help those who They want to destroy Kzeczpospolita) and sent them one by one to Kamieniec. 0. bar 336 p. 707.
1792. In Warsaw, on June 17, 1576, Stephen, the king, frees the citizens and subjects of the Złoczów and Andrzejów counties from all fees and taxes for a period of five years, due to the fact that they were completely destroyed and impoverished during the previous year's attack by the Tatars. C. vol. 336 pp. 718-19.
1793. In Kamieniec, on June 20, 1576, Mikołaj Brzeski of Brześć, general of the Podolia land and starosta of Kamieniec, is obliged to preserve for the convent of the Dominicans in Kamieniec the privilege of Teodor of Buczaeza, castellan of Kamieniec and starosta of Podolia, confirmed by Sigismund I., by virtue of whom the convent legally holds the tithes from the royal mill. C. vol. 73, pp. 711-712.
1794. In Warsaw, on June 22, 1576, Stephen, the king, confirms the privilege of Sigismund Augustus, issued in Piotrków on June 23, 1550, for the city of Augustów in the Bełsk starosty. C. bar 203 p. 158 and bar 337 p. 66,
1795. In Warsaw, on June 28, 1576, Stefan, the king, establishes fairs in the city of Augustów in the Bełsk starosty. C. bar 203 p. 159 and bar 337 p. 68.
1796. In Warsaw, on July 2, 1576, Stephen, the king, orders the owners of the village of Jezierna, in the Kamieniec district in Podolia, to appear before the king's commissioners. with his privileges and informs them that he has given the right to purchase this village to Jan Boczkowski. C. vol. 336 p. 821.
1797. In "Warsaw, on July 9, 1576, Stefan, the king, gives Łukasz Zeliczko 130 thalers to redeem children from Tatar captivity. Vol. 21, page 43.
1798. In Warsaw, on July 9, 1576, Stefan, the king, gives Stanisław Korzeniowski 70 thalers to redeem his wife from Tatar captivity. Vol. 21, page 43.
1799. In Warsaw, on July 10, 1576, Stefan, the king, appoints Mikołaj Troczkowicz as the usher of Lviv. 0. bar 337 p. 48.
1800. "In Warsaw, on August 7, 1576, Stephen, the king, confirms the document of Sigismund Augustus, issued in Warsaw on June 15, 1572, for the village head office in the village of Babince, belonging to the Rołatyn starosty, 0. vol. 361, pp. 922-925.
1801. In Stryj, on August 7, 1576, Mikołaj Sieniawski, castellan of Kamieniec, field hetman of the crown, starosta of Stryj, allowed Andrzej Wołoszczycz from Pobuk to settle a desert near Płonin% Zielemin, on the Kamion river on the Bereszczaca stream. Vol. 54, p. 540.
1802. In Warsaw, on August 14, 1576, Stephen, the king, orders the mayor and councilors of Lviv, under penalty of 1,000 ducats, to transfer the farm in the Galicia suburb, which is illegally to the hospital of St. The Spirit was written down by Stanisław Maleczkowski and immediately given to his brother Seweryn. 0. bar 336 p. 849.
1803. In Malborg, on September 15, 1576, Stephen, the king, forbids his subjects from transporting grain both over the Vistula and by land to Gdańsk. C. vol. 336, pp. 895—896.
1804. In Grebin, on October 3, 1576, Stephen, the king, instructs Hieronim Sieniawski, the Ruthenian voivode, to be a slow commissioner, delegated by the king, in the matter of the voivode and the townspeople of Kolomyia. 0. bar 336 p. 926.
1805. In Grebin, on October 4, 1576, Stephen, the king, gives a letter of safety to the townspeople of Kolomyia. 0. bar 336 p. 927.
1806. In Toruń, on October 17, 1576, Stefan, the king, grants Stanisław Kudlik, a burgher and merchant from Lviv, a moratorium on debt payments for two years. C. vol. 336, pp. 986—987.