') Jaśliska is a town in Sanok County. "The town of Jaślisk was established according to the Magdeburg law - we read in the Administrative Court of Christ, year I, book III, pages 106 and 107 - comes from Casimir W., Polish king, who from Opatów on the octave of St. Agnes (i.e. January 28) in 1366 in the presence of Zawisza caste, Peter the starosta Sądecki, Rafał Sandom, chamberlain, Bodzanta procur, general, Jan of Jurków, granted 200 fians to a certain Jan Henzelin and his successors of the Węgrzyn district in the town of Hensthok, corrupted from Hochstadt, i.e. the town of Wysokie, to possess it, following the example of the town of Biecz., slaughterhouses for butchers, cloth shops and a bathhouse. The mayor had 4 free lans for himself, a manor house, rents from butchers, shoemakers, clothiers, either on the elbows or on the sellers' rates, rents called Schreyceig (?), rents from the city gardens, rents from the barbers (?), from the city scales, which are called Woge, from the Sałctege salt station, from the Schrołowe beer and wine warehouse (?), a sixth penny from rents, a third penny from adjudicated cases. The king allocated two free fields for the church, two fields for driving cattle (Skołhnica), and four fields for pasture (Wiwayde). The king freed the townspeople and residents who were supposed to settle from prisons for 20 years. all pursuits, after 20 years they had to pay for St. Martin to the king for 10 Scots of rent, and to the priest for a tithe of one Scots. The village head and successors were obliged to go on duty with two cloths (cum duabus plachłis) during each royal expedition. Moreover, the mayor, the townspeople and the peasants of the adjacent villages were either obliged to provide three lunches during the general courts held by the king or his deputy prosecutor, or to pay for each lunch with a ballot box. The mayorship with the rights granted to him was bought in 1432 by Jan Lubiniusz Bisk. scares. from the noble Jędrzej de Łubne Oporowski. — Andrzej Oporowski, bishop. Warmian, administrator of the Przemyśl bishopric on the Meat Sunday of 1477 (i.e. the 16th Lutego) in the presence of Pawia from Wrotymowice, the parish priest, Jan from Humniska, the dean of the prelates of the Przemyśl chapter, Andrzej Kobyliński, the canon of Kruświcki, the paroch of Brzozów, and Maciej Golcowski, the parson, who wanted to raise the ruined town of Jaśliska, revived the above privilege of King Casimir regarding the freedom of the townspeople and extended it to eternal times.
*) Polish and Wallachian rabbit, a village near Jaśliska in the Sanok district, which still belongs to the bishops of Przemyśl. corner.
*) Nowadays, the bishops of Przemyśl do not have bishops. cat., there is no such name of a village in the area where the others mentioned here are located.
*) Dal and this village in the Sanok district, 9 kilometers from Jaśliska, Jasionka - a village in the Krosno district, 3 and a half kilometers from Dukla. Both belong to bisk. Przemyśl.
*) This document comes from May 8, 1434, the date is very precisely given. This is the last document of Władysław Jagiełło that we know at all so far, he died. as we know, several days later.
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in Nowy Sącz, 15 February 1487.
Mikołaj Kozłowski, a canon of Krakow, provided with a separate power of attorney by the Council of Basel, authorizes each priest to give the prescribed form of absolution from all kinds of sins to Jan Dębanka from Żórawnik, who deposited a certain amount in the treasury.
church in Nowy Sącz.