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Benedykt Augustynowicz acknowledges receipt of a letter from the President of Lviv, Iłaszewicz, and expresses his gratitude. He informs him that his decision will be conveyed orally by a mounted messenger he has dispatched, who is expected to arrive faster than the recipient's foot messenger.

The author responds to a payment demand, refers to a previous resolution, and sends Łagocki. He justifies the difficulties with damages to the estates after the encampment of the Danes and subsequent troop movements; illness prevents him from attending the meeting.

Jakub Ignacy Modrzewski sends court records concerning the case of the 'Bramka' abandonment and the ordered site inspection to the President of Lviv, instructing him to prepare and register copies and to send the originals to Warsaw. He also requests the payment of 24 red zlotys to the regent for the entries made.

Jakub Ignacy Modrzewski advises the President of Lviv to refrain from legal action until Monday, given the possibility of an amicable settlement by the vice-starosta. However, he recommends simultaneously preparing materials for a potential protestation, expressing hope that a lawsuit can be avoided.

Stefan Czaykowsky informs the President of Lviv about the delayed arrival of trial documents and the high costs of legal conferences and maintenance in Radom. He also warns that obtaining a condescension will require significant financial outlays, after which he announces his imminent departure.

Stefan Czajkowski confirms the receipt of 180 tynfs from the Lviv councilor Iłaszewicz intended for the Radom case. The receipt was drawn up in Lviv in 1760.