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Don Fermando Joseph Mangino, del consejo de Su Magestad en el de Hacienda, juez comisario del Real Derecho de Media Annata, gracias y mercedes, y del Real Servicio de Lanzas en estos reynos, superintendente juez privativo de la Real Casa de Moneda, y del Real Apartado general de México. : Por quanto el señor don Pedro Nuñez de Villavicencio, mi antecesor, con fecha de 21 de octubre de 1773. proveyó un auto, cuyo tenor, con el de la diligencia en su virtud practicada en 25 del mismo, y de otro auto proveido por mi en 30 de julio proximo pasado, es el siguiente: .

by: Mangino, Fernando Joseph, -1806

Publication date: 1779

Topics: Real Casa de Moneda de México, Gold theft -- Mexico, Metal theft -- Mexico, Gold smuggling -- Mexico, Smuggling -- Mexico, Broadsides, etc. -- Mexico -- Mexico City, Imprint 1779

Publisher: [Mexico City : s.n.]

Collection: JohnCarterBrownLibrary; americana

Contributor: John Carter Brown Library

Language: Spanish

1 sheet ([1] p.) ; 58 x 42 cm. (fol.)

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Dated following text in column 2: México [blank] de agosto de mil setecientos setenta y nueve

The head of the mint issues new requirements on mint workers intended to curb pilfering of gold and silver in the form of dust, scraps cut from bars and ingots, and coins. These are in addition to those decrees issued by his predecessor, Pedro Nuñez de Villavicencio, regarding the smuggling out of gold and silver in clothing

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Purchase; 19-040