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King Alexander Jagiellon erects a canonry and prebend in the Lviv Cathedral intended for a permanent preacher in order to propagate the faith and preach the word of God. The monarch grants the right of patronage and the selection of a suitable priest for this position in perpetuity to Archbishop Bernard and the Lviv Chapter.

The clergyman complains about Tarabultowski's conduct and the verdict issued in his absence. He asks Niewęgłowski to transfer the case to the Tribunal. He attaches a detailed list of court and travel expenses.

M. Jaworski informs Hetman Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski about the robberies and burdensome demands imposed on the Chełm Land by German troops and artillery. Forced to turn back from his journey, he asks the Hetman for protection for himself, his subordinates, and his banners.

Helena Zimnicka explains to her brother the reasons for the delay in correspondence and shares news about the good health of their mother and relatives, expressing relief at dismissing rumors of his alleged death. She also reports on the passing and testamentary provisions of their brother Sebastian and expresses a fervent desire for a prompt personal meeting.

Stanisław Podczaski informs Voivode Jan Jabłonowski about the suppression of soldier abuses, the conclusion of a favorable lease agreement, and the need to replace the administrator of the Bila Tserkva estates. He also reports on the deployment of dragoons, a shipment of furs, a village fire, and the logistics of transporting purchased rye.

President of Sambor Jan Jaworski addresses the Lviv Magistrate with a request to borrow an executioner to carry out the execution of convicts according to Saxon law. He assures the dispatch of a cart with an escort, the payment of the customary fee for the sword, and readiness for reciprocal favors.