Letter – Joseph Richmond to Christopher Denton – 8 Jan 1734

To Mr Denton						Newcastle 8 Janry 1733



Dear S[i]r

	I rece[ive]d yours of the 22d past. I am glad the affair is made up w[i]th Mr Groce. I

thought Mr Blackett had sent you Bills to discharge that Debt im[m]ediately. By his direction

I send you inclosed a Bill for Two hundred pounds w[hi]ch you will receive Orders from him

how to apply, pray advise him of Receipt thereof. I hear nothing yet from Mr Ward

w[i]th the Complim[en]ts of the season , I am 		Yrs etc J:R	



PS

Pray advise the receipt hereof to me  at your Leisure

							Newcastle Janry 5th 1733	£200.0.0.

S[i]r

Forty five days after date pay to Mr Jos: Richmond, or order Two hundred pounds Value rece[ive]d & place it to Acco[un]t as by advise from

To James Creed Esqr					Your most humble Serv[an]t

Merch[an]t in London 						H:Heay