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The Archbishop of Lviv, Andrzej Boryszewski, approves the foundation and endowment of the altar of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Stanislaus in the Lviv Cathedral with an annual rent of 20 marks, secured by Anna of Buczacz on the Litwinów estate and its appurtenances. The document defines the right of patronage of the Buczacki family and imposes on the altarist the obligation to celebrate three masses per week.

Jan Stanisław Bełżecki informs Franciszek Głogowski about the difficulties in matchmaking the Mielnik judge's wife with Mr. Mikołaj due to her feelings for Mr. Komorzyński. He also reports rumors of a secret wedding in Lviv and advises against this marriage, which is mismatched in terms of age and wealth.

Jan Stanisław Bełżecki informs Franciszek Głogowski about successfully thwarting the marriage plans of the Podstolina of Mielnik with Mr. Kośmiński and urges him to quickly take action on behalf of Mr. Mikołaj. He also returns fifty zlotys borrowed and declares his continued support and favor.

W. S. Burzyński reports on the difficulties in obtaining an inquisition in Lublin due to the stubborn resistance of Mr. Dobrzański, who demands payment in minted thalers. He strongly urges Stanisław Głogowski to arrive in person for the upcoming tribunal session to save the case and avert danger.

Wygranowski expresses regret to Stanisław Głogowski due to the humiliation of a messenger sent regarding customs duties for a ship and the disregard for applicable laws. He announces his intention to refer the matter to higher authorities while declaring a desire to maintain mutual friendship.

Michał Woliński explains his detention and delay in military duties to Franciszek Głogowski, citing a sudden summons. He assures the addressee of his intention to make amends at the earliest opportunity and sends greetings to his family.

Michał Woliński conveys political news to Franciszek Głogowski obtained from the Starosta of Grabowiec, including reports on the arrival of Prince Conti in Malbork and the defection of foreign troops to his side. He also informs about the planned assembly near Zawichost and the march of the Voivode of Bełz through Niemirów to Brzeżany.

Michał Woliński addresses Franciszek Głogowski with an urgent request to borrow a firearm for self-defense in connection with a tribunal case. He assures the recipient that he will take good care of the entrusted equipment and declares his readiness to return the favor.

Archibald Giller sends Franciszek Głogowski the ordered satin and Carmarthen damask, presenting a total settlement including a previous debt amounting to 99 zlotys. He also informs about news from the post announcing the King's arrival in Warsaw in six weeks.

Antoni Głogowski explains to his brother Franciszek matters related to the management of the estate and the transfer of registers, and informs him of the return of the messenger Bazyli. He suggests hearing his accounts and appointing someone to collect the debts from Mr. Wodyński.

Kazimierz Głogowski appeals to deputy Józef Potocki for support at the Sejm and for the confirmation of rights to disputed property from an executed will via a Sejm constitution. In return for his assistance, he declares his full gratitude and readiness to perform reciprocal favors.

Mikołaj Głogowski reports to his brother about a raid by armed men sent by his legal opponent, who looted his property and threatened the author's sick wife. He explains the necessity of his constant stay in Lublin to defend against the confirmation of a court verdict and seeks news about his relative's health.

Mikołaj Głogowski explains to his brother that due to a severe fever he could not travel to Lublin personally, but sent his wife instead, who obtained favorable news from the deputies. He also informs him about the expected arrival of the marshal, a settlement with the millers, economic problems, and sends greetings from the family.

Mikołaj Głogowski informs his brother Franciszek about the progress of the meeting in Lublin concerning the repayment of a debt by Mr. Łoś, as well as legal problems and a default judgment obtained by spiteful opponents. He asks for further legal support, sends copies of documents, and requests that necessary items be sent to him.

Mikołaj Głogowski informs his brother that due to an ongoing legal matter he must remain in Krasnystaw, from where he will depart for the courts in Lublin immediately upon its conclusion. He also forwards a letter from the Starosta of Krasnystaw and news about a clash with the Tatars near Kamianets.

Mikołaj Głogowski explains his inability to arrive in person due to travel fatigue and illness, sending his wife to the addressee instead. He requests intercession with the Crown Treasurer to ensure the successful and reliable execution of a financial assignment for the banner.

