Then a peasant from Hruszowa arrived and said that he had escaped from the basket of Haji Gerej, who was going with jasyr and was going to cross the Dniester by the bridge in the village of Mosty.

Sobieski crossed the Dniester through large wattles with his own armored banner, dragoons and reiters.

Thanks to the help of a peasant from Wallachia, who promised to show his ford for the army in exchange for a large reward, on October 12 at dawn, Poles crossed the Dniester.

The Hetman sent messengers to Kałusz, Nowica and Rożniatów so that the peasants could go to the forests at night and put fences on the roads.

At night they caught up with the Tatars, and then near Nowica they overtook them and approached them through the valleys and brushwoods.

Several hundred volunteer comrades from under the banner attacked the Tatars from the front, and from the rear the regiment of the Russian voivode Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski.

[3] The Tatars could not withstand the clash with the Poles and tried to run away to the sides, but were stopped by Jerzy Boruchowski and Michał Kozubski.