Letter – Nicholas Walton to Jonathan Airey – 28 Feb 1782

By - gregpfinch28 Feb 1782
Document Type: Letter
Date: 28 Feb 1782
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: Jonathan Airey
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 97
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      Farnacres 28 Febry 1782

Dear Jonathan

	Above [below] you have an Acct how the Sales stand with the Quantities of Lead delivered at Langley Mill. The lead marked O is common or unrefined lead.

      Your Affec. Bro.r

      Nicholas Walton Junr



PS I am still very <farr from> well





State of Lead warehouse, Sales &c

                                   OS   LS    RS   O      L   Total

                                   Slag Lith- Ref- Common Ref-

                                        arge  ined        ined

                                        Slags Slags

Stock of Lead in the Warehouse     327  404   967   112   9332 11142

  16Jn1781 & dd since to 28Feb1782

Sold & delivered at the warehouse  131  170   358         7112  8271

  to the 28 Febry 1782 

Remains undelivered 28 Feb 1782    196  234   109   112   2220  2871

Sold to Dr Hall & not delivered Do                         800   800

Remains unsold of lead delivered   196  234   109   112   1420  2071

  from Langley Mill 28th Do

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