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Thanks for the New Year's wishes and the gift. In the postscript, he supports the request of Łukaszewski [?] to remain in the position of syndic of the city of Lwów.

Brzozowski expresses gratitude for the kind remembrance, wishes, and bellaria, i.e., delicacies. He promises to reciprocate the favor at the first opportunity.

Antoni Brzozowski thanks the authorities of the city of Lwów for the fish and plums sent, noting at the same time the absence of the customarily sent sturgeon. He also assures the councilors of his gratitude and readiness to perform any favors for the city.

Thanks the magistrate for the provisions for the Lenten season and a box of delicacies. Assures of his commitment to the city's affairs and wishes prosperity.

Jan Brzozowski asks the scribe Zimnicki to handle the suffragan's case in Warsaw. He sends a copy to be signed and sealed; alternatively, he suggests the involvement of Zycherman [?].

Paweł Brzowski reports to the authorities of Lwów on the difficult progress of municipal affairs in Warsaw, efforts at the royal court, and a dispute with the starosta. He complains about the exhaustion of funds and debts incurred to cover legal expenses, urgently requesting the city to send money.

A. Drogomir, citing the universal of the commander of the Russian forces, Prince Hessen-Homburg, orders the Lviv Magistrate to provide 32 transport wagons and food rations for the withdrawing garrisons. He also specifies the formal procedure for releasing the protective crews at the Prince's chancellery.

Franciszek Duchanicz informs Mikołaj Głogowski about the progress of his case with the Cześnikowa, advising him to file a protest in Chełm or Grabowiec due to the closure of the chancellery in Lublin. He also asks for defense arguments against the issued default judgments and reports on the verdict in Mr. Chamiec's trial.

Judge Mikołaj Narajowski and sub-judge Jan Brzozdowski certify the course of proceedings before the Lviv Land Court between the Lviv Metropolitan Chapter and the successors of the late Mikołaj Leśniowski. The case concerned estates in the village of Glinna and the boundary demarcation with the Hodowica estate.

Michał Nagrodzki informs the authorities of Lwów about the progress in preparing an extract of the commission decree in the dispute with Mrs. Brzuchowska, which includes the regent Brzozowski. He declares his continued readiness to assist and sends the councilors wishes for prosperity and unanimity.