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The councilors of Kamieniec return to the correspondence and the royal decision regarding the passage of caravans, merchants' goods, and the staple rights of Lwów. They ask for compliance with the agreements and the presence of people guarding the merchants and goods. They mention an attached copy of the royal letter under their own seal; detailed transit clauses remain partially illegible.

The magistrate of Kamieniec Podolski declares cooperation in searching for the people described in the letter submitted in connection with the directive of the Grand Crown Chancellor. He has notified the fortress commander. He promises to convey information about these persons or to detain them if they appear in the city.

The magistrate of Kamieniec certifies that Szymon Łaminoty [?], a municipal servant of Lwów, brought on wagons packages related to the Lithuanian chamberlain Mniszek, an envoy of the Republic to the Porte. It confirms their receipt and authenticates the document with a seal; an uncertain part of the list was left with gaps.

After the reduction of the coin's value, the Podolian Voivodeship established a commission to set prices for goods and equipment. Merchants asked for a postponement of the submission of registers and closed their shops. The commission ordered sales at half the previous price. The magistrates of Kamieniec ask Lwów for information about a similar tariff; further resolution remains open.

Brzeski responds to the fear of detaining Lviv merchants in connection with the Kamieniec case. He assures the safety of the Lviv citizens; he requires the customary reporting in the city. He mentions a future royal decree.

Gadziewicz describes efforts to obtain a royal rescript exempting Lwów from contributions. He mentions intermediaries and talks in the camp, and asks for further actions and news. A significant part of the details remains unread.

The writer addresses the Lviv magistracy and mentions a letter received, travel difficulties, and a decree and related proceedings. The inventory card attributes the letter to the Podolian land judge Karol Maksymilian Kruszewski; the signature on the scan does not securely confirm the attribution. The letter's dateline gives Kamieniec, 13 January 1723.