Letter – Isaac Hunter to Henry Richmond – 18 Feb 1768

By - gregpfinch18 Feb 1768
Document Type: Letter
Date: 18 Feb 1768
Correspondent: Isaac Hunter
Recipient: Henry Richmond
Archive Source: BPW IH-1
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Mr. Richmond Pilgrim Street  N’Castle 			Dukesf'd 18th Feb'y 1768



Sr

Mr. Marriots inclosed Bill I rec'd  the other day and would gladly know how it ought to be filld up on whether its to be charged in Rookhope Acco[un]t wth the other expences

occasioned by the said Road - shall refer closing that Mill Acco[un]t till I hear f[ro]m you - upon reexamining the Acco[un]t I sent you of the Black Slags on the 12th inst find I have made a mistake in the Calculation as to the Value w[hi]ch should be 2s6 p[er] Ton instead of 20s  & am 

yrs &c I H Jr

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