Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-01

Scott, lstSune g. Cd Dec. Scott C. H.
. Simpson, 4th in May and Nov. Westville.
Smith, 5th May g. LIST Dec. Smith c. II.
Tallahatchie, Sd in Mar. g. Sept Tillatoba.
Tunica, LIST in April and Oct.
Tibpah, I'd in March g. Sept. Ripley.
Tishemingo, LIST do. do. Jacnto
Warren, lst in May g. Nov. Vicksburg.
Washington, 4th in Mar. g. Sept. Princeton.
Wayne, I'd in April g. Oct. Winchester.
Wilkinson, 4th do. do. Woodville.
Winston, 4th May g. Sd Nov. Louisville.
Yalobusha, 4th in Mar. e. Sept. Coffeeville.
Yazoo, 9Th after 4th in March
and September, Benton
BANKS.
The Planters Bank, Natchez, capital
100000; James C. Wilkins, President
ii. ID. Vaudeville, Cashier. 1t has seven
branches:
/. In Manchester, E. Z. Pope, E. J.
Pinkerton, cashier.
2. In Vicksburg, w. L. Sharkey, pres
ident; Robert Riddle, cashier
| 3. In Port Gibson, D. Vertner, presi-
dent; William F. Goodin, cashier.
4. In Woodville, H. Connell, president;
A. M. Feltus, cashier.
s. In Monticello, A. Fox, president; j.
/ S. Carson, cashier.
6. In Jackson, John H. Morton, presi-
dent, w. G. Richards, Cashier.
T. In Columbus, A. Wier, president;
W,IB. Winston, cashier.
The AGRICULTURAL Bank, Natchez, CAPT.
tai, S2,000,0OO VIM. J. Minor, president;
A. p. Merrill, cashier. 1t has one branch,
at Pontotoc, in the county of the same
name, Samuel Watt, president; w. Good
man, cashier.
The Commercial Bank, Natchez, capital
| $4,000, 900; Levin r. Marshal, president;
Thomas II. Henderson, cashier. 1t has
four branches.
|. In Canton, VIM. L. Balfour, presi-
dent; E. F. Brasier, cashier.
| 2. In Brandon, ]. Harris, president.
8. In Holmesvilie, d. Cleaveand, pres
ident.
4. nShieldsborough, P. H. Poor, pres
ident.
The Rail Road Bank, Vicksburg, CAPT.
tai S4,OO0,OOO; ]. M. Taylor, president,
Thos. E. Robins, cashier. 1t has branch
at Vernon, which will soon 60 into opera
ton.
The Grand Gulf Rail Road and Bank
ing Company, capital 100000, J. P.
Parker, president; J. Calender, cashier.
The Commercial Bank, at Rodney, capt.
tai 100000; Thomas Freeland, president
John Goodwin, jr. cashier.
The Commercial Bank, Manchester
M. B. Hamer, president; J. J. Huges, cash
Ter.
The Mississpi and Alabama Rail Road
Company, Brandon; w. II. Shelton, Pres
ident; z. P. Wardell, cashier.
The Lake Washington and Deer Creek
Rail Road and Banking Company, Prince
ton; z. X. Fulton, president; c. W. Mum
caster,' cashier.
Insurance COMPANIES.
Matches Insurance Company, capital
| $5OO,000; Chas. A. Lacoste, president;
Lemuel Pitcher, secretary.
Protection Insurance Company, Natchez;
T. Henderson, president; j. Beaumont,
secretary.
Grand Gulf Insurance Company, capital
5Co,0oo-W. E. Muir, president; Louis
Cronly, secretary.
COLLEGES.
Jefferson College, al Washington, MI,
founded in 1909; C. l.. Dubusso on, A. N.
president and professor of moral sciences;
c. G. Forshey, professor Of mathematics
and civil engineering; J. J. Wyche, A. M.
professor Of languages; Jacob A. Hoosen,
A. B. principal of preparatory school. It
is richly endowed and doing pretty we'll
Oakland College, at Oakland, Mi.,-Rev.
Jeremiah Chamberlain, D. ID. presidents
John Chamberlain, professor of mathe-
mates: ------ professor of Ian
guages; Edward Payson, principal of the
preparatory department; ------ Averell,
teacher Of the English school.
Mississippi College, at Clinton-E. N.
Elliott, A. M. president and professor Of
mental and moral science, &C.; J.W. Max
well, A. B. professor Of languages and lit
erature; D. NJ. Elliott, professor Of mathe'
mates and natural science. Female De-
partment. Henry Strong, Sen'r. principal,
teacher Of ancient languages, &C.; Geo. +.
Strong, jr. principal teacher Of mathemat-
les, moral science and vocal music; Mrs.
Sarah K. P. Fales, associate principal,
teacher Of natural science and polite liter