4276. In Krakow, on February 4, 1649, John Casimir, the king, confirms the document of Sigismund I. issued in Lviv on October 18, 1524 to the monastery of St. Onufry in Lviv by Zygmunt I. T. vol. 129 pp. 437-439.
4277. In Krakow, on February 6, 1649, John Casimir, king, confirms the document of Władysław IV. issued in Krakow on March 17, 1633 to the Jews of Lviv. 0. bar 357 p. 253.
4278. In Krakow, on February 9, 1649, John Casimir, the king, allows Andrzej Lahodowski, the starosta of Bobrecki, to transfer his life rights to the village of Kniazie to Jan and Barbara Czermiński from Kalinów. 0. bar 399 p. 273.
4279. In Kraków, on February 10, 1649, John Casimir, the king, grants the mayorship of Chmielnik to Konstantyn Kłobukowski. C. vol. 399 p. 987.
4280. In Krakow, on February 10, 1649, John Casimir, the king, issues a letter of safety to several Jews in Lviv. C. vol. 399 p. 541.
4281. In Krakow, on February 10, 1649, John Casimir, the king, grants the mayorship of Uździejów in the Ruthenian Voivodeship to Stanisław Szumlański. 0. bar 399 pp. 453 - 458.
4282. In Krakow on February 10, 1649, John Casimir, king. confirms the privilege of Sigismund III.
issued in Warsaw on July 10, 1624 to the Jews of Lviv from the Krakow suburbs. C. vol. 522, pp. 3189 - 3192.
4283. In Krakow, on February 13, 1649, John Casimir, the king, gives Mikoiaj Cetyz the mayorship of Czernilawa. C. vol. 400, pp. 959—961.
4284. In Krakow, on February 20, 1649, John Casimir, king, confirms the document of Władysław IV. issued in Krakow on February 19, 1633 to the Franciscans of Kamieniec. G. vol. 417 pp. 2096 - 2106.
4285. In Gołogóry, on March 4, 1649, Michai Zaliwski writes down land records from Lviv, found in a box that was opened before the land year. 0. bar 400 pp. 437 - 441.
4286. In Warsaw, on March 8, 1649, Jan Casimir, the king, grants the villages of Wierzbowiec, Durniaki and Żytniki to Jan Baranowski. C. bar 400 pp. 35 - 37.
4287. In Warsaw on March 24, 1649, John Casimir, king. issues a letter of recommendation for the banner of a hundred Cossack horses to Jan Tomasz Łychowski. C. vol. 399 p. 378.
4288. In Tarnów, March 26, 1649, Władysław Dominik, priest. in Ostrog and Zasław, count in Tarnów, the voivode of Sandomir, the starosta of Łuck, gives Krzysztof Świszczowski the village of Suszki in the Konstantynów estate, with the obligation to provide services and provide horses under the Usar banner of Konstantynów. C. vol. 433 p. 867.
4289. In Warsaw, on April 3, 1649, John Casimir, the king, calls on the army superiors to be ready, and he orders this order to be considered as two flagella. C. vol. 399 p. 108.
4290. In Warsaw, on April 24, 1649, John Casimir, the king, calls on his subjects to pay one and a half zmny for Cossack needs. C. vol. 399 p. 209.
4291. In Warsaw, on April 30, 1649, John Casimir, king, confirms the renunciation of Aleksander Przedwojewski, castellan of Wiś, from the estates of Horożany, Horożanka and Hrycyjów in favor of his son Zygmunt Przedwojewski, treasurer of Lviv. C. vol. 401 pp. 1034 - 1037.
4292. In Warsaw, on May 5, 1649, John Casimir, the king, forbids officials from converting Jews by force to the Christian faith. C. vol. 400 pp. 66 - 67.
4293. In Warsaw, on May 5, 1649, John Casimir, the king, gives a letter to Piotr Ożga for the Cossack banner. C. vol. 399 p. 366.
4294. In Warsaw, on May 6, 1649, John Casimir, the king, forbids the construction of new buildings in the suburbs of Lviv for strategic reasons. G. bar 399 p. 280.
4295. In Warsaw on 4th Gzerwea 1649, John Casimir, the king, issues a letter of safety to Tchaikovsky. G. bar. 399 p. 464.
4295a. In Warsaw on June 5, 1649. Such a letter for the Beklewski family. Ibid. p. 1090.
4296. In Warsaw, on June 6, 1649, John Casimir, the king, appoints Szymon Mazurkowicz from Kamionka as general usher. C. vol. 400, pp. 806—807.
4297. In Żółkiew, on July 2, 1649, Jan Sobieski, starosta of Jaworów, confirms the will of Joel, ihumen of the monastery of the church of St. Trinity Church in Lasek near the village of Gzernilawa, by virtue of which Joel appointed Wasil Semendicz, the priest of the Jaworów Orthodox Church, as his successor. C. vol. 399 p. 1276.
4298. In Lublin, on July 13, 1649, John Casimir, the king, declares a general massacre against the Cossacks. C. vol. 399 p. 650.
4299. In the camp near Krasnystaw, on July 20, 1649, John Casimir, the king, issues the third call for a general uprising. G. vol. 399 p. 657.
4300. In the camp near Zamość, on July 23, 1649, John Casimir, the king, calls on cities and towns to submit provisions for the army to the provision masters. C. vol. 399 p. 748.