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To Edmund Jenings -

Amsterdam April 3d. 1782
Last night I recd yours of March ...

From Joan Derk van der Capellen tot den Pol -

Zwol ce 5 Avril 1782
J’ai écrit amplement au ...


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From Samuel Andrews

Docno: PJA12d292

Author: Andrews, Samuel
Recipient: JA
Date: 1782-04-03

[salute] Sir

I wrote your Excellency per the last post respecting my business in this City. I now take the Liberty by my worthy and good Friend Mr Texier to send you the Memore of this business which I declare to your Excellency upon my honour is the truth on my part And by which you will see how Cruelly I have been treated in Martinieque as also in this City. Had I have Lost my Intrest by shipwreck or have been taken by the English I should not have thought so much of it But to loose it And to be taken from me by those who I would sopose ware my friends it is Cruel to the last degree. I am fully perswaded from your Excellencys Goodness you will due every thing for me in your Power to retrieve this Intrest which if Lost I am fully runie’d as will also hurt the Estate very much of deseased friend Mr Gray.

[salute] I have the Honour to be with due Respect your Excellency most Obedent & very Humble Sert

[signed] Sam Andrews
RC Adams Papers ; endorsed: “Mr Andrews. Ap. 3. 1782.”
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