Letter – Joseph Richmond to Christopher Denton – 8 Mar 1734

Document Type: Letter
Date: 8 Mar 1734
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: Christopher Denton
Archive Source: NRO 673 2
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To Mr Denton							Newcastle 8 Mar: 1733



Dr Sir 

I have rec[eiv]ed yours of the 2d inclosing a Copy of the agreem[en]t proposed between Mr Ord & the Cred[itor]s of West Kenton, In answer thereto, if the rest concerned come in, to that proposalls Mr Blackett will do so too, & according both, he, & Mr Clarke has signed an order upon the Dra[f]t you sent me, for you to sign the originall. I suppose Mr Allgood will also sign it when he comes to Town, & then it shall be sent you. Mr Greive has not desired any meeting about Mr Manners Affair. I hope your lre will put him upon making an End of it. He wrote me the 25 last month desiring I would write to Mr Cooke, or Mr Procter, to pay (in) the other half of the mony or an Execucon would be Imediately taken out. But I shall not write any thing to Mr Cook or his attorney on this matter but leave it to you Gentm of the Law who best understand one another. I am Yr etc   J R

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