NRA-L-000672 / 1858
Letter from Jean Aubert to a notary at Nyons
A writer in Saint-Maurice asks a notary at Nyons to defer payment of a sum until late September and to avoid legal costs.
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NRA-L-000672
Transcript and English translation
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Letter page 1
Original transcript
A St Maurice le 27 Juillet 1858
monsieur scitot quit vou ecrit
ceit mot dait Laitre pour Dire
quet huit Jous quet Jait etait
cet vou pour vou peyer quet
navés pa toute La somme acompter
cettat a fait quet Jait pa
passer a nyon ceit monsieur vigon
hier quedit monsieur ilh ma
dist quilh voulait mait fare dait
frait faite moit ceit plaisir datande
a La fien setembre prochin pour tout
plutot Jaimar mieu que vou
profetes dait Interez quent La
Justice fait frait Largent quet
Javes pour vou donner ilh ma
sarvit an peyment d'une terre evites
moit dait frait Jeut sere verait
reconaisan Jait Lhonner dait vou
salue Jean aubert fils
Letter page 1
English translation
Saint-Maurice, 27 July 1858
Sir, I write you this short letter to say that eight days ago I came to you to pay, but I did not have the entire sum. That is why I did not go on to Nyons. Yesterday Mr. [Vignon?] told me that he wished to charge me costs. Please do me the favor of waiting until the end of next September for the whole amount. I would much rather you received the interest than have the money spent on legal costs. The money I had intended to give you was used to pay for a piece of land. Spare me the costs, and I shall be truly grateful. I have the honor to salute you. Jean Aubert fils
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Original transcript
À Monsieur
monsieur [Vidal?]
notaire à Nyons
Drôme
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English translation
To Monsieur
Monsieur [Vidal?]
notary at Nyons
Drôme
Discovery Terms
- Debt payment
- Notarial correspondence
- Land transaction