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1873. In the camp near Gdańsk, on July 3, 1577, Stephen, the king, orders the mayor and councilors of Lviv to immediately release the imprisoned Ferensius Postawa, a courtier of the Lviv staroste, Mikołaj Herburt, under false pretenses. C. vol. 337 p. 174.

1874. In the camp near Gdańsk, on July 13, 1577, Stefan, the king, sends a universal conscript with an order to include him in the town acts of Lviv. C. vol. 337 p. 348.

1875. In Lviv, on July 13, 1577, Konstanty Korniakt, customs officer of the Russian lands, leases it for the sum of 4,000 zlotys. To Josiek and Piesak, his son-in-law, Jews and townspeople from Komarno, the Krasnystaw and Chełm customs chambers together with their adjoining chambers. C. vol. 338 p. 851.

1876. In the camp near Głową, on July 27, 1577, Stefan, the king, issues a letter of safe conduct to Szymon Pisula, a townsman and horse-handler of Lviv. C. vol. 337 p. 252.

1877. In the camp between the village of Kieżmarek and the Vistula, on July 28, 1577, Stefan, the king, summons Alexander Łaszcza, the castellan of Czersk and the starosta of Chełm, to return the illegally retained toll revenues in Chełm to the customs officer. C. vol. 337 p. 228.

1878. In the camp at the Lantern on August 31, 1577, Stephen, the king, postpones all cases before the royal court due to the Danzig war. C. vol. 337 p. 299.

1879. In the camp at the Lantern, on September 5, 1577, Stefan, the king, grants ownership of several towns between Bar and Bracław to Jan Orichowski for important services. C. vol. 339 p. 1558.

1880. In Malborg, on September 20, 1577, Stefan, the king, appoints Mikołaj Jastrzembski, his maid, to inspect the goods belonging to the treasury of the Kplta. C. bar 338 p. 24.

1881. In Malborg, on September 29, 1577, Stefan, the king, orders Mikołaj Ligęza, the castellan of Zawichost, Biecz, starosta of Żydaczów, to give Paweł, the curate of the archcathedrals of Lviv and the parish priest of Żydaczów, the tithe due to him from the estates of Zydaczów. Vol. 29 p. 94.

1882. In Malborg, on September 29, 1577, Stephen, the king, gives a certificate of security to the councilors of the city of the Valley. Vol. 22 pp. 8-9.

1883. In Malborg, on October 5, 1577, Stefan, the king, informed Mikołaj Ligęza of Bobrek, the castellan of Zawichost, Biecz and Żydaczów, that he had appointed commissioners to decide solving a dispute between the starosta and the Jewish parish priest. Vol. 29, page 95.

1884. In Malborg, on October 10, 1577, Stephen, the king, postpones the case of Nicholas Herburt with the commune of the city of Lviv until the end of the Danzig War. C. vol. 337 p. 353.

1885. In Trembowla, October 12, 1577, Nachum from Kobylowloka, land caretaker. Trembowelski, testifies that the village of Wierzbowiec, belonging to Marcin Wilczek, a soldier of Lviv, was destroyed by the Tatars and the inhabitants and the innkeeper were taken into slavery. The same fate befell the villages of Zwiniacze and Koszów, as well as Skomrosz. C. vol. 338 p. 943.

1886. In Malborg, on October 12, 1577, Stefan, the king, forbids the Lviv councilors to judge Konstanty Korniakt, the Russian collector. 0. bar 337 p. 362.

1887. In Malborg, on October 14, 1577, Stefan, the king, summons the councilors of Lviv to order the shoemaker's guild to hand over the skins confiscated from him to Jan Megieldicz, an Armenian shoemaker. Turkish and tools. 0. bar 337 p. 656.

1888. On October 15, 1577 (?), Hieronim Bużyński, the crown treasurer, gives Strykowski, the royal maid and customs collector on the border in Śniatyn and Kamieniec, an instruction to collect border customs duties from all merchants without exception. 0. bar 338 p. 462.

1889. In Malborg, on October 15, 1577, Stefan, the king, in order to prevent foreign merchants bypassing Lviv from being exempt from paying customs duties, establishes customs chambers in Kamieniec and Śniatyn and sends his servant Piotr Strykowski to ensure the execution of the order. C. bar 338 p. 272.

1890. In Malborg, on October 19, 1577, Stephen, the king, allows Prosper, the Kraków saltworker, to collect 200 cents of salt on the Vistula by customs officers and instructs him not to float non-treasury salt down the Vistula in the future as if it belonged to the treasury. 0. bar 338 p. 234.

1891. In Toruń, on October 20, 1577, Stefan, the king, orders Konstanty Korniakt, the superior of Russian customs, to pay the retained rents to the Sandomir chapters and canons. 0. bar 336 p. 954.

1892. In Malborg, on October 30, 1577, Stephen, the king, frees the Armenian Christopher, the Turkish translator, with all his goods from all burdens. 0. bar 337 p. 1327.