Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-06-12

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the procuring q 80 -. - ~ cher corpora
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80. ~: = shall in compensation y
- $50 ~ raid out Of the tunos q 49, =.
~, and IN expenses thereon De u'"''
le said bank Z, .-..,.1 THAT book
o..,...-;n,;on for stock In the said DanA' y
Suo 49,. r. eo,-ptv Of Amite under the So
en- -..5.,,.. ~ ii. w. Calheld IN place Q
..,,:o.. n DiIlinQHam; in the county Of Ad'
Vui, ...,-- tbs u,Ineriintendance Of Noah Bar
" Samuel Cotton and DenPey I. JACKSON
- county Of Bolivar, under tls Ips.it'
,.5sneo Of Joseph Mcclure CnilSooP leL !. I,
80 snd Francis Patterson Jr.; n the c2 =.
iCiSTl5s. underline supenntenoanee q &c.
a WiIHford, John ToWner ana VVll.alA
ovi1vton; IN the county OF ChlekS5ss un-
~ .suneriiptendence Of WIN. n. W ~
: : .as Tir Thornton and Wiley Grlthn; IN
- .S,rtv Of Choctaw, under the suPelln-
1900 9F Tohn Snow, r. +. Bax ana !. 4.
,alS;n1. h the county Of COahoma, under the
,,,e-;C+sndonce of AarcG .SheiDy, " iiiSiiiii
49, md Nm. I Oldham; in the county OF
, . NM Tnder the gupefindence Of 4. 5. Ayres,
, az y TobIns and John e. Palmer; IN the
',,,1v NJ Ne Soto. under the supermtendence
ToIr WsrmicI. Felix Labauve, and Milton
lockeT. n the county Of Holmes, under the
,nerinfendence of Arthur Hays, Robert COOK
"a c1tbo w. Baal in the county OF Kinds,
uder the. superintendent OF hIcnaIo o. =.
rome. Daniel Thomas and A: 4. OaOney; IN
le county of ltawamba, under the s1geEln-
,ndence Of Edward Thomas Dunkn SlatKe
"a BAIL Lindsey; IN the county OF JeIsrSon'
1der ne sunerintendence of John N. Whit
az. John r. Coleman, and Charles I. Miles;
tbe rnnntv of Jones, under the supernten-
snco If ToSn Motif, Duncan Thompson, and
.;;s;I, ;s ,s,ia. IN the county Of Kemper, I'M
- IL ~ Ssrer;ntendencs CT Benjamin c. OPP
+ Tobn 4. Aud and - Latham; IN the
unity of Lawrence, under the suPeLlnIten-
4Dce of Robert Jelks, Arthur Smith ana Hen
IF. Calhoun; in the county OF Leake' under
~ s,,perintendenCe Of Daniel Skinner, Tho
,as Nivers and Jackson Warren; IN the coun-
Jof f5wndes, under the superintendent Of
ohm Davis in place Of ]. A. Hogg deceased;
4 the county Of Monroe, under the superln-
,ndence of Nathan J.. Morgan, John w.
'ook and Josiah N. Walton; in the county Of
Iadison, under the superintendence OF VIM.
montgomery, Kills Walton and James Ad-
ms: IA the county of Noxubee, under the sll-
sr;ntendence of Richard d. Barker in place
+ James T. Harrison, removed, and John L.
1Irdy in place Of James Moore, deceased; in
le county of Newton, under the supeTinten.
ence Of Pierce Redwine, A. g. Tase and Ja-
ob Hallingworth; in the county Of Neshoba,
nder the superintendence Of Joseph Atkins,
henderson NJ. Walsh and William Rodgers;
the county Of Octibbeha, under the superin-
,ndence Of Robert A. Lampdn, John Bill
ngton and E. e. Clarke; in the county Of
onola, under the superintendent Of James
ufin and Samuel Wright; in the county Of
Ike, under the superintendent Of A. r.
reen, Franklin Love and Thomas Denman;
the county of Pontotoc, under the