Letters – Archibald Paris to John Erasmus Blackett – 22 Mar 1799

By - gregpfinch22 Mar 1799
Document Type: Letters
Date: 22 Mar 1799
Correspondent: Archibald Paris
Recipient: John Erasmus Blackett
Archive Source: NRO ZBL 209
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No 25 Newbroad Street 22 March 1799

John E Blackett Esq



Sir	I received your favor of the 21st Jany in cause having no correspondence at Newcastle may I trouble you to employ a Broker to ship fifty tons of your lead for my House at S. Petersburg by the first ships at the lowest freight making the bill of lading to order.  Which will be an introduction for future shipments & avoid occasioning you this trouble again.  I depend on your charging me the lowest price by new bill at the customary date will meet due honor at the hands of Sir

      Your most odb svt 

      Arch'd Paris

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