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From Anthony Mylius -

April 6th 1782
Whereas the happy Moment is ...

To Adrianus Dubbeldemuts -

Amsterdam April 7th. 1782
I have recd. your favor of ...


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To M. Baraux

Docno: PJA12d307

Author: JA
Recipient: Baraux, M.
Date: 1782-04-07

[salute] Sir

I have communicated your Letter, which You did me the honor to write me on the 21st. Ulto., to Messs. Ingraham & Bromfield of this City, who have furnished in the inclosed Letter a List of Merchants as You desired, to which I beg leave to add Richard Cranch Esqr of Boston.
There will probably be, after a Peace, a considerable Trade between the several Ports of the United States of America and Trieste, thro’ which place I fancy several American Productions will find their Way into the Interior of the Austrian Dominions. I should be obliged to You for your Sentiments of this Trade, and what Commodities Americans may dispose of in that quarter, and what they may recieve in return.

[salute] I have the honor to be, Sir, &c

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