After the session was opened by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski, the discussion continued with Representative Stanisław Sołtyk from Krakow. He emphasized that before the Houses of Congress move on to the critical matter of selling hereditary stewards' offices, principles should be established for how such sales should be structured. Following his proposal, a draft containing these principles was read; many expressed their opinions. Some argued the necessity and benefits of selling the stewards' offices for the nation's finances, while others feared substantial harm and dangers should these offices be sold as inheritable estates, suggesting instead they should be leased out through auction following each holder's demise.

After extensive debates on the issue, it was decided that the Constitutional Delegation and the Delegation for Stewards' Offices should merge their various proposals into a single draft and present it to the Congress for a decision.

Secretary of the Congress Jan Łuszczewski then read a draft proposing that candidates for commissioners and assessors be selected at local congresses within the states, and from these candidates, appointments to offices would be made during the Congress. After considering various observations regarding the project, it was sent back for refinement to the Constitutional Delegation.

The session was adjourned until Monday at 10 AM, which is October 5.

Topics: Presentation of the project on the principles of sale of starosties; Benefits and risks associated with the sale of starosties; Debates on emphyteusis; Work of the Constitutional Deputation and Affairs of Starosties; Project on the election of commissioner and assessor candidates at the sejmiks; Appointment of individuals to magistracies during the Sejm; Suspension of the session.;