The session was initiated by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski with a speech emphasizing the importance of perseverance in government work.

Representative Mateusz Butrymowicz from Pińsk presented a report from a Lithuanian-Belarussian citizen

The report:

The Polish-Ukrainian representative expressed joy in informing that citizens are not only willing to contribute to the nation but feel wronged when local economic commissions set low product prices. For instance, various grains were being sold for prices unheard of for the past hundred years, which could harm the national treasury.

After reading the report, Representative Butrymowicz stressed the importance of national duty and called on Congress to ensure that local prices reflect the union's economic needs, as low valuations could jeopardize military funding. He recalled that local Lithuanian-Belarussian commissions had undervalued products, severely impacting the potential revenue for national defense.

The session continued with various other representatives voicing their concerns over local matters related to national defense taxation, ensuring fair market prices, and addressing grievances about church contributions.

The Congress noted that the President's thoughtful and swiftly concluded evacuation of Russian troops and storages showed proper selection for the important task and moved on to discuss the allowance of carriages carrying agricultural products sold by Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarussian citizens to Russian storages.

Representative Onufry Morski from Podolia emphasized the need to prevent carriages from exiting the border to protect the nation from diseases commonly following wars between Russia and Turkey. He also insisted on safeguarding citizens from being coerced or misled by the departing Russian forces.

Speaker Stanisław Małachowski clarified the union's stance on previously raised matters and urged the continuation of already started matters, calling for Secretary Jan Łuszczewski to proceed with discussing the military budget and compensation for civil-servant soldiers.

In conclusion, the Cabinet and the Speaker were urged to compose a note allowing the continuation of local commerce with Russia and to appoint a commission for evaluating Polish-Ukrainian citizen damages from the Russian military presence.

Topics: Sejm session; Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; Letter from Mateusz Butrymowicz of Pińsk; Sacrifices for the Country; Prices of agricultural products; County Commissions; Citizen's Requests; Russian Calendar; Diseases and Epidemics; Trade Difficulties; Transit of Transports Across the Border; Evacuation of Russian Troops; Submission of Notes to the Petersburg Court; Instructions for Marcin Świejkowski from Kamieniec Podolski;