Letter – Joseph Richmond to Lancelot Allgood – 31 Jan 1729

Document Type: Letter
Date: 31 Jan 1729
Correspondent: Joseph Richmond
Recipient: Lancelot Allgood
Archive Source: NRO 673 2
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Newcastle 31 January 1728.9

To Mr Lan’t Allgood at Hexham



Sr, yesterday I got the books were in Mr Brumells possession by wch & what informations Mr Wilkinson can give me I find his acct to stand as within. I have been this day with the commissioners who shewed his acct given them of his affairs from wch I can gather nothing at all. Morrow was the day fixed for signing his certificate but have prevailed for a longer time. I hope you will be in towne next week to order what will be best to be done. I sent to Mr Brumell to know if he had any thing to offer in further discharge of his acct. His ansr was it was a long time since he lay the Bookes so could remember nothing further then if he had <Vurtue?> Sr Wr would be in his debt.



Dr 

1708           To Ball of an old acct     £  23  0s  4 1/2d

1709 Xbr 25    To 1/2 yr rent of 10 keel  £  70	

1710/1 March 8 To 110 ps lead             £  61 15s  1d

1711 Oct 31    To 900 ps do.              £ 478 14s 01 ½d

               To 160 ps do               £  88 13s  1d

	Decr 9    To 203 ps do               £ 108 10s  6d

1714 Dec 20    To cash                    £ 228 16s 10d

1718 May 7     To 16 ps lead              £   9  9s  1d

	June 17   To 1000 ps do              £ 545  4s  3 ½d

               To 226 Chald of coals from £  70 19s  6d

               170 to Xber 1717	

                                          £1685  2s 10 ½d

Cr

1714 Dec 20    By a note of disbursement  £ 436 10s  7 ½d 

1718 Aug 12    By <pd> Mr Todd            £ 359      9

               By ball                    £ 889 11s  5 ½ d



			889.11.5 ½

  61.15.1	

  88.13.1	     150. 8.2 overcharg’d being <int on 4d> £228.16.10 

                        pr <Cooke> 

      739. 3.3 ½  Balance due

                                          £1685   2s 10 ½ d

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