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Stanisław Jodurowski renews his request to the President of Lviv to appoint deputies to value the vacant lots adjacent to the Gąsiorowski tenement house. He declares his intention to arrive and settle the payment once notified of their selection, lamenting his previous fruitless journeys to the city.

M. Dzierżański requests the President of Lviv, Franciszek Werner, to urgently send a register of municipal noble and ecclesiastical manor houses in order to forward it to Krasnystaw. In a postscript, Werner appeals to the city councilors for an urgent written resolution or personal appearance at the town hall due to the importance of the matter.

Andrzej Kupiński requests the regent of the Lwów commune to convene a meeting to report on the Kleszczów negotiations and to dispatch a delegate to the economic sejmik in Wisznia. A handwritten postscript confirms the payment of 20 zlotys to the envoy heading to the deliberating sejmik.

Ostrowski appeals to the President of Lviv, Wenino, for the release of Mr. Meretyn from custody, who has reached an agreement with his legal opponent. He points out that the detention served so far is a sufficient punishment and that further imprisonment is ruining Meretyn's interests.

Ostrowski intervenes with the President of Lviv, Wenino, on behalf of the Starosta of Kaniów regarding the unlawful detention of the son of the architect Meretyn. He demands his release, emphasizing that he has already served his sentence and that further imprisonment for unpaid fines is unlawful.

The author thanks the President of Lviv for intervening regarding his overdue salary and declares his constant dedication to the city's interests. He also announces his intention to intervene at the Apostolic Nunciature to have the trial concerning the Kubiszewski and Paszkiewicz families quashed and referred back to the municipal jurisdiction.

Szczęsny Czacki asks the President of Lviv to accept a partial payment from the Warsaw merchant Głodel and allow him to depart, assuring that the remainder of the debt will be settled upon his return. In a postscript, he recommends an amicable settlement of the matter so as not to discourage the merchant, who plans to settle in the city.

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.

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.