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Newby June 4 1711 James I p[er]ceive by yours that James Clarke told you there was but 101 p[iece]s of Lead in the Cellar & that the wherriemen brought down lately 11 p[iece]s with 40 & fifty formarly You may remember last year I had 210 p[iece]s in the Cellar and a hundreed of them was sent to my son John as James Clarke can Informe you & 77 sold to Mr Fenwick so that there must then remaine 33 p[iece]s so be sure you satisfie me in it in your next for I know this to be right fail not to send me a bill for £50 at 10 or 15 days after date & acq[ain]t me whether Mr Rodgers be at London or not & how his <match> goes foreward as allso whether you designe for Stagshaw bank I am In hast[e] Your assured fre[in]d To Mr James Mewburne