Letter – Henry Richmond to Selby Ord – 30 Dec 1772

Document Type: Letter
Date: 30 Dec 1772
Correspondent: Henry Richmond
Recipient: Selby Ord
Archive Source: NRO 672/E/1E/3
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To The Revd. Mr Selby Ord at Cockermouth                                   Newcas. 30th. Decemr. 1772

            Cumberland



Sir

	Sir Walter Blackett writes that you have applied to him for £100 to be paid in of the £1100 for which he gave a Bond or deed of Gift to the late Mr. John Ord of Broomdikes & that this £100 is asked for as your Share of that Sum.  The whole Sum or any part of it will very readily be paid whenever Sr. Walter can have a proper discharge for it - In order to which it will be necessary for me to have a Copy of the Bond or Deed of Gift.  For tho’ I have regularly paid the Interest of it, yet I do not know when & to whom the principal is payable

	I hope you will be able to send me this Copy soon & to let me know where the Original is, that when the £100 you want comes to be paid a proper Endorsement may be made upon it; without which no part of the principal Sum can be paid                              I am etc     HR


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