The Washington union., 1857-09-24
PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,

PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,
Being De latest aerecd edition Of tAe rork horn by a~ hs
'anYo MoULToNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS"
opinions decisions regulations &c. dates
BY ROBERT MAYO, NJ b. LUCAS BROTHERS baltimore
sslr rchqushed al interest wAsvor
this work Of which DR. Mayo sole and dsPud proprietor BY
The subjoned letters lad be
lore the public TOT the h time addition 70 numerous ohs AZ
whose official duties render them particularly with The ad
ministraton Of pension and bounty land claims
Letter from tie Hon Jacob BroOSs, Of C0nmiass
Revolutionary PeasOHs
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE UsnD stkrEs,
Washington, May ~, 1850.
Ny DEAE sur have been pleased 70 meet with you once more after
the lapse Of and desire to avail myself q carly
OoS 70 Ga sGa n my thanks n .n1 you % %s aaDS s % S rom
the United States relating pensions and bounty lands copy the
subject pensions been
be- Of interest to the American family The circumstances
der which those Ter Revolutionary sfyees were provided are Of
highly interesting characters
design system he
partial giving while wthholds equally
ing Your arrangement the laws therefore while in de-
cences and omissions which render the system incomplete
s chairman Revolutionary Pensions oT without
subjected TO the labor Of close
been able % its merit and appreciate its worth.
am my dear sir, most respectfully and truly yours,
ee introduction to this work for washgtons Appeal to cngrcss
&c, pp SO to ST. nowhere else extant
Letter trOa. General CaSs
WASHINGTON, February 10, 1857
DEAR thank you for the useful volume have sent
have had time only to glance over H. but have satisfied myself
supplement important additions brings pen
The system has become extensive that such computation
Indispensable and congratulate all who obliged look into
subject Of laws the able Rbors
am, dear SIR respectfully yours ,,,.,
Letter from The Hon @ Allen chairman gf ae coR~iss
Revolutionary Claims.
HousK on REPRESENTATIVES,
Washington, February ls 1851.
DEAR sur: have acknowledge receipt copy
the second edition work entitled pension and Bounty Land
Laws" for which you will accept my thanks
who Interested the subject Of pensions and bounty
lands against government growing
onary sruggle yours ours is work Of the first Importance
tee on Revolutionary Claims,
RoHzRT MAYO NJ. ID. J. C. ALLEN.
Letter from ne Hon AndreD ore chairman Of The Committee on
IHoCtltd Pensions
REPRESENTATIVES,
February 20, 1857.
acknowledge receipt your
with and Mr. Mouons book Of Pension
and Bounty Land Laws, for which accept my thanks
have had frequent occasion to refer this work. and
have found IL accurate and complete As computation of the
wsnpon those subjects regard highly useful both to those ad
minisering those laws and the public,
With wishes for continued success have the honor
Dr. R. MAYO A. OLIVER.
Letter from The Hon Solomon Foot United
.h WASHINGTON CRY, March 10, 1857,
DEAR have had very frequent OCCASION both private
legations and in the Committee Pensions and Public lands
consult valuable compilation the Pension and Bounty Land
have derived great aid from Indeed regard
most Indispensable to tile intelligent investigation of questions arising
deserving very liberal patronage hope you
may be abundantiy rewarded for your labor
am with sentiments great respect obeen servant
SOLOMON FOOT.
DR.. ROBERT MAYO, Washington City
Letter from the Hon A. Hendricks Commissioner Of The General
Land Office.
WASHINGTON Cry, March &c, 1857.
had frequent your
sion and Bounty Land Laws of the United States especially whilst
chairman the Committee Pensions OF the House Represent
aves and have found full and complete well arranged and
reliable.
laws 1t is certainly of great value.
with much respect, your obodent servant,
DR.. r. MAYO Washington City.
letters alluded above formerly received and publish
ed commenting the work in equally strong terms with the foregoing
connected with tho administration pensions and bounty
lands, viz:
A. H. H. STUART late Secretary Interior.
The Hon Ho McCLuIAsp, late Secretary of the Interior.
The The Hon j. J. CslrTfspkS, late Attorney General
The Hon JAMES IIrAa late Commissioner Of Pensions
The Hon oIS Wsos late Of the General Land Office
The ATKINSON, Third Auditor
The Hon. A. o. DAYTON, Fourth Auditor.
Affairs.
General JAMES SHIELDS, chairman of Military
Also letters from chiefs Of Navy Depart
mens recommending distribution the work for the benefit and
couragement Of the military and naval service
This work has been adopted by Congress- under the joint resolution
and delegate with other books their ratios and
a une .nS the "e % ur and NJ the e a
priauon the deficiency bill of March s. 1857 be distributed
sandad work on Pension
and Bounty Land Laws" r. MAYO.
by H. Morrison Washington Lucas Brothers
Baltimore Persons remtng ss so will promptly copy
Tho customary allowances will be booksellers.
June lsdf
George G. Thomas,