{"newspaper_name": "The Litchfield County post.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Congress, during their last session, pas- sel an act to extend the time of obtaining Bounty Lands due thesRevontionary off, cers and soldiers, and their heirs.

 The provisions of the act are: That those only who enlisted tn serve during the war, are entitled to the lands or the heirs ot such who were killed in action, and who have not received their lands in any way whatever.

 There are no doubt many soldiers and heirs, who have not received their just dues, from ignorance of their claims. The land IS now valuable, being in the state of Ohio, and would be of great benefit to the legal claimants. It will be an act of Justice and benevolence if editors of newspapers in the states of New-York, Vermont, and New-Hampshire, will insert this article in their papers for the information and bene- it of those concerned. Aplication can be made to Mr. John Ogden Dey, of the city of Albany, who will render every as- slstance, having the necessary forms and instructions to facilitate these claims.