Letter from President Andrew Jackson

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This letter was written to direct the Secretary of the Treasury to transfer, and continue to transfer, the amount of public money necessary to keep the Mint in constant employ.

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Undu the 12 th section of the Act 66 to regulate the
deposites of the public money" I hereby direct the
Secretary of the creasury to cause to be transfered
to the Mint of the united states, and its branched
such pums of public money as may be sufficients
to
keep
them
in
constant
employ,
when
not
supplied
by individuals and Banks with metal for coining
Washington I July
1836.
signed Andrew dackrow
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