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A fragmentarily preserved judicial document concerning a property dispute between the daughters of Hołubiej and the Lviv Armenian woman Duchna regarding the villages of Laszkowice and Soroki.

The Voivode and Starosta of Ruthenia, Andrzej Odrowąż of Sprowa, pledges the village of Laszki in the Lviv land to the city councilors of Lviv for the sum of one hundred marks of current coin. The issuer commits to the legal and material defense of the councilors against all claims and ensures their entry into possession of the estate in case of non-fulfillment of the contract terms.

M. Wyżycki congratulates the Hetman and Voivode of Ruthenia, Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski, on the successful marriage of the Crown Chorąży, putting an end to local speculations and bets regarding the wedding date. He also reports on the King's return from a hunt in Prussia and announces that more extensive news will be sent via Colonel Glanczof.

Michał Wyżycki sends solemn New Year's greetings to the Voivode of Ruthenia, Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski. He also reports on the court and the Queen awaiting the arrival of John III Sobieski, as well as the departure of dignitaries to welcome the monarch.

Kasper Wojakowski agrees to the exchange of the Laszki estate in accordance with the wishes of Stanisław Jan Jabłonowski. He requests a declaration on the matter, trusting that the Voivode will take the value of the property into account and ensure he is not disadvantaged.

Zawadzki informs the Voivode about the completion of orders in Mościska, the preparation of provisions, and the sending back of a horse. He also reports that the Sasiecki lease matters have been settled by Mr. Winiawski, sends a copy of the marriage contract/agreement, and announces his prompt return to Lwów.

The document regulates the organization, rights, and duties of a united guild of multiple crafts in Uhnów, modeled on the guild laws of Lublin, and contains subsequent 18th-century confirmations by successive hereditary owners of the town.

B. Nowosielecki requests the Ruthenian Voivode Jan Jabłonowski to pay the promised money for ceded and mortgaged estates. He also informs about consultations regarding an inventory and asks his protector not to allow his financial ruin.

The author apologizes for her long silence due to illnesses, family troubles, and attacks from enemies, then sends her aunt Christmas and New Year wishes. She attaches a copy of a letter from Mr. Jan, who firmly refutes rumors and accusations allegedly directed at the recipient.

Maciej Józef Ustrzycki informs Jan Jabłonowski about the failure of his efforts at the royal court in Kraków and thanks him for his patronage thus far. He asks the Voivode for patience and to refrain from suddenly revoking the lease in Łaszki, announcing a personal meeting during the assembly in Lwów.

Maciej Józef Ustrzycki asks Jan Jabłonowski not to lease the property to anyone else before the announced commission, pointing out that a sudden loss of the lease would cause him severe financial damage. He declares his willingness to reach a personal agreement and continue managing the lease to the satisfaction of the Voivode.

Maciej Józef Ustrzycki explains to the Voivode of Ruthenia that due to his absence, he was unaware of an attempt to station troops in Łaszki based on a hetman's assignment. He assures that he has immediately issued orders not to hinder the actions of the Voivode's official.

Maciej Józef Ustrzycki informs the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Jabłonowski, about the arrival of soldiers in Łaszki for winter quarters and billeting, which places an excessive burden on the local community. Complaining about the lack of income caused by peasant uprisings, the author requests the payment of the promised compensation for winter crops.