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Piotr Abramowicz addresses Stanisław Suski, the deputy starosta of Mościska. Legible fragments concern fish, the lack of something, and faint hope; there is also a mention of Jews and a prince. Significant reading difficulties make it impossible to reliably reconstruct the conditions or direction of the transaction. The date, signature, and address are much more legible than the content.

The surviving fragment addresses a Most Illustrious and Gracious Sir. The sender refers to a matter or service connected with the addressee and closes with a formula of humble service. The closing gives the date 3 November and probably Komarno. The address page (PDF p. 8) is the verso of the leaf, not a separate letter.

Mikołaj Ostroróg criticizes the authorities of Lwów for filing audacious protests against the sejmik, tax levies, and the kaptur court, which has caused outrage among the nobility. He advises the councilors to seek a resolution to the dispute, reach an agreement with the kaptur judges, and utilize the mediation of the Crown Chancellor.

Andrzej Stanisław Rudzki informs Voivode Jan Jabłonowski about the preparation of an inn and lodgings in Sądowa Wisznia before the sejmik, and the possibility of renting a small manor belonging to Castellan Fredro. He also reports on the shipment of wine to Podkamień and difficulties in obtaining fish.