Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
JOHN M. McCALLA,

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LII claims for land or money, the Government or nd
i IN viduals attended to.
He has evidence in MS possession to sustain the claims
Congress- and offers his services in all such cases.
others
Officers settled claims on Congress
WAsHIssTos, SErTEMBER 90, 1850. octI-w6m
| 4 ITORNEY FOR PROSECUTING CLAIMS AT
N WASHINGTON.-The undersigned prosecutes all
Of claims against the Government Of the United
States before Congress- before before any
the Public Departments claims for bounty land pensions
back pay hapay of duties paid under protest ad
usmen of Of dbursing officers Postmasters and
Contractors accounts collection Of dividends arrear OBJ
tanning patents and every other business requiring prompt
and efficient services Of an Attorney or Agent.
residence OF fourteen years the seat Of the Federal
Government wiha thorough and familiar acquaintance with
the various systems and routine public business the diff
legal advisers needed justes the subscriber in psdgng
the fullest satisfaction and utmost dispatch those who may
entrust their business to his
Being well known to the greater part of the citizens of this
District, well many gentlemen who have been
bers OF both Houses of Congress the last twelve years.
deemed useless extend this notice by special references
Communications must be prepaid in all cases.
or regulated by nature and extent OF business
but always moderate.
oct l2-cpSawt Attorney, Washington, d. c.
TT ONE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, RICH
Ii MOND, VA--This School, in my family and under my
a1sPess was opened in oober sls and thus far has am
cants for admission than could be received into it. Early
pcaton should be made for the vacancies existing The
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bers OF family and to receive the care morally re
gousy, and intellectually, children. With
small number special attention can be given to each one
both discipline and instruction rendered complete and the
pill provided with the best substitute for Home The aec
tons of the heart will be cultivated well the faculties Of
the mind and effort conscenousy made to afford edu
cation at systematic, thorough, LIBERAL and finished
With this vew of the accomplishments will be neglected
underraed but pains will be taken to prevent them from
being merely "showy nominal. My time and
ton devoted profession but endavor to aid in
spring love Of knowledge imparng general inflammation,
and in giving efficiency all the arrangements of the family
and the school, These under the special charge Of Mrs
Minor aided By the most competent and Proe'sor
believed that such School combines the advantages OF
private and of public educaon between which the opinions of
the judcious are much divided.
at the University Of Virginia and William and Mary College
the example Of two such institutions being deemed worthy Of
being followed. 1t will be divided into two equal sessions.
Terms for the Session, or half Scholastic Year.
Board and tuition in all the English branches $3.50 90
French, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Greek &C. each 10 90
Muse on the harp, piano, and guitar, EACH IS 90
With the usual charge for the OF instruments Painting
drawing, sc. at professors prices.
Payments, in advance for each session.
good health made aaterns their studies improved
general conducted themselves with exemplary pro-
prey far known believed been pleased and con-
tented and their parents satisfied Address, for circulars
sc. B. b. MINOR, Attorney at law.
RICHMOND, October 1850. oct 4-2aw6wdxc
n AND AT PRIVATE sALE,-In pursuance of the
IL will of the Rev. John Breckenridge, and of decree of
the Warwick County Probate Court the State Of Indiana
against the heirs of the said Breckenridge and the Board of
Education Of the Presbyterian Church, and by virtue of
deed Of trust to executed the administrator with the will
annexed Of the said Breckenridge viii sell and convey all
that Of land lying the county Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, called Mill Seat, situate upon Rock creek
about two miles from Georgetown, and adjoining the land OF
Mr. Abner Pierce 1t is supposed to contain three acres
and superior power which has been in for
many years prope paper mill under George Broadrup
There is upon the place mill house and dwelling
house. but the improvements in bad repair sold
BEFORE said land will be sold public sale the highest bid
der front of the Union Tavern Georgetown, Saturday.
the 2d day Of February between the hours Of IL A. M and