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Robert Treat Paine Papers, Volume 3

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From Anthony Mosengeil
Mosengeil, Anthony RTP
Sir, Rariton Smelting House, 6 June 1776

The Copperworks I1 am concerned in, require so much of my Presence this Time, that it is out of my Power to errect a Sulphur Work myself for the respectable, the Committee of Congress; and it is difficult to instruct a Person in the Method of extracting Sulphur from its ore, without shewing him the manual Operations in Course of the Practice. I have the Honour to be, Sir, your most obedient humble Servant,

Anthony Mosengeil

RC ; addressed: “Robert Treat Paine, Esquire, Philadelphia”; endorsed.

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On June 28, 1776, Congress appointed Henry Wisner, RTP, and William Floyd as a committee to confer with Anthony Mosengeil on the manufacture of sulphur (Journals of the Continental Congress, 5:502).