The Washington union., 1857-09-26
PENSION AND BoUNTY LAND LAWS,

PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,
Beng as latest erepsd edition Of Ae cork h'o,o By DE tile Of
'9IAYo a NoUIToNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS"
with opinions decisions regulations additions ofreeni dates
BY ROBERT MAYO, NJ D. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore
Mr enqulshod all claim any
s work OF which DR. Mayo sole and undspued proprietor by
The suboned Of laid
oFe the public Tor the FIRST time In addition numerous others al
ready from heads Of departments aud other public officers
ministratIon Of pension and bounty claims
Letter from Broom chairman of 4e Committee on
Revolutionary PessOas.
HOrsE OF REFEzEsIAuvz UNrED srlrEs,
Washington, May TO- 1856.
My have been pleased you
lapse many years avail myself Of an early
opportunity add thanks those You from
the United States relating pensions and bounty lands Of the
The subject Of pensions Is one which has been and sun continues to
be- Of interest the family The circumstances
design our fathers that the system should be
partial giving while equally
Your the therefore, while de-
ceneies which system incomplete.
Your work have nav found Of % value 10 me IN my petition
should have subjected the labor close
been able Q merit appreciate its worth.
am my dear sir, most respectfully and truly yoars,
o introduction to this work for washngtops Appeal to Congress-
&c, pp So to ST. nowhere else extan,,
.. Letter from General Caas
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1857
DEAR thank you for the useful volume
have had time only % glance over it, but have satisfied myself of
supplement additions brings pen.
The system has become extensive that snch compilation
Indispensable and congratulate all who Obliged to look into
am, dear sir, respectfully yours, -
Letter from The Hon James Allen chairman of he Committee
Revolutionary Claims
HousE or REPRESENTATIVE
Washington, February Is, 1857.
DEAR R: acknowledge receipt copy
the second edition of work entitled Fenon and Bounty Land
Laws for which you will accept my thanks.
lands claims against the government growing out Of revou
ny T %gS a yTar . m wo 81 s l o @ Commit
am, very respectfully your obelient servant,
Letter from The Hon Andrep olce chairman Of e Committee on
... :, . Inuaiid Pensions
House REPRESENTATIVES,
February 20, 1857.
acknowledge receipt your
instant with Mouons book Of Pension
In the examination of arising under the pension and bounty
have found and complete As compilation the
laws those subjects regard highly useful both those ad
he your obetient servant,
DR., R. MAYO. g.. A. OLIVER.
from the Hon Solomon Foot senator
.. WASHINGTON Cry, March 10, 1857.
DEAR have had frequent occasion both private nvc
legations and in the Committee Pensions Public
laws and derived great it. Indeed regard as al
Indispensable the intelligent investigation questions arising
under those laws
deserving very patronage; hope you
may be abundantly rewarded for your labor
am with sentiments very great respect your oeent servant
.- SOLOMON FOOT.
DIR. RoHRr MAYO, Washington City.
Letter from The Hendricks Commissioner of the General
. Land Office
WASHINGTON Cry, March 90, 1867.
R have had frequent occasion to consult work the Pen
epresent
atves and have found full aud complete well
| reliable.
To those whose investigations touch the pension bounty
Will much respect, your obedient servant,
....... ...... THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
DR.. R. MAYO, Washington City.
alluded above as formerly received and publish
commenting equally strong terms with the foregoing
heads departments public
ways connected with the administration Of pensions and bounty
lands, viz:
The Hon A. H II STUART late Secretary Interior
The Hon Iomlsr McCIIAyD late Secretary Inlerios.
The Hon j. CRIrTEHnfN late Attorney General
The Hon Gr W. Joys chairman
The Hon JAMES E G,1H, late Commissioner
The Hon. L. p WALDO late Commissioner Of Pensions
The Hon JOHN WILSON late Commissioner the
The Hon BRopHEAp Second Comptroller the Treasury.
The Hon. RonERT J. ATKINSON, Third Auditor
The Hon. A. o. DAYTON Fourth Auditor.
Colonel WIN H. BssEI chairman House Committee on Military
Affairs. - '
General JAMES SHIELDS chairman of Committee on Military
Affairs. ... ... '
Also letters from chiefs of bureaus Navy Depart
mens recommending distribution of the
couragenent OF the military and service
This work has been adopted by resolution
Of the Oath June 1854 the now member
and delegate with other books in their respective ratios
due in the same ratio of copies with other respective
ratios under the House resolution July
paaon N he deficiency 6 Of March 1857 to be distributed to
such public Libraries shall be designated their
by tho new members and delegates Of the last Congress
All Of these testimonials this standard work on Pension
ana bounty i'mu iAWs'". '. r. MAYO,
For sale by W H. H. Morrison Washington and lucas Brothers
Baltimore Persons emng SO so will promptly receive copy by
mail or express free Of cost
The customary allowances be TO Lookse ellers