NRA-L-000095 / 1813
Letter from D. de Jongh to Pernod fils concerning a delayed extract shipment, November 23, 1813
D. de Jongh again requests the immediate dispatch of a delayed case of extract and explains that the delay has forced him to purchase extract from other suppliers.
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NRA-L-000095
Transcript and English translation
working scholarly aid
Address panel and postal evidence
Original transcript
A Monsieur
Pernod fils
Couvet
Notes
Postal marks: BERN 6 Later annotations: Berne 23 9bre 1813 DeJong R le 26
Address panel and postal evidence
English translation
To Mr.
Pernod son
Couvet
Notes
Postal marks: BERN 6 Later annotations: Berne 23 November 1813 DeJong Received the 26th
Letter text
Original transcript
Berne 23. Novembre 1813
Monsieur
Je ne vous ait pas dit que je voulois que
mon Extrait arivat absolument pour
[d'impot?] je vous ait Seulement dit ceque
le conducteur pouvoit fair, Mais pour
le peu que a les [travois?] de retart dans
son Expedition vous concevez parfaitemt
que je ne peu pas attendre [la deue?]
ayant fait traite sur moi je vous
prie de m'envoyer de suite la caisse
en question ci joint la lettre de Monsieur
Bovet fils depuis huit jours je me
trouve obligé d'acheter de l'Extrait
de droite et de gauche -
j'ai l'honneur de vous Saluer
De Jongh
Letter text
English translation
Bern, 23 November 1813
Sir,
I did not tell you that I wanted my Extract to arrive absolutely by [uncertain]; I only told you what the carrier could do. But given the [uncertain transport delay] in its dispatch, you understand perfectly that I cannot wait [uncertain], having had a draft drawn on me. Please send me the case in question immediately. Enclosed is the letter from Mr Bovet fils. For eight days I have been obliged to buy Extract from one place and another.
I have the honour to greet you,
De Jongh
Discovery Terms
- Extract
- Commercial correspondence
- Delayed shipment
- Supply
- Pernod
- Bern
- Couvet