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Piotr Abramowicz informs Stanisław Suski that due to the lack of fish in the ponds, he is unable to fulfill his request. He advises the deputy starosta to look for supplies elsewhere, as all available resources must satisfy the prince's needs.

King Sigismund Augustus confirms in the form of a transsumpt four earlier royal privileges for the city of Lviv. The document guarantees the exemption of Lviv burghers from foreign jurisdictions and commission courts, and exempts Lviv merchants of all rites from customs duties in, among others, Chełm, Bełz, and Hrubieszów.

The sender addresses «Sirs and Brothers» and presents a matter concerning rights, hereditary estates, and family claims. The sender mentions a dispute, possible claims, and obligations; details are difficult to read because of strong show-through from the other side. According to the archival description, the letter dates to 6 December 1725; the place and sender have not been identified.

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.