A short fragment of a letter containing traditional, humble farewell formulas and assurances of the author's kindness towards the addressee. A postscript with a bow directed to Mr. Jan is also included in the margin.

Mikołaj Głogowski reports to his brother on his conversations with legal patrons in Lublin and urges him to arrive urgently for the upcoming hearing due to the presence of the other parties involved in the dispute. He also mentions progress in the settlement with Mrs. Rożyńska and touches upon minor economic and household matters.

Mikołaj Głogowski explains to his brother his inability to travel to Lublin due to a debilitating fever, while declaring his intention to intervene with the Tribunal Marshal regarding a pending decree. He also informs him of his wife's unsuccessful mission to Mr. Kazimierz in Leśniki, inquires about the sale of horses in Jarosław, and leaves the decision regarding the carriage to his brother.

Samuel Głogowski appeals to his brother Franciszek for brotherly love, Christian forgiveness for grievances suffered, and repentance regarding the feuds that are destroying the family estate. He invites him to a meeting to review letters from mediators and to take joint steps toward a final resolution of the dispute.

Samuel Głogowski informs his brother about numerous obstacles preventing him from departing for the military camp on time, including the lack of a horse, the flight of his drivers, and unpaid debts. He asks for financial support and informs him that he is awaiting a response regarding the purchase of horses from Mr. Butowicz.

The author sends her sister Klarynda seedlings, promising to send carrots as soon as they are available. She also conveys her husband's request for the making of picture frames and sends warm regards from the entire family.

The sisters of Franciszek Głogowski report to their brother on field work, progress in sowing, and farming troubles caused by the disobedience of peasants and the flight of serfs. They also inform him about losses in the apiary and the lack of a full register of sowings due to the departure of Mrs. Antonina.

Franciszka Gniewoszowa informs the deputy Franciszek Głogowski that his letter did not reach her son, and sends the items left in Gniewoszów as a sign of goodwill and readiness to provide further services. She also conveys greetings to the young lady and reiterates her expressions of respect.

King Sigismund I the Old permits the mayor and councilors of Lviv to redeem the royal village of Sknyliv from the hands of the noble Jan Wiszniowski for the legally recorded sum. The authorities of Lviv are to hold and use this village along with all its appurtenances until the full repayment of the amount laid out for the redemption.

Gruszewicz explains that urgent necessity forced him to spend gold ducats left with him. He promises to return suitable coins and reminds the recipient of a promised dog.

Lviv Archbishop Piotr Starzechowski confirms to the prelates and canons of the metropolitan chapter in Lviv the donation of monetary tithes from the suburban fields of Lviv, transuming the privilege of Archbishop Grzegorz from 1471. In return, the chapter, along with the vicars, is obliged to perform an annual anniversary service on St. Martin's Day with a specified distribution of funds for church servants.

A. L. Hulewska writes to Głogowski, conveying thanks on behalf of her husband for the favors rendered. She mentions unclear circumstances regarding someone being sent to Lublin and commends herself to the addressee's continued kindness.

Castellan of Poznań Melchior Gurowski asks the Voivode of Ruthenia for protection over his estates and their exemption from winter quarters for the army. He also reports on the activities of Prince Conti's supporters in Greater Poland in anticipation of the upcoming sejmik.

Franciszek Duchanicz informs Mikołaj Głogowski about the progress of his case with the Cześnikowa, advising him to file a protest in Chełm or Grabowiec due to the closure of the chancellery in Lublin. He also asks for defense arguments against the issued default judgments and reports on the verdict in Mr. Chamiec's trial.

The document establishes the detailed course of boundaries and the construction of boundary mounds between the Franciscan-owned village of Kozielniki and the municipal lands of Lwów, as well as the villages of Sichów and Zubrza, putting an end to previous disputes and injuries. Furthermore, it confirms the right granted to the convent by the municipal authorities for limited logging for firewood and cattle grazing on municipal lands, provided that good relations with the city are maintained.

The author sends Franciszek Głogowski a letter from his own brother, the Stolnik of Bełz, confirming that the addressee's request has been fulfilled. He expresses his confidence that Głogowski will keep his word.

Szymon Zboiński, together with his nephew Jakub, intervenes with Franciszek Głogowski regarding the unlawful seizure of a horse with its harness from their servant by the deputy starosta and men from Ruda. The authors request the punishment of the perpetrator for his insolence and the immediate return of the animal.

The correspondent reports on the positions of the Crown troops near Kamieniec Podolski, the lack of enemy activity, and reports of successes by Muscovite forces in battles against the Tatars. He also informs about the movement of the royal couple towards Buczacz for a planned war council with the hetmans.

Fabian Zywert informs the resident about the King's departure with his troops on an expedition towards Kryłów and the organization of military patrols in the Lviv region. He conveys optimistic news about the state of military affairs, the approach of Hetman Mazepa's Cossacks, and refutes circulating false rumors.

Fabian Zywert reports to Franciszek Głogowski on the secret Sejm deliberations concerning the Berlin affair and the accusations of treason leveled against the Grand Marshal of the Crown and the Sapieha family. He also informs about the arrest of the Marshal's Italian secretary and the lack of decisions on public and military matters.

The author reports on the progress of the Polish envoy's mission in Istanbul, an audience with the mufti, and efforts to liberate Polish captives. He also describes the movements of dignitaries in Lviv, the capture near Kamianets of a notorious impostor claiming to be a Danish prince, and the damage caused by a violent storm in Przemyśl.

Fr. Adrian Koliński sends Franciszek Głogowski Christmas and New Year's wishes for prosperity and health. He also asks the addressee for continued kindness and to write a letter of intercession to the Father Provincial.

Łukasz Lebedowicz justifies the delay in his correspondence due to his absence and ongoing court sessions. He asks Franciszek Głogowski to send the condemnatory judgment along with a letter to the deputy starosta (podstarości) in order to have an enforcement clause affixed to it.

Łukasz Lebelowicz congratulates Franciszek Głogowski on his return from Lublin and sends him an authentic laudum and a report signed by the Cupbearer of Chernihiv. He also informs him about the commencement and adjournment of the Bełz courts due to formal legal reasons.

Łukasz Lebedowicz sends the Starosta Franciszek Głogowski an official copy of a court report, noting that it can be transcribed from an extract. He also informs him of Mr. Antoni's interest in the disputed contract and the protest filed to challenge its validity.

Aleksander Kazimierz Orzechowski explains to Franciszek Głogowski that due to his official duties and orders concerning defense against an unexpected Tatar raid, he cannot leave his post or get involved in his matter. He thanks him for the friendly letter and asks for understanding regarding the situation that prevents him from leaving his station.

Stanisław Piasecki informs Franciszek Głogowski about significant delays in the harvest and sowing due to the lack of promised laborers, and the inability to purchase honey because the tenant Chaim lacks funds. He also asks for reliable news regarding the threat of war, so that the harvested grain can be properly secured if necessary.

Aleksander Rembowski sends Franciszek Głogowski a copy of a protestation filed by the cup-bearer (cześnik) and informs him about obtaining a remission of the case to the Tribunal. He advises on the matter of summoning witnesses and conducting an inquisition in secret from the opposing party.

Aleksander Stanisław Rykowski writes to Franciszek Głogowski requesting information about the Sieciechów parish priest and assistance in establishing contact with the local abbey. He explains that due to the lack of response from the Sieciechów prior, he would prefer to deliver his letter through the addressee.

Jerzy Stawecki apologizes to Franciszek Głogowski for the failure of their agreement and asks him to return to Bełz to finalize the contract. He also mentions Mr. Wydzga, who would also like to reach an agreement with the addressee.

Teresa Stadnicka thanks Franciszek Głogowski for his kindness and comments on the reports from the letter of the Łomża Sub-steward. Entrusting the matter to God's will, she informs him that she is patiently awaiting her son's safe return.

Mikołaj Stadnicki sends Father Nowicki to Franciszek Głogowski regarding a certain matter with a request for a favor. He expresses regret over the difficult situation, entrusting the resolution of the matter to his envoy.

Mikołaj Stadnicki reports to Franciszek Głogowski on the course of his conversations with Her Grace, who maintains her promises and favor towards his house. He discusses the issue of claims related to the carnival period and seeks to settle the matter without unnecessary delay.

Mikołaj Stadnicki sends his condolences to Franciszek Głogowski in response to a letter received. He also declares his readiness to act in Niemirów and proceeds to discuss current business matters.