The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-21
PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,

Beng The latest areod edition Of The eroTk koca by e TILE Of
'sIAYo MouIToNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND IAws''
opinions decisions regulations &c. anaddions
By ROBERT MAYO, NJ. D. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore
ss, relnqushod any interest whatever
this work OF which Dr. Mayo solo and unduted proprietor by
suoined commentator this work now laid
fore tho public for the first time addition others al
published departments other public
whose official duties render them particularly with the ad
mini tration of pension and bounty land claims;
Letter from Broom chairman Of the Committee
Revolutionary Pensions.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES. UNITED STATES
Washington, May 49, 1856.
hpso many years myself
opportunity 70 add thanks those must have received from
the United state" relating TO pensions and bounty lands of the
subject pensions which has been
be- of Interest to the great American family The circumstances
der which those for revolutionary services provided
highly interesting character"
ing the laws therefore while presents
cicncs which the system incomplete
have found Of incauabc value my position
Revolutionary Pensions
subjected labor Of
been able to merit appreciate its worth.
am, dear sir, most respectfully and truly, yours,
work washnstons Appeal Congress-
&c, PIP. 81 to 81, nowhere else cxtant
.. Letter from General Cas-.
.. ... WASHINGTON, February 10, 1857.
you very volume you have sent me
have had only glance it, but have myse
It's fidelity well of its value.
supplement- contains important additions brings pen
sion history and laws TO late period. ~.
The system has become extensive that such compilation
Indispensable and congratulate all who Obliged look
tho subject of those laws the able execution your abos
am dear sir respectfully yours
Litter from The D. A'en chairman Of The Committee on
Revolutionary Claims.
Washington, February IS, 1857.
have the honor acknowledge receipt copy
Iaws,n for which you win accept my thanks.
To all who interested in the subject Of pension. and bounty
tonary struggle yours work Of tho first Importance
on Revolutionary Claims
lam, very respectfully, your obciient servant,
LITTER from Oiirer chairman Of hc Committee on
Inralid Pensions.
House REPRESENTATIVES,
February 20, 1857.
the honor acknowledge the receipt your
of the Instant your Pension
ami Bounty Land laws for which accept my thanks
arising pension
land laws have had frequent occasion TO refer this work. and
laws upon those subjects regard highly useful both to those nd
minis'cring those laws and tho public
Dr. r. MAYO. A. OLIVER
Letter from Solomon FS@t United States senator
WASHINGTON Cry March 49, 1857.
have had very frequent occasion, both private
legations in Pensions lands
consult valuable compilation Of the Pension and Bounty Land
most indispensable TO the Intelligent investigation of questions arising
under those laws.
may abunlany rewarded for your labor
am with sentiments very great respect obclcn
Dr. RomRr MAYO Washington City.
Letter from the Hon A. Hendricks Commissioner Of he General
Land Office.
WASHINGTON Cry, March g. 1857
SIR; have had frequent your
Ecprocnt-
reliable .a#.
To those whose Investigations pension bounty land
with much respect, your onelient servant,
.. . TIios A. HENDRICKS
Tho letters rst alluded above as rmcrIy received and publish
from heads Of departments public various
ways connected with pensions and bounty
lands, viz
Tho Hon. A. H II. stuart, hate Secretary Interior
Tho Hon Romar MctIIAyp late Secretary Of the Interior.
The Hon J. j. CurTKSDES, late Attorney General
The Hon Gro W oSi chairman Of Senate Committee
Tho Hon. TIE,l, late Commissioner Pensions
The Hon. ]. p wmpo, iatc Commissioner Of Pensions
The Hon JONI WILSON hto Commissioner the
Tho Hon BRoprAp Second Comptroller Of the Treasury
The Hon IomrT A1EIs-os, Third Auditor
Tho Hon, A. o DAYTON, Fourth Auditor.
Colonel VIM Hsal, chairman o. House Commttcc Military
General JAMES sps chairman Of Senate Committee on Military
Affairs a.s#s
mcnts recommending distribution the work the bnnedt
enlargement Of the military and naval service
This adopted by Congress Joint resolution
the oath copies member
and delegate with other books their respective ratios
the Of copies with ether respective
ratios under the House resolution Of July 1856 aud the ap
pnon in the deficiency hill March 1857 be distributed
public libraries shall
by the new members and delegates Of tho last Congress
All these testimonials
and Bounty Land Laws" r. MAYO
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