Letter – Michael Blackett to Michael Clipsham – 27 Jul 1678

Newcastle July 27 1678

Mr Mich: Chipsham

Sr

Att my Returne from London amongst other letters have before mee yours of the 27th past, for Answer I doe still persist in my Inncurirey [Enquiry] as to w[ha]t you lay to my Chardge I know of noe mis carried or Committed by mee in the selling of your prunes, nor any mistake In Carridge, and weighing each <.. pC> tis enough that I say tis dew and paid, wch will make good w[he]n you please, am Glad you are att Last satisfyed, according to your order shall pay unto Mr Robt Jackson of Stockton w[ha]t is dew unto you, w[he]n you send him downe the Generall Relief formerly sent you witnessed by Mr Hum: Willett who is every day to be found upon the Exch[ange] Walke, and Mr Henry Nelthorpe Goldsmith att the Rose in Lombard Street and soe I remaine MB