The Washington union., 1857-09-26
pension AND BouNTY LAND LAWS,


Being Ae latest seoFca edition Of e nak hlOOn By he he Of
'MAYo NoUIroNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS"
With opinions decisions regulations additions dates
BY ROBERT MAYO, NJ D LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore.
ssr rennquished any whatever
~ s work 70 q which Dr. Mayo sole and undpued proprietor BY
The suioinod
ready published from heads Of departments and other public ofces
ministraiion Of pension and bounty claims:
Letter from the Hon Jacob Broom, chairman Of oommia
Revolutionary Pensions.
HoosK RKFRsnksrAnylS UNITED STATES,
Washington, May 10, 1856.
pleased you more
opportunity 70 add my thanks to those You mus, have received from
many others for your labor and care IN the eompO Of the laws
stereotype edition Of which have in my possession.
The subject Of pensions which has been and still continues
be, of interest the family The
der which those for revolutionary services provided Of
the design Of fathers that system
partial giving while wthholds equally
ing Your the therefore, presents
tail tbs provisions made at the same time suggestive Of those deh
Your have found OF ncacuable value my position
chairman the Committee Revolutionary Pensions without
IT, should have been subjected the labor Of close examination OF
the statutes and from the frequency Of my 70 have
gm my dear sir, most respectfully and truly, yours,
n2duoon this work for washngons Appeal Congress-
&C., PIP Eto ST. nowhere else exant
Later from, General caa,
WASHINGTON February 10, 1857
DKAR thank for the useful volume you
have had time only glance over H. but have satisfied myself Of
supplement contains important additions brings pen
sion history and laws TO a ao period
and congratulate all who Obliged look
am dear sir respectfully yours,
Letter from the Hon James Aen chairman Of he ommase
Revolutionary Claims
HorsH OF REPRESENTATIVE,
Washington February is, 1857
have the honor acknowledge the receipt copy
laws . which you will accept my thanks.
To all who interested in the subject Of pensions and bounty
claims the growing
onary rvs struggle yours work Of the hrst importance
Revolutionary Claims
lam, very respectfully, your ODodont servant,
Letter from Oirer chairman Of The Committee on
Invalid Pensions.
Housr OF REPRESENTATIVE
February 20, 1857.
DEAR R acknowledge receipt your
the instant your Of
aud Bounty Land Laws, for which accept my thanks
arising the pension bounty
laws have bad occasion
laws upon those subjects highly useful both to those ad
mnerns mist, those ,sL laws m and & the public
DR.. R. MAYO A. OLIVER
Letter from the Hon Solomon Faot, senator.
WASHINGTON CRY, March la, 1857.
dgaons in Lands
valuable compilation Of the Pension aud Bounty Land
Indispensable the intelligent investigation arising
deserving very liberal patronage hope you
may be abundanty rewarded for your labor.
am with sentiments great obcdent
SOLOMON FOOT
DR.. RonERr MAYO Washington City.
from Hon A. Hendricks Commissioner Of the General
Land Office.
wAsuSGroS CRY, March 2s 1857
frequent consult your
sion and Bounty Land laws Of the United States especially whilst
es and have found livery full and complete well arranged and
reliable.
Investigations pension bounty
II with much respect, your obcdicn servant
THos, A. HENDRICKS
DR.. R. MAYO, Washington City
The letters first above rmcry received and publish
were from departments and other public officers in various
ways connected with the administration OF and bounty
Tho Hon. 4 H. H STUART, Secretary tho
The Hon Ronr MccEAsD late Secretary of tho Interior
The Hon. }. j. CurrrSDEs, late Attorney Gencral.
The Hon Eo chairman Of Senate Committee Pensions
The Hon. L. p. WALDO, late Commissioner of Pensions.
BRopHElp Second Comptroller Treasury
The Hon. RomRr j. ATKINSON, Third Auditor.
The Hon. A. o. DAYTON, Fourth Auditor
Colonel WM H. Bsr chairman Of House Committee Military
General supe, chairman Military
ments recommending distribution the work for the benefit
% o @ q the san military soGo and d. nsSa Sne m @
Of the oath June 1854 in the ratio Of each member
copies respective
a a h he dssnsy rsGa s q 1882 an m s ns
such public libraries shall be designated in their districts
by the members and delegates the last Congress.
All Of these testimonials render this the standard
and Bounty Land Laws" r. MAYO
For by W. H. III Morrison Washington
Baltimore Persons remtng 50 SO will promptly receive copy
mail express free OF :
The customary allowances will be made TO booksellers
1S--du
George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of Deeds for all the States,