Letters – Joseph Richmond to John Cross – 4 Feb 1732

Mr J[oh]n Cross			Newcastle 4th Febr[uar]y 1731/2

Sir, Inclosed is Warburton the Carriers note for £8.8s.6d the amount of your Bill on Mr Fenwick, w[hi]ch he paid to Mr Blackett, by whose directions it is now returned you. I also inclose you your promissery note to me for seven pounds, & have sent also by Warburton the sum of six shillings & seven pence halfpenny being the Ballance due to you p[e]r Acco[un]t on the other side, I desire you’l acknowledge the Receipt hereof, & at the same time send me your Receipt for am[oun]t of the <25 yds 1/2> of Cloth w[hi]ch Oblige Sr 

				Yours etc J.R.

Mr John Cross

To his promis[ser]y note to J.R dat'd 28 July 1729 £7	

To Ball. sent him by Warburton the Carr            £0.6s.7 1/2d

                                                   £7.6s.7 1/2d

By 25 1/2 Cloth at 5s.9d                           £7.6s.7 1/2d