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Mr Mulcaster. Farnacres 24th Novr 1780
As we shall make a Pay when you are ready with the Lead Ore Carriers Accounts I desire youll let me have the Ore Carriers Bill as soon as convenient. I don't wish to hurry you as it may possibly be some little time before it is convenient to make the Pay and I rather think that likely.
Yours of the 20th & 21st are both reced and I am glad the Quantity of Ore has proved so well and so near my calculation. I must not expect to be so near at any other time. I am obliged by the enquiry you have made as to the Carrs. What you mention as to the Yard Coal Seam is very proper. I am glad to hear the Governor & Co are making a Tryal of Smelting in the Air Furnace and wish them success with all my Heart. Pray by all means Employ Nevin when the School House is Thatched. The mode you propose as to having the Workmen from Dukesfield is certainly the best & I will try to get it so fixed. I hope the alteration in the Furnace will prove for the better. I expect there are <60> Casks of Bone Ashes now come in for you. The Butter is arrived.
Your Humble Servant
Nich Walton Jr
PS The inclosed is for T. Temperley
