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Hodschon asks his son-in-law Forbes to release two bales of cloth to Jonas, to sell the remaining red half-scarlet, and to settle the money safely through Colonel Salkin.

Gołębiowski asks about items collected from the tailor, requests the safekeeping of a trunk with papers, and asks for the redemption and sale of a delia to cover debts.

The letter contains Easter greetings, instructions on how to locate a pawned item at a tailor's, and an assurance of debt repayment. The author invites the standard-bearer (chorąży) to Warsaw.

Jona Israelowic informs Peter Simson that a local Armenian has sent 275 pieces to his account with the principal. He asks the addressee to collect the shipment, issue a receipt, and announces a final settlement upon his arrival.

Jonas Izraelowicz sends debt notes to the Krakow merchant Ertor Forbus for mutual settlements and notifies him of the shipment of a batch of tallow and tobacco via the merchant Marek, who is to make payment in Krakow under the security of the goods. He also informs him about a debt owed by an Armenian in Lviv and his current stocks of morocco leather and wax, promising a final settlement of accounts after their meeting.

Metropolitan of Kiev Michael Rahoza, together with the Ruthenian bishops, announce their accession to unity with the Apostolic See and the conclusion of the union of the Ruthenian Church with the Roman Church in Brest. The document contains the signatures and seals of the hierarchs, as well as later provenance and oblation entries.

Krzysztof Cytwarowski sends Artur Forbes a promissory note guaranteed by Donik Axetowicz and requests a credit shipment of broadcloth and other fabrics worth 500 lion thalers. He commits to settling the debt by St. James's Day in 1688, declaring that he will obtain the funds from cattle trading.