Letter – Joshua Straker to William Burrowes – 6 Apr 1795

Document Type: Letter
Date: 6 Apr 1795
Correspondent: Joshua Straker
Recipient: William Burrowes
Archive Source: NRO 672 E 1E 5
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Mr Wm Burrowes & Son                                               Newcastle  6th April 1795

  Merch[an]ts  Hamburgh



Gentlemen	Mr Blackett was favoured with your letter of the 18th March, and is sorry to find that you have not purchased the Quantity of Rye that he Ordered, but hopes by this time that you may have got it, but should that not be the case, he desires that you will immediately purchase it, on the best terms you can & Ship it the first opportunity.  Mr Blackett is informed that a part of the Rye that comes from Hamburgh is Kiln dried, but he desires that what you purchase for him may not be of that description.   I am for J E Blackett Esqr

                        Gentn  Your most H[um]ble Serv[an]t                  Josa Straker

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