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The Lviv land judge and sub-judge certify an entry from the castle court books of 1510 regarding the redemption of rights to the royal village of Czerkasy by the Lviv Metropolitan Chapter from Dmytro and Onyszko for the sum of 200 grzywnas. The act also confirms the renunciation of claims by the previous holders and the legal intromission of the Chapter into the possession of these goods performed by a court bailiff.

Robert Ross informs Arthur Forbes about the troublesome payment of a bill of exchange, settlements with customs officers, and financial arrangements carried out by a servant. He also conveys news about the mood in Lviv, troop movements, and rumors of a Tatar threat.

Robert Ross informs Arthur Forbes about expenses and payments for his servant departing for oxen, the state of the cash left behind, bills of exchange, and the collection of debts. He also conveys news about sending a horse to Zamość and rumors of clashes with the Tatars.

Robert Ross explains to the Krakow merchant Arthur Forbes matters of financial settlements, bill of exchange circulation, trade in tallow and morocco leather, and the case of a horse in Zamość. He also informs him about the concentration of Crown troops near Gliniany, the movements of Tatar-Turkish forces, and his planned departure for the Hungarian border.

Heirs of the Lviv councilor Attelmair write from Krakow to the Lviv city council, requesting assistance and protection for the ruined estate left by their late brother-in-law, Kuczankowic. They also inform the council of the dispatch of Anna Attelmair and Jacek Ochocki to Lviv to settle inheritance matters.