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The document confirms the settlement of a debt of sixty-three grzywnas by Jaczek of Dzieduszyce, encumbering the village of Leszniów, in favor of Jerzy Nagwazda of Stańków. After verifying the entries in the Żydaczów land records and the verdicts of royal advisors, the debtor paid the amount and received a full discharge.

Botti sends Dzieduszycki a crate with three books and a letter from their author. He mentions the Queen Dowager staying in Venice semi-incognito and the courtesies prepared for her.

Before the Lviv land court, Jadwiga of Olesko, wife of the Podolian Voivode Marcin Kamieniecki, endowed the Archbishop of Lviv, Bernard Wilczek, with an annual rent (wyderkaf) of 10 grzywnas from a sum of 400 florins. This income, secured on the customs and ponds in Załoźce and Olesko, was designated for the maintenance of a lamp before the altar of St. George in the Lviv Cathedral.

King Sigismund I grants the Lviv sub-judge Jan Dzieduszycki and his successors the right to collect specific bridge tolls at seventeen crossings within the estates of Dzieduszyce and Młynice. In exchange for the privilege of collecting tolls, the owners are obligated to permanently maintain and repair the roads and bridges.

Zofia, widow of Stanisław Hynk, Chamberlain of Łęczyca, donates to her cousin Mikołaj Gołąbek, Sub-judge of Lwów, her entire hereditary share in the village of Zimna Woda, excluding the portion belonging to her sons. The document certifies the granting of intromission and the donor's obligation to legally defend the recipient against any claims.

King Sigismund I the Old confirms the 1533 letter of the royal commissioners establishing the detailed delimitation of the village of Wierbiąż, belonging to the Lviv Chapter, from the royal estates of Demnia, Drohowyże, and Uście, leased by Paweł Tarło. The document describes the course of the boundary marked by 32 mounds and signs on trees and adjudicates to the Chapter the rights to the waters of the Zubrza, Szczerzec, and Dniester rivers.

Franciszek Zygmunt Gałecki informs his brother-in-law of the happy birth of his son, commending the newborn and his entire family to his care. He also mentions his withdrawal from the court and the disturbing news reaching him about the mutual distrust prevailing among the magnates.

Royal commissioners appointed by King Sigismund I performed a demarcation and erected boundary mounds between royal villages held by Mikołaj Dzieduszycki and Mikołaj Odnowski and the estates of the Metropolitan Chapter in Lviv. The ruling was issued based on a presented demarcation document from 1463 and the sworn testimonies of the oldest witnesses.

Jan Dzieduszycki, Castellan of Kyiv, declares to the Lviv councilors his willingness to continue renting the tenement house formerly belonging to the late Mr. Józefowicz and to pay the current rent. However, he points out the dire technical condition of the building and calls for urgent repairs to prevent its collapse.

Tadeusz Dzieduszycki appeals to the Lviv Magistrate for urgent repairs to the access road to the Basilian monastery before the onset of winter. He emphasizes that the lack of a passable road will prevent the monks from obtaining fuel and food supplies.

Record of the address of a letter directed to the magistrate and citizens of the royal city of Lviv.

Crown Cupbearer Tadeusz Dzieduszycki petitions the authorities of Lviv to allow him to purchase the ruins on Armenian Street offered for sale, declaring his readiness to pay the designated sum. He also informs them that he has already discussed the choice of the specific property with Mr. Franek.

Jerzy Dzieduszycki recommends to Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski Mr. Zwolski, a former captive ransomed in Constantinople, who distinguished himself by registering Polish slaves. He asks for support with the Grand Crown Hetman to obtain a passport and letters of recommendation for his return journey to Turkey.

Jerzy Dzieduszycki intercedes with the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski, on behalf of his father's lieutenant, requesting that he be considered in the distribution of merits and rewards. He notes that he does so due to a previous promise made to the officer by the addressee.

Crown Equerry Jerzy Dzieduszycki intercedes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of the imprisoned barber-surgeon master Antoni and his apprentice, requesting the remission of the remainder of their sentence due to their services in attending to his health. He expresses his conviction that the time already served in custody has been a sufficient lesson, which has cooled their insolence and brought about improvement for the future.

Jan Zamoyski admonishes the mayor and councilors of Lviv regarding the case of Mr. Dzieduszycki, pointing out the losses and delays he is suffering on his farm. He appeals to the city authorities to cease further harassment of the nobleman.

Jakub Mieszkowski informs the mayor and councilors of Lviv about a raid by the men of the Dzieduszycki lords on Zubrza, the theft of cattle, and the beating of subjects. He requests that the victims be immediately sent to the castle court for a medical examination of their wounds and asks to investigate whether the opposing party has filed a protest at the castle.

The municipal authorities of Lviv, the clergy, and the chapter draft a commemorative memorial documenting the war disasters, fires, plagues, and storms that plagued the city between 1672 and 1708. The document certifies the thorough renovation of the town hall tower's spire and the lion figure, carried out under the direction of councilor Tomasz Gordon, and includes a list of officials of the time and a prayer for the salvation of Lviv.

Document of the royal commissioners appointed by Sigismund I to resolve border disputes between royal estates (Sarny, Morańce, Lubinie) leased by Piotr Kmita and the possessions of the Fredro brothers (Krakowiec, Gnojnica, Przedwórz). It contains transsumed royal mandates and a report on the demarcation activities carried out in the field by the Szkło River.