Letter – Nicholas Walton to Jonathan Airey – 6 May 1782

Document Type: Letter
Date: 6 May 1782
Correspondent: Nicholas Walton
Recipient: Jonathan Airey
Archive Source: TNA ADM 66 97
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                              RS   O     OS    LS      L   Total

16 June 1781 

   Stock in the Warehouse    967        133    167   1897   3164

27 April 1782 Delivd. at 

   the Mill since 16 June         763   293    287   8957  10300	                     

                             967  763   426    454  10854  13464

Sold and Delivered since 

  16 June 1781 to & with 

  1st May 1782               898         131   170   9252  10451 	                   

                              69  763    295   284   1602   3013

                                          69

                                         284

                                  763    648         1602   3013

Sold and not delivered the   

  1st May 1782                           500         1000   1500

Remains Unsold                    763    148          602   1513





Stock in the Warehouse 16 June 1781                         3164

Delivered from the Mill since to 27 Aprl 1782              10300

                                                           13464

Recd at the Warehouse to the 1st May 1782 Inclusive

  Including the Stock <at> 16 June 1781                    12817

Remained on the Road 1st May 1782                            647



Gentn.						Farnacres 6th May 1782.



      Above you have an Acct. showing the state of your Sales and what remains of Lead unsold and also an Acct. shewing what Lead was wanted from the Carriers the 1st Instant, most of which is we hope come in.  We shd. be glad to have Mr Harvey to call upon us on Wednesday morning at the George abt Ten or ½ past Ten o Clock

      We are	 Gentn Your most Hble Servts

      Walton & Turner



PS We shall hope to see you both on Wednesday.
Addressee is not given, previous such reports were sent to Jonathan Airey in Newcastle, and the same is assumed here.

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