V3 Ch. 71: To C– Notary 5/6/1818

To Mr. C–, Notary in Paris 5/6/1818 Dear Sir,  On Monday, May 4, I went to Mr. Y–, notary, to inquire whether you and Mr. J and his lawyers had reached an agreement regarding the documents which are to be used in the liquidation, amd must be in your hands, and...

V3 Ch. 71: From C– Advoc. 4/18/1818

From Mr. C–, Advocate To Mr. Berbiguier, Rue Mazarine, No. 54 4/18/1818 Dear sir, I must express my surprise by the highly inappropriate tone of your letter.  I have not made you any promises on my own, and I know how to keep the ones I am in a position to...

V3 Ch. 71: To C– Advoc. 4/15/1818 (?)

To Mr. C–, Advocate. [undated] Dear sir, I have come to wish you a good morning, but at the same time, wish you to inform me of the reasons that still exist for these further delays, in a matter that continues to drag out. I expect this kind favor from you so...

V3 Ch. 71: From Cazin 11/17/1818

From “Cazin” to M.B. 11/17/1818 Dear sir: Please rest assured that if I had your address, as you indicated, I would not have waited so long to reply to you, as you complain about, and I would have taken the liberty of asking for you when I was with Mr....

V3 Ch. 71: To Cazin 11/13/1818

[M.B. notes: “I was not satisfied with Cazin’s first reply, it contained nothing of what I needed to know for my relief. I decided to write him again, acknowledging receipt of his first. I explained the reasons that obliged me to write to him. It was clear that...

V3 Ch. 71: Etienne to Cazin 1/2/1818

To Mr. Cazin, Priest [from Etienne Prieur] January 2, 1818.  Sir, Your negligence astonishes me. Your delays and your carelessness for Mr. Berbiguier are scandalous. However, you have received two letters, one dated the 11th, the other dated the 8th. They were filled...