Pshona 5 -5 o V in ooa. © then S ъмя. 5 -5 quarts of oil from an ox, a total of 300 quarts; a quart of olfi from an ox, a total of 300 quarts; sheep - 230; boar yearlings - 300; arenas, shi ornyRoriv m, t her o kurei - 200 gold coins.
Every year, throw 300 fours of buckwheat on all the men; Having crushed the whole buckwheat on the shallows with zhorns, we give him 150 quarters, half of the cereals, and then we take him on our powerful horses to Moscow, to the city of Rigin, where. paths beyond the roads, we lose our horses and leave our parishes.
Pradiva every’ zhunka, how many will be in the hatf, throw your own; from which to spin in passes of 20; and besides, because of his great pride, each zhunka sends 20 passes to the reel of an oblique soot, with a pass. and and: > we carry it Pshovo and Gorflku with kufas to Moscow to Orel, with our horses and for our grub, and to the city of Tulf. Sbna on the steppe is mowed with skirt for 300; and to this mow, each ruler having two men or having hired another for himself, we go for our grub, and through “oh, everything is mowed. the clerk sells the squirt for two rubles and three for the zgunniks (herd workers) and where he sells it, then we are all the way to the mFeta, transported by our connies.
On that same steppe they shouted the sound, and now we are giving him the commandant’s heap with our oxen, and sow the arable land with the skill of the cat. And when the time comes, we’ll reap the pashiya (leaving ours half-baked) and transport it; and do not neglect yourself on a free day, not on a quiet day, but also on a weekday and a holiday, to be threshed and flogged; and through all this, there’s nothing wrong with us 9, we’re chatting. b < Re.
Z and pribbaemo; and so - for the heavy burden and the unbearable work, the rest of him, who was at his place, having indulged in misery, @ ine 435 sat down without painfully chilling 610 leave, let's go.
V Hlukhiv to his mister. the commandant, the ustavichne sfno and the arable land that the peasants acquired was transported; and when it is brought and thrown into his yard in Glukhovf, calling for Sbno and arable land, then the city commandant himself orders it to be carried out and we transport firewood along the Far East to Vinnytsia and to the yard, for our grub; We also rudely drowned, sefemo flour, water with our own heavy mines, according to the battle of Hlukhiv, one by one, we carried to his yard and grub there, we collected the rest of the retinue from the ridge.
And this year in 1728, when they brought ©no to Hlukhiv, then again Mr. The commandant sent us to the village of Vikhtorov and there we screamed at him with dry goods for our lives, please honor us, with our powerful screams and for our grub.
And wefkh tilko pmfetsa Shapovalovts® wealthy men, wretched n subsusfdkov about ten.” 55) 56) The Shapovalovites especially complained about the clerk (who has never been beaten in us, they say) for his cruel treatment:
1) Matvya Omelyanenko was beaten mercilessly with batozh and kanchuks, trampled with his feet for the fact that he had negotiated with the clerk so that the pennies he had taken would be wasted, he turned them away, 70 gold coins; and because of that battle, Matvy was heavily choired and sacramental 1796 3) 9edor Pcholenka was relentlessly beaten, tore his hair, trampled with his feet for not signing the tribute to give and whomever the clerk wanted to instruct in his own way, Oedor abhorred him. 5) Another time, he beat the same @edora, who refused, “Why does the master want, let him take tribute, unless we sign”, and with him five people; but that beating, having put everyone in the stocks, took him to Hlukhiv to the commandant and from there throwing, they CALL CHEESE ^ AI I = G. Number of duties of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Ostetsek of Rashavka and Komyshna, 1799.
The community of Rashavka complained to Hetman Apoetol: