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PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND Laws,
Being The --latest aeod edition Of The cork ocn By The lille Of
"MAYo MoULToNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAwsp
With opinions decisions regulations additions
BY ROBERT MAYO, NJ. D. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore.
ABlr Moulon renluished any interest whatever
n this work which Dr. Mayo sole and undputed proprietor by
fore the pobc for the first time addition others
ready published from heads Of departments other public Officers
whose official duties render them particularly with the
ministraton Of pension and bounty land claims:
Letter from The Hon Broom chairman Of the Committee on
Revolutionary Pensions.
HORSE RHrHKsRsrAnyns UMnp srArra
Washington May 10, 1866
pleased you more after
opportunity my you must have received from
others for labor and in the compilation Of the
the United States relating pensions and bounty lands copy Of the
stereotype edition Of which have in my possession.
be- Of interest the great American family The
dor which those for revolutionary services provided of
the design Of fathers that the system
partial giving to while whhos from others equally
Your The therefore while presents
tail the provisions made is the time suggestive those
Your have found incacuabe my position
chairman OF the Committee Revolutionary
q should have been subjected 70 the labor Of close examination
the statutes and from the frequency Of have
been able 70 test It's merit and appreciate Its worth
am, my dear sir most respectfully and truly yours,
DR.. r MAYO JACOB BROOM
this work for wasngons Appeal Congress-
&C., PIP 81 to 81, nowhere else extant
Letter from General oes
WASHINGTON February 10, 1857
have had time only glance over IT, but have satisfied myself
W y nae,s ~ men a. " ,s VIM w. ,u, .
sion history and laws to late period.
system that such compilation
the subject of those laws upon the able execution Of abors
Dr.. Romnr MAYO. ~ Nv = '1'f'S'4's III LEW cAss
Letter from me Hon James Allen, Of he oommia on
Revolutionary Claims
House. REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, February Is, 1857
the honor acknowledge receipt of copy Of
the edition Your enson and Bounty land
To ali who are Interested IN the subject Of pensions and bounty
na claims against the nm growing out Of our reyo
In this opinion have the concurrence Of colleagues Commit
lam, very respectfully, your obcdient servant
Letter from the Hon. Andren0 orcc chairman Of Committee on
Inralid Pensions
Houss op REPRESENTATIVES
February 90 1857
DEAR have the honor acknowledge the receipt your
of the nth instant with your and Mr. Moulons book Of Pension
Bounty land Laws, for which accept my thanks
the examination Of arising under the pension bounty
" ieior W ohs Worh, anu
have ever found accurate and complete As computation Of the
laws upon those subjects regard highly useful both TO those adj
With wishes continued SUCCESS
be your ohcdicnt servant,
Dr. R. MAYO. A. OLIVER
Letter from he Hon Solomon Foot United States senator
WASHINGTON CRY, March 49, 1857.
Dn have had very frequent occasion private
legations and the Committee Pensions lands
laws and have derived great aid from it, Indeed regard
most Indispensable 10 the intelligent investigation questions arising
The ~ work deserving Of liberal patronage and hope
am with sentiments very great respect your obeden
Dr. RonERr MAYO Washington City.
Letter from The Hon A. Hendricks Commissioner Of the General
wAsmSeros Cnr, March 90 1857
M have had frequent your work on the Pom
was chairman the Committee Pensions the House
aos and have found very full and complete well arranged
reliable k
To those whose investigations touch pension bounty
with much respect your obedient servant,
TH0s. A. HENDRICKS
first alluded 10 above as rmery received ana publish
departments other public ocers in various
ways connected with the administration Of pensions and bounty
The Hon 4 II. II sIrAnr bate Secretary the Interior
The Hon oGnr MccixtsD late Secretary of tho Interior
The Hon go oSrs chairman Of Senate Committee Pensions
The Hon L. p WALDO, late Commissioner Of Pensions
The Hon os WILSON, late Commissioner the General land Once
The Hon BRopRD Second Comptroller the Treasury
Tho Hon. houRr j. ATKINSON, Third Auditor
The Hon. A. o. DAYTON, Fourth Auditor.
Colonel Wn H. suI chairman Of House Committee Military
A1ars Ia9N
General JAMES suelns chairman of Military
Affairs n
Also letters from chiefs OF bureaus IN the War and Navy penr,
men recommending distribution OF the work for the benefit and
couragcment of the military and naval
THIS work has been adopted
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and delegate with other books their ratios
due In the ratio OF copies with other books their respective
ratios under the House resolution appo
paon in the deficiency bill Of March 1857 distributed
such public libraries shall be designated in their respective districts
by the members and delegates OF tho last Congress-
and Bounty Land Laws" r.. MAYO.
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