Nos Stanislaus alias Gamratli, castellanus Polanecensis et capitanens Sandecensis, significamus teuore presenciuin, quibus expe(lit, universis, there presentibus quam futuris, harum serieni literarum nostre recognicionis iutuituris, publice profitentes et cxpresse: quod quemadmodum Pełka heres de Nossaczowice ') lohannera Franczuch de ibidem inculpaverat, quod Stephanura et loliannem alias Pesthiconem liomines quosdam domo in sua fovisset et servasset et quod ab eodera lołianue egredientes eundem Pelkam furticinio suo ut sepius dampnificarent, de isto tuuc antefatus lohaunes FrauczucŁi suam innocenciam per sufficiens testimonium expurgavit, se rite efectualerque iustificando. In cuius rei testimonium et maiorem evidenciam nostrum presentibus sigillum est subappensum. Datum Sandecz feria {gnhijta^ iu crastiuo sancti lohannis Babtiste anno domini M^ CCCC" sexto decimo, presentibus hys testibus nobilibus viris et dominis Petro et Nicolao Czeczotki, Thomcone de Porampca, Nicolao Gauel de Yatcowicze, Stanislao de Grodek, lohanne de Kantłii łieredibus et aliis quam pluribus fide dignis.
Parchment original in the nar. Department. them. Oss. no. 745; on a parchment strip there is a seal with an imprint of the Sulima coat of arms on dark green wax, an illegible inscription in the rim.
') Nossaczowice, a village in the parish near Grodno and in the archdeaconry of Sandecki, belonged to Piotr Franczuch of the Prus coat of arms during Długosz's times. See Liber benefic. I., 549. Compare the document below and the reprint no. XXXVI.
XXX.
In Peremyshl, May 30, 1418.
Iwo from Obychów, the castellan of Szrem and the starosta of Ruthenia, certifies that Piotr Lunak, the cupbearer of Sandomir, and Mikołaj, brothers born from Wiśnicz, give up Iwaszek and Łukasz, brothers born from BiVcza, the village of Be reska for 55 fines.
Nos Iwo de Obychow castellanus Srzemensis, capitaneus Russie geoeralis, signiticamus tenora presentiuni, quibus expedit, universis, quod in nostra nostrorum constituti assessoruin presencia strennui Petrus Lunak, subpincerna Sandomiriensis, et Nicolaus fratres germani de Wisnycze parte ex una, et Iwaschko et Lucas fratres germani de Bircza parte ex altcra, huiusmodi inter se fecerunt coinposicionem, concordiara et unionem iu causa litis et discordie, quam Iwaschko et Lucas moverant prescriptis dominis Petro et Nicolao pro villa dicta Bereska '), in districtu Premislieusi sita, et aliis causis Petro ot Nicolao obiectis condicione huiusmodi, quod dicti fratres P. et N. prescripti, redimentes litis discordiain et strepitum iudicii, sepcdictis Iwaschkoni et Luce fratribus quinquaginta et quinquo marcas numeri et ponderis Polonicalis solverunt cum effectu. Quan) villam Bereska Iwaschko et Lucas prescriptis dominis Petro et Nicolao cesserunt, renunciaverunt et resignaverunt cum omui iure et dominio eviterne et ab actione ipsis ipsi mota liberos diniserunt promiseruntque prefati Iwaschko et Lucas dictam villam ab omni impeticione cousangwineorum suorum liberare. In cuius rei testinioniuni sigillum nostrum presentibus est appensum. Datum in Premislia feria secunda infra octavam Corporis Cristi anno domini millesimo quadringentesirao decimo octavo, presentibus strennuo Audrea de Bibel, Dobeslao de Sprowa. laschkone de Meszmicz, Preczlao de Boyowicz, Petro ludice Premisliensi, lohanne dieto Primus etc.
Parchment original in the nar shop. them. Ossol. no. 756. The seal was torn off, only a strip of parchment remained.
') Bereska is a village in Lisko County, 11 kilometers from Lisko.
XXXI.
In Przemyśl i. July 1418
Brother Mikołaj, a Dominican of the Lviv convent, on behalf of himself, his mother and his sister, testifies in the presence of the notary Maciej from Chomętów that "he sold his garden in Przemyśl to Jan, the cook of the Bishop of Przemyśl, Maciej, for two fines and one ferton, who gave the garden to Marek, the former notary of the city
Przemyśl.