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The administrator of the Lwów Archdiocese, Fr. Stefan Mikulski, appeals to the Lwów magistrate to provide suitable housing for newly baptized Jews who are dying in large numbers due to overcrowding and extreme poverty. He warns the city authorities of the risk of a plague outbreak and the wrath of God, while promising weekly financial support for the sick from church funds.

Jędrzej Osiecki explains to Jan Tyszkowski the financial claims made by the comrades of the banner and instructs him on the distribution of funds from the hiberna and the settlement of assignments. The document is supplemented by later receipts for the payment of due sums to Mr. Szeptycki.

The document regulates a dispute between the authorities of Lviv and the college of vicars of the Lviv Cathedral, establishing the rules and amount of the annual 'meszne' (grain tithe) paid by suburban municipal villages and in cash from the 'lonheria' lands, as well as the repayment of arrears. The agreement was approved by the Archbishop of Lviv, Mikołaj Ignacy Wyżycki.

Pope Benedict XIV commends Bishop Samuel Głowiński for his intention to found and entrust to the Piarists a college for noble youth in Lwów, and announces his intervention with King Augustus III to remove obstacles to the realization of the work. The document also contains the approval and re-sealing by the Archbishop of Lwów, Mikołaj Ignacy Wyżycki, from 1751.

Aleksander Jan Jabłonowski sends warm greetings to his brother and his family just before his departure for an overnight stay in Zaryczów and announces a meeting soon. In the margins, he asks for news regarding the King's intentions and mentions a letter from the Starosta of Bohusław.

Aleksander Jan Jabłonowski thanks his brother for the news received and addresses the uncertain reports regarding his imminent arrival in Lwów. He eagerly awaits their personal meeting and sends greetings from himself and his wife.