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G. Gołębiowski expresses his gratitude for collecting items from the tailor and asks the recipient to ensure that the pawned delia is not lost to Jewish creditors for a small sum. He also assures him that he will settle his debt upon arriving in Lviv and mentions the wine sent to him, which he is waiting to drink in the company of the standard-bearer (chorąży).

Gołębiowski asks about items taken from the tailor, requests the preservation of a trunk with papers, and asks for the redemption and sale of a delia to cover the debt.

Gołębiowski describes the residence of the person holding the brooch and estimates its value at four red zlotys. He renews his assurance of repayment to Ignatowski.

Shopkeeper's notes including a list of colonial goods and dried fruits with their quantities and prices. The second part contains a register of financial settlements and small debts incurred by various customers.

G. Gołębiowski writes from Wieniawa to Ignatowski, expressing surprise at the lack of response to a previous letter, despite having sent money to cover the postage. He announces an imminent visit to Lviv and sends greetings to acquaintances.

The letter contains Easter wishes, instructions on finding the pawn at the tailor's, and an assurance of debt repayment. The author invites the standard-bearer to Warsaw.

The author asks for receipts for 38 and 60 zlotys and a certificate of honest stay in Lwów. He needs documents and support in a dispute over 300 zlotys.

Jan Ignatowski demands that the scribe Gołębiowski immediately repay a long-standing debt of over 162 Polish zlotys via the Lviv burgher Elian. He reminds the addressee of previous unfulfilled promises, his own poverty, and the religious and moral obligation to return another's property.