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Crown Cup-bearer Szczęsny Czacki informs the President of Lviv, Wenin, that the case of Łudzyński against the Bendorfs has been referred to a commission. He urges the municipal authorities to release the documents in accordance with the royal decree and to conclude the proceedings without delay.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lviv authorities a memorial to the Pope and a letter to the Archbishop of Lviv, recommending legal consultation and a personal visit to the hierarch in Obroshyne to express gratitude and request further protection. He also reminds them to remain prepared for the commission.

Szczęsny Czacki informs the Lviv authorities of his intention to send a prolongation and announces that he will issue a decision regarding the inspection of manor houses and noble lands. Answers to other issues from the instructions are to be conveyed orally by the Lviv syndic.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lviv Magistrate signed blank forms regarding the postponement of the Lviv commission proceedings with instructions for their completion, while ordering the avoidance of conflicts with Jews and the nobility. On the reverse, a copy of the Magistrate's humble reply dated August 13, 1759, confirming receipt of the letters, is attached.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cupbearer, thanks the authorities of Lviv for the congratulations sent on the occasion of his name day. He reciprocates the wishes for all prosperity and assures them of his goodwill.

Szczęsny Czacki intercedes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of the Jesuit fathers, who wish to purchase urban ruins from an old tenement house. He suggests selling the property, with the proceeds to be used for paying off municipal debts, and appeals for a reasonable price.

Szczęsny Czacki intercedes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of the Jew Lewko Zyszkielowicz, who, following a ban on residing on municipal land, cannot find a buyer for the Kasztelowska tenement house. The Crown Cup-bearer appeals for assistance in its sale or for a fair buyout of the property.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cup-bearer, writes to the President of Lwów, Wiśniowski, with an instruction to convene a session and consider the petition of Mrs. Laskowska concerning compensation for her husband's services. He requests that the matter be settled during his stay in Lwów in order to issue the appropriate instructions.

Szczęsny Czacki calls upon the President of Lwów, Wiśniowski, to administer justice and finalize long-standing legal cases. He lists several ongoing disputes by name, requesting that they be considered separately.

Szczęsny Czacki intervenes with the authorities of Lviv regarding the grievances of the widow Laskowska and the theft of twelve books from the city archive by Mr. Burzyński. He also draws attention to the dispute involving Mr. Sołtadzki and advises the magistrate to exercise caution and thoroughly investigate the circumstances of these matters.

Szczęsny Czacki announces the sending of a prolongation for the municipal commission and criticizes the magistrate for the procrastination that exacerbates disputes in the city. He advises on how to proceed in the syndic's lawsuit against Sołtadzki, who has been suspended from office, and suggests including the charge of trespassing on the president's house or reinstating the defendant to his duties.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lviv Magistrate three signed in blank forms to be used for postponing the commission to the year 1761 due to the upcoming Sejm and personal matters. He instructs them to distribute the documents among the possessors and the city and suburban Jews, and to send back copies immediately.

Szczęsny Czacki requests the Lviv authorities to urgently fill out and distribute the forms concerning the adjournment of the commission on their own. The change in instructions is due to Father Awedyk's prolonged stay in Poryck.

Szczęsny Czacki informs the Lwów authorities that he has received their letter and assures them of his support regarding the right of patronage of the Holy Spirit Hospital with the Grand Crown Chancellor and the Archbishop of Lwów. He also advises against sending city delegates to the senate council due to uncertainty regarding the date of its convocation.

Szczęsny Czacki requests the President and Magistrate of Lviv to grant a three-year lease contract for Malechów to the Lviv castle vice-gerent, Woycicki. He appeals for a meeting to be convened, deputies to be appointed to draft the terms of the agreement, and for the matter to be finalized during his stay in the city.

Szczęsny Czacki accuses the Lviv magistrate of ingratitude and dissatisfaction with his previous efforts for the good of the city. For this reason, he refuses to arrive in person or send a prolongation, wishing the authorities of Lviv to find someone more effective.

Szczęsny Czacki thanks the Lviv magistracy for their Easter greetings, reciprocating them and wishing them all prosperity. He also assures the city authorities of his readiness to provide support to the Lviv deputies during the upcoming convocation sejm in Warsaw.

Szczęsny Czacki thanks the mayor and councilors of the city of Lviv for their remembrance and the sent congratulations. In response, he offers them reciprocal New Year's wishes, assuring them of his constant kindness and friendship.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cupbearer, thanks the Lviv magistrate for the Easter greetings sent. In response, he offers the authorities and the city of Lviv mutual wishes for prosperity and the protection of the Risen Christ.

Szczęsny Czacki appeals to the Lviv authorities to expedite his son's lawsuit against the Princes Jabłonowski. He requests a ruling of default judgment against the opposing party due to the expiration of the statutory deadline and failure to file a statement of claim.

Szczęsny Czacki informs the Lviv magistrate about acquiring the assignment of claims awarded to councilor Stanisław Nuszczeński in exchange for a loan granted to him. He calls upon the city authorities to set an early date for the repayment of the debt, warning against taking legal action.

Szczęsny Czacki demands that the Lviv authorities execute a final enforcement judgment ordering the repayment of the acquired debt of Mr. Nuszczyński from the magistrate's treasury. He warns that if the matter continues to be delayed and unjustified arrests are used as a pretext, he will be forced to file a lawsuit against the councilors and those blocking the settlement.

Crown Cupbearer Szczęsny Czacki rejects the legal doubts of the Lviv magistrate regarding the acquisition of hospital land, citing the opinion of the Grand Crown Chancellor and the constitution of 1550. He appeals to the city authorities to immediately finalize the transaction with his plenipotentiary and sign the contract.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cup-bearer, addresses the Lviv authorities with a request to finalize the transaction and grant him the plot in perpetuity. He informs them that he has authorized his Kulików governor, Mr. Dniestrzański, to conclude the relevant contract.

Szczęsny Czacki intervenes in the matter of purchasing a plot in Lviv behind the Jesuit wicket, opposing unfair conditions and the demand for the Crown Chancellor's consent. Citing the law of 1550 and earlier precedents, he sends Mr. Dniestrzański to successfully finalize the transaction.

Crown Cupbearer Szczęsny Czacki sends his proclamation to the Lviv authorities with instructions for its announcement, along with correspondence to the Grand Chancellor and the Grand Hetman of the Crown. He recommends sending the letters to Warsaw via Mr. Czeckiewicz in order to obtain military assistance from the Lviv garrison for the duration of the commission.

Szczęsny Czacki assures the Lviv Magistrate of his goodwill and declares that during his trip to Końskie, he will personally present the townspeople's requests to the Crown Chancellor. Instead of writing a letter, he promises to diligently strive for a favorable resolution of their matters on the spot.

Szczęsny Czacki sends a second royal rescript regarding the commission to the Lviv Magistrate via his Kulików governor, along with notification letters. He also announces his arrival in Lviv immediately after the Feast of the Epiphany.

Szczęsny Czacki intervenes in a Lviv dispute on behalf of Mr. Jaśkiewicz, who has settled his debts and obtained the city's consent for the property. He asks the addressee to issue the contract to Jaśkiewicz and ensure he is free from further claims.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lviv magistrate letters of recommendation to the archbishop and the chapter, requesting relief in the repayment of wyderkafs. He also informs them that he has sought a similar intervention from his father, the Chancellor.

Szczęsny Czacki instructs the authorities of Lviv on the execution of the decree concerning Mr. Klaszewicz and other opponents, ordering them to proceed strictly according to legal procedures based on a royal ordinance. He also recommends sending the documentation to an assessor patron in order to secure the annulment of an unfavorable mandate and mentions his intercession with the chapter regarding annuities (wyderkafy).

Szczęsny Czacki requests the Lviv authorities to send a correct and complete register of city jurisdictions, which he intends to forward to the Crown Chancellor. He also admonishes the recipients regarding ongoing internal disputes in the city, threatening to cease his intercession.

Szczęsny Czacki provides the Lwów authorities with advice on accelerating judicial proceedings and appeals for the organization of jurisdiction and the municipal archive. He also calls upon the recipients to reach an agreement and prioritize the public good over internal disputes.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cup-bearer, appeals to the magistrate of the city of Lviv for fair treatment of the orphaned Wołkowicz heirs. He asks the councilors to order the payment of the property satisfaction due to them, reminding them of the duty to protect orphans.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cup-bearer, writes to the Lviv city magistrate, expressing regret over the difficulties experienced by the recipients. At the same time, he intercedes for the nobleman Tyszka, asking for compensation for the lack of respect shown to him so far.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cup-bearer, intercedes with the Lviv city authorities on behalf of Muroński, Wiszniewski, and Mrs. Aniołkowa, requesting a four-week suspension of the execution of an assessor's decree. This time is intended to allow the parties to reach a settlement or find a way to satisfy the claims.

Szczęsny Czacki admonishes the Lviv authorities for failing to send delegates before his planned departure from Warsaw. He also addresses an attempt by Mr. Muroński to postpone the execution of a judgment and requests verification of tax claims submitted by Mrs. Piramowiczowa.

Szczęsny Czacki encourages the Lviv authorities to welcome and win over the Archbishop of Lviv, who can assist the city in its affairs. He also requests a copy of the decree concerning municipal landholders and Jews, as well as the procurement of mandates.

Szczęsny Czacki requests the Lviv authorities to allow the Warsaw merchant Płodol to depart after paying a partial fee of three red zlotys. He assures that the merchant will settle any remaining balance during the contracts and appeals not to discourage him from settling in the city.

Szczęsny Czacki informs the Lviv authorities about a complaint from the prior of the Lviv Dominicans and the Chancellor's order to suspend the collection of new taxes until his arrival. He also conveys the Chancellor's will regarding the release of Mr. Żudczyński from the town hall arrest upon a sworn guarantee, while securing his property through curators with the provision of alimony.

Crown Cup-bearer Szczęsny Czacki informs the President of Lwów that the case of Żudzyński and the Bendorffs has been referred to a commission. He urges the municipal authorities to urgently release the documents ordered by the royal decree and to resolve the dispute without delay.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lviv authorities a memorial to the Pope, recommending that they consult it with an expert in canon law and the Archbishop of Lviv himself. He also orders a visit to the Archbishop in Obroshyne to thank him for his support and advises them to be prepared for the commission.

Szczęsny Czacki informs the Lviv authorities of his intention to send a prorogation and announces that he will issue a decision regarding the inspection of noble manor houses and lands after his return to Poryck. Additional oral information is to be conveyed to the city council by the returning syndic.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lwów magistrate signed in blank forms regarding the postponement of the commission, along with instructions for their completion and registration (oblatio). He orders that violence against Jews be avoided and that they should only file protests if the nobility introduces them into tenement houses.

Szczęsny Czacki, Crown Cup-bearer, thanks the authorities of the city of Lwów for the congratulations sent on the occasion of his name day. He reciprocates the wishes for prosperity and assures the recipients of his friendship and goodwill.

Szczęsny Czacki, Cup-bearer of the Crown, asks the Lviv authorities to grant the request of the Lviv Jesuits who wish to purchase municipal ruins from an old tenement house. He notes that the profit from the sale will be used to pay off municipal debts and appeals for not demanding an exorbitant price.

Szczęsny Czacki intercedes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of the Jew Lewek Lyskielowicz, who is unable to reside in the purchased Kasztelańska tenement house or sell it. He appeals to the magistrate for assistance in finding a buyer or purchasing the property at a fair price.

Crown Cup-bearer Szczęsny Czacki orders the President of Lwów to convene a session and consider the petition of Mrs. Laskowska for a reward for her husband's services. He obliges the municipal authorities to conclude this matter during his stay in Lwów and reminds them to inquire about the books.

Szczęsny Czacki, Cup-bearer of the Crown, urges the President of Lwów, Wiśniowski, to urgently resolve outstanding court cases. He lists specific lawsuits, requesting their fair adjudication without suggesting the verdict itself.

Szczęsny Czacki intervenes with the Lviv authorities regarding compensation for the widow Laskowska and the return of municipal protocols. He also draws attention to the unlawful removal of books from the archive by Mr. Burzyński and appeals for appropriate legal action to be taken.