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The city councilors of Lviv certify the amicable division of the estate of the late Jan Zimmerstein, concluded by appointed guardians between the widow Jadwiga and her daughter Anna. The document regulates in detail the division of precious metals, suburban farms, houses, gardens, receivables, and sums secured by rent.

The Lviv City Council certifies the amicable division of the estate of Jan Sommerstein and his mother Jadwiga, carried out by arbitrators between Mikołaj Sołtys the Elder and his wife Jadwiga, and Mikołaj Sołtys the Younger and his wife Anna. The settlement specifies the division of townhouses in the Lviv Market Square, the grange near the Katschel mill, peasant rents, ponds, gardens, and movable property.

The author expected the recipient's arrival, but received his letter addressed to Paris. He conveys news favorable to France and determines the next steps regarding the bill of exchange sent by the Pilski stolnik.

George Wasto informs Arthur Forbes about trade negotiations in Jarosław, rental prices, and the shipment of cloth via Szczebrzeszyn to Warsaw. He also requests assistance, the issuance of a power of attorney, and intervention with the commandant to enforce and seize the money owed to him.

Alexander Sommer sends Arthur Forbes the sum of 30 florins via a courier to repay a loan, apologizing for the delay. He expresses deep gratitude for the help received in his time of need and declares his lifelong readiness to serve.

Alexander Sommer informs Arthur Forbes about sending a remittance from Gdańsk by post and returning the enclosed receipt handed over by the courier. He also reports paying 20 Rhenish guilders to the courier traveling to Radziechów.

Alexander Sommer inquires about news regarding Mr. Cusing's return to Krakow and the matter of purchasing harnesses and lending horses to Robert Forbes. He also declares his intention to travel to Jarosław to assist the wagoners and sends greetings to the household.

Alexander Sommer informs Arthur Forbes about discussions regarding financial settlements with Messrs. Tamson, Galbrecht, and Beillie, and about the sum remaining after the payment to Mr. Robert. He announces an imminent night departure for Gdańsk and awaits instructions regarding the return of the funds in his possession.

Petter Sommerwell refers to previous discussions in Kraków and asks Arthur Forbes for information regarding the actions of Robert Forbes and for his written intercession with Albert Moller to prevent further financial losses. He also requests discretion and that the reply be sent to his wife due to his possible absence.

Petter Sommerwelle proposes to the merchant Arthur Forbes to settle a debt by delivering 200 pieces of plain taffeta to be collected in Lublin by Michael Hertmicor. He requests an amicable resolution of the dispute, the return of the debt note, and that the entire transaction be kept confidential.

Petter Sommerwelle reiterates his request to the merchant Arthur Forbes for information regarding the sums collected by Robert Forbes under the power of attorney granted in Kraków. He requests the payment of 200 florins in Lwów and the transfer of the remaining funds to his wife for the maintenance of the family.

Petter Sommerwelle appeals to Arthur Forbes for an amicable resolution of a financial dispute and proposes the settlement of his debt with 200 pieces of taffeta. He points out the dishonest actions of the plenipotentiaries and asks for leniency instead of further increasing his losses.

Petter Sommerwell expresses his regret over the arrest of his person and goods in Lublin at the request of Arthur Forbes, explaining the state of their mutual accounts and the difficulties in selling his property. He asks the addressee for consideration, repayment within reasonable limits, and proposes an amicable settlement of the dispute with the help of mutual acquaintances.

Katarzyna Sommerowa protests against the unlawful sequestration of her own goods in Leipzig for her husband's debts. She announces that she will sue Arthur Forbes before the Crown Tribunal in Lublin if he does not return the seized property.

Archbishop of Lviv Jan Tarnowski performs the erection, endowment, and legal approval of the provostry at the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Domagaliczowska) at the Lviv Cathedral, consolidating foundations and monetary legacies for a total amount of 10,200 Polish zlotys. The document defines the mass obligations of the provost and two priests, the distribution of income from rents, and establishes an alternating right of patronage between the archbishop and the Lviv magistrate.

Robert Ross asks Arthur Forbes for intercession to stop hostile actions and threats from Birrell, who is being incited by ill-wishers. He declares his willingness to pay all debts as soon as his current financial difficulties, which prevent immediate settlement, are resolved.