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Jan Stanisław Bełżecki informs Franciszek Głogowski about the difficulties in matchmaking the Mielnik judge's daughter with Mr. Mikołaj due to her feelings for Mr. Komorzyński. He also reports rumors of a secret wedding in Lwów and advises against this marriage, which is mismatched in terms of age and wealth.

The author demands due payment and requests intervention. He warns that the city may face the consequences of execution, and he himself may incur costs. In a postscript, he mentions the debt and its enforcement.

A fragmentary letter to Franciszek Głogowski about brotherly kindness and a favor. The unit's cover mentions borrowing a shotgun; the content requires further reading.

The author cites a rumor and news from the Starosta of Grabowiec regarding Malbork, men, and military equipment. He mentions the march towards Zawichost and the passage of the Voivode of Bełz through Niemirów.

Michał Woliński addresses Franciszek Głogowski with an urgent request to borrow a firearm in case of the need for defense in connection with a tribunal case. He assures the addressee of his care for the entrusted equipment and declares his readiness to return the favor.

Giller settles accounts for goods for Głogowski: atlas for 52 PLN, damask for 17 PLN, and remaining wine for 30 PLN; total 99 PLN. The fragment concerning shipping remains partially unread.

The author discusses the settlement of the administration and asks his brother to listen to Bazyli's account. Bazyli claims that the peasants almost killed him; the author clearly does not believe this.

Mikołaj Głogowski explains to his brother that due to a severe fever he could not go to Lublin in person, but sent his wife there, who obtained favorable news from the deputies. He also informs about the expected arrival of the marshal, an agreement with the millers, economic problems, and sends greetings from the family.

The author thanks his brother for his help, mentions the unrealized financial support of Mr. Łoś and the condemnation. He asks for further support in a difficult situation.

Głogowski writes to his brother about his case in Lublin and conveys the starosta's answer. A significant part of the faded letter remains unread.

Głogowski sends the answers obtained in Lublin and insists on his brother's presence at the courts. He also mentions his own compurgation, the details of which were not read.

The author asks his brother for reconciliation, appealing to the memory of their parents and Christian forgiveness. He mentions the family estate and Antoni; the details of the conflict remain unclear.

The author complains about financial troubles and the lack of a horse before leaving for the camp. He asks for help and a conversation about money; he refers to payment and outstanding settlements.

Gniewosz returns to Głogowski the items left in Gniewoszewo, fulfilling his request. He assures him of his goodwill and readiness to provide services.

Gruszewicz explains that urgent necessity forced him to spend gold ducats left with him. He promises to return suitable coins and reminds the recipient of a promised dog.

Łukasz Lebedowicz justifies the delay in his correspondence due to his absence and ongoing court sessions. He asks Franciszek Głogowski to send the condemnatory judgment along with a letter to the deputy starosta (podstarości) in order to have an enforcement clause affixed to it.

Łukasz Lebelowicz congratulates Franciszek Głogowski on his return from Lublin and sends him an authentic laudum and a report signed by the Cupbearer of Chernihiv. He also informs him about the commencement and adjournment of the Bełz courts due to formal legal reasons.

Łukasz Lebedowicz sends the Starosta Franciszek Głogowski an official copy of a court report, noting that it can be transcribed from an extract. He also informs him of Mr. Antoni's interest in the disputed contract and the protest filed to challenge its validity.

Aleksander Kazimierz Orzechowski explains to Franciszek Głogowski that due to his official duties and orders concerning defense against an unexpected Tatar raid, he cannot leave his post or get involved in his matter. He thanks him for the friendly letter and asks for understanding regarding the situation that prevents him from leaving his station.