Division III. 2. Structure of the provincial chancellery, staffing and ordering

3. M. 7846, - 3) Sy book of states. - ° 1.6.3. No. 5333 to 4). P. 3. No. 3296. c. 20, 3.304. the second is my rent master. At 4727 rub. the position of chamberlain was taken away; in the same year, rent masters were also abolished in all cities, including St. Petersburg, Moscow and Tobolsk); however, provincial renteries are sometimes mentioned later: in 4736, for example, the year it was decided to collect customs duties in full in the provincial renterie "). Special offices are sometimes found at the provincial chancelleries: per capita tax °). Vifst with archives at the central government offices, which began with Peter V. in the general regulation of 1720 4), regional ‘archives’ are also located - at the offices of provincial, provincial and city officials. In the order of zemstvo clerks or secretaries in 1720, it was prescribed: “the clerk-tzhzh (secretary) should have” concepts or black letters, which, from the governor (Governor) written about the documents, it is good to collect them and for information or audits in future, keep them in good order and take care in everything so that no letters from the zemstvo office are lost, under the threat of fines and heavy penalties 5). The order of 4798 defined in even greater detail the rules for keeping dVl in archives °), and in 1756 it was ordered. was. in provincial, provincial and district cities for archives, stone chambers with vaults and stone floors, with iron shutters and grilles at the doors and windows should be built along the Far East. Empress Elizabeth Petrovna in 1749 also ordered the construction of stone archives °), but archivists appeared for the first time in the states of 1763, which assigned them 200 rubles salary °), However, there was hardly a decent amount of savings in these regional archives: in 1768, a book belonging to the Votchinnaya Office was found in St. Petersburg on Petrovsky Island in the SNF, and if podobbov Ono Ve 0 UTs SZ M 4928. - EP C 3. No. 6588— 5 10. 8. No. 9669. K 3534. Ch. XYU— 9 1. from 3. No. 36514. in, 18. 9. 3. No..2,—?) P.S. 6875,— *) P.S. 9662.— °) Si iiku shtotoyaz, ro a exchange sizarechidia rniraeaNAZA and inytaye peonanieva a ON NEON periodic cases were in the archives of the capital, tf possibile’ they were ‘for regional archives.. For’ warning of such siuchai, decree of 1768. ordered those present: 1) to select as archivists people who are sober, not suspicious, and uninhibited by vices and other addictions, 2) to annually testify to the archives'). Regional archives were finally organized already in 1775, following the establishment of provinces, under provincial ones. in the offices there were two ‘shoulder masters: *); and for the production of torture, which had been used for centuries in the legal proceedings of that time, the decree of 1740 prescribed “depending on where” it is necessary to do one execution at a time *). For the maintenance of convicts, who were extremely numerous at that time "), not far from the provincial chancellery, a prison was built with two or three 'huts and a guardhouse for' sentries 5). In order to correct the spiritual needs of convicts, under some provincial chancelleries (St. Petersburg) there was a special priest °). Finally, by the states in 1763, at each provincial office!i. a special military team was appointed, consisting of 159 people, under the command of a captain - for sending the treasury, capturing thieves and robbers, for various guards and inspections). the population to fulfill the demands of the government. The pompists, who were strong in their power over the peasant people, always showed special resistance) P.S. 3 M. 13.127 - 3) P.S.