The Washington union., 1857-09-22
PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,

PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,
Being le latest SeOed eaiOn Of he cork kOa By The tile Of
eMAYo MoUIToSs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND IAwsp
with opinions decisions, regulations &c. additions
BY ROBERT MAYO N. D. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore
SMr Moulon has renqushed any whatever
this work which Dr. Mayo sole and undpued proprietor by
The snned letters in commentator Of this work are now laid be-
fore the public for the first time addition TO numerous others al
o da,ias rns ,h Srsabt Win he al
ministraiion Of pension and bounty land claims;
from the Hon Jacob Broom chairman Of the Committee
Revolutionary PeHsions
HouzE or REPRESENTATIVE UNITED STATES,
Washington, May 10, 1855.
My DEAR SIR have been pleased with you
tho lapse OF SO many and desire TO avail myself Of an early
opportunity add those have received from
the United States relating and bounty lands OF the
stereotype edition 10 Of which have IN my possession am
interest the great American family The
der which revolutionary provided are Of
the design Of fathers that the system should be
ing arrangement laws therefore presents
encIes and OMISSIONS which render the system Incomplete
Your work have found Of ncacuable value TO me position
it, should subjected the labor Of close
the and 4 o s, G sa Sus@y q my " have
am, my dear sir most respectfully and truly, yours,
this for washngons Appeal Congress,
&C., pp So TO bT, nowhere else extant
u... . Letter from General Cas-.
........ ....... n WAsmsGroS February 10, 1857
thank you for the very useful you
have had only glance it, but have satisfied myself Of
supplement important additions brings pen
sion history and laws TO "a late period.
The system has become SO extensive that some such compilation
indispensable and all who obliged to look into
the subject Of those laws upon the able execution Of your bors
! am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
Letter from the Hon. James Allen, chairman Of the Committee
Revolutionary Claims
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVE
Washington February Is, 1857.
DEAR have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt Of copy Of
inws for which YOU Will accept my thanks D
all who Interested in the subject OF and bounty
tonary struggle yours of the first importance.
In this opinion have the of my colleagues In Commit
lam very respectfully, your obodient servant,
Letter from Andrea Olieer, chairman Of Committee
HousH REPRESENTATIVES,
February 20, 1857.
DEAR the acknowledge receipt your
with your and Mr. Mouons book Pension
and Bounty Land Laws for which accept my thanks.
laws have had frequent occasion refer this work. and
found accurate and complete As compilation Of the
upon subjects regard highly useful both
ministering those laws and the public
Dr. R. MAYO. ... A. OLIVER.
Letter from the Hon. Solomon F5o, United
WASHINGTON Cry March 10, 1857.
very frequent OCCASION private
legations Lands
consult valuable compilation of the Pension aud Bounty land
and have derived great aid from it, Indeed regard al
most indispensable to the intelligent investigation OF questions arising
under those laws. - . .. . .,
The work deserving Of liberal patronage and hope
may be abnndanty rewarded Tor your labor .a......
am with sentiments very great respect your obcdsh
Dr. RonETu Mayo Washington City,
Letter from The Hon. T. A. Hendricks Commissioner of tie General
Land Office.
..... wAsmSeros Cry, March 90, 1867.
frequent your
Bounty Land Laws of the United States especially
the Committee Pensions Of the
av and have found full and complete well arranged
To those whose investigations touch the and bounty
~ with much respect, your oesdisnt servant,
THOs A. HENDRICKS.
DR.. R, MAYO, Washington City.
alluded to above as rmey received and publish
commencing equally strong foregoing
from heads departments public
connected with the administration pensions and bounty
A. H. STUART, late Secretary Interior.
The Hon RomEr hcMIASp late Secretary Of the Interior
The Hon Gro oyE chairman Of Senate Committee Pensions
The Hon. JAMES f. HEATH Commissioner Pensions
The Hon l. p WALDO, late Commissioner Of Pensions.
The Hon j. BRoIR.p second Comptroller Of the Treasury
The The Hon Hon. koaRr j. AIkIssos @ Third Auditor
Colonel WM ssmi, chairman Of House Military
JAMES SHIELDS chairman of Senate Committee on Military
Affairs.
mnts recommending distribution the work for
enlargement of the military and naval service
the june 1854 copies each new member
and delegate with other books in their ratios
due In tho ratio OF with other
ratios under the House resolution of July 1856 appro
such public libraries shall be designated in their respective
by the new members and delegates Of the last Congress-
All Of these testimonials render this tho STANDARD
and Bounty Land laws" R. MAYO.
For by W. H. Morrison Washington and Lucas Brothers.
Baltimore Persons remttng 50 30 will promptly receive
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