The Washington union., 1857-09-25
PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,

PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,
Being e latest steotyrd so ef e srorh hocn oy e hae
aAYo MoUIToNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS
with Opinions decisions regulations and additions Of recent dates
RoBERr MAYO NJ d. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore
ssN Mouon has relnguhod all claim interest whatever
In this work Of which DR. sole and undued proprietor by
The su6ned letters in commenon Of this work are
ready published from heads departments other public officers
mnstrauon Of pension and bounty land claims:
Letter ros, the Broom chairman Of he Couamies
Revolutionary PesaOas
HousE REPRESENTATIVES, USmD STATES,
Washington, May 49, 1866.
My have been pleased 70 meet with after
years early
opportunity my you
United relating pensions bounty copy the
stereotype edition of which have my possession.
the American family The circumstances
der which those for revolutionary services wore provided are Of
design system
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tail the %as IS a. tine as S n%s Of those den
have found of mcacuable value position
subjected the labor Of close
the statutes and from the frequency Of my recurrence ot have
am, dear sir, most respectfully and truly yours,
work washngons Appeal Congress-
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Leter from General caa
E WASHINGTON, February 10, 1857
thank you for the useful you
have had only glance it, but have satisfied myself
supplement contains important additions the pen
sion history and laws to a late period
Indispensable and congratulate all who obliged look
the subject Of those laws the able execution bors
am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
Letter from. The Hon. James Alien chairman Of he Committee on
Revolutionary Claims.
TIousR REPRESENTATIVE,
Washington, February 49, 1857.
have the acknowledge the copy
the second edition work entitled renon and Bounty Land
Laws" for which you will accept my thanks.
To all who Interested in the subject Of pensions and bounty
claims against the growing eyou
onary STRUGGLE yours % Is work Of the FIRST Importance
Revolutionary Clams.
am, very respectfully your obedient servant,
Letter from The Hon. AmdreO o chairman Of e Committee on
Inrdid Pensions
Har HousK or REPRESENTATIVES
Ifry4 February 20, 1857.
DEAR SIR have the honor acknowledge the receipt your
the l7t instant your
and Ba @ ns y % w srns n %y thanks % n,oou and bounty
land laws have had frequent occasion to rer this work. and
laws upon those subjects regard highly useful both to those ad
maerng mist, those lay, laws s and & the public
be your obedient servant,
DIR. r, MAYO -. 1 A. OLIVER.
Letter from the Han Solomon Foo, United
.- %1-7 WASHINGTON Cry, March IS, 1857.
very frequent OCCASION private
legations the Committee Pensions Public
your compilation Bounty
Laws and aye derived great aid from Indeed regard al
Indispensable the intelligent Investigation questions arising
deserving very patronage and hope you
may be abundantly rewarded for your labor
with sentiments great your obeen servant
DR., Romkr MAYO, Washington City
Letter from A. Hendricks, Of
fstEe Land Office
ttr1H WASHINGTON Cry March 90 1857
SIR frequent consult your
sion and Bounty Land Laws the United States especially whilst
aves and have found full and complete wen arranged
With much respect your obcdient servant,
DIR. R. MAYO, Washington City.
alluded above merly publish
wse o ba Of dsareS asd other naba Sa oce ss IN aria
connected with the administration Of pensions and bounty
The Hon. A. II H. STUART late Secretary the Interior
The Hon RonERr MccIIAsD late Secretary of the Interior
The Hon J, J. cRrr1EspKs late Attorney General
The Hon Gro JoS chairman Senate Committee Pensions
The Hon. l. p WALDO late Commissioner Of Pensions
The Hon JoaS wsos late Commissioner tho General Land oce
The Hon Ro1a'rr ) ATKINSON Third Auditor
Colonel wM IL BssEIL chairman Of House Committee Military
JAMES SHIELDS chairman of Senate Committee on Military
Also letters from chiefs Of bureaus in the war and Navy Depart
recommending distribution the
couragement OF the military and
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of the oath June 1854 the ratio Of
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pion the deficiency bill of March 1857 be distributed
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June lS-dH
George G. Thomas,
-. Commissioner Of DEEDS for all the States,