The text describes the town of Novo-Alexandrovsk. Its history is briefly recalled and, above all, the description and history of the Catholic church there, although the author points out that there are many white spaces in the history. It is not even known when and by whom it was founded, although "it is only certain" that the initiator was Bishop Jan of Vilnius, a collateral son of Sigismund the Old, who was to endow the church in 1530. (Source: Tygodnik Illustrowany, Warsaw 1864, T:10, pp. 439-440., after: Digital Library of the University of Łódź)