The text describes Steblów in the Kaniów district on the banks of the Russian River. The town already existed in the 16th century due to a privilege granted by Sigismund III, which allowed Jan Daniłowicz to settle on the Lisianka land. The settlement was linked to, among others, Jozef Alexander Jablonowski, Voivode of Novgorod, who established a garden with linden trees there. Jabłonowski's estate here later passed into the hands of the Voroniecki family, and later to Onufry Hołowiński. Micowski and Antoni Chrząszczowski also lived in Steblow (Source: Tygodnik Illustrowany, Warsaw 1878, Series 3, T:5, pp. 203-204, after: Digital Library of the University of Lodz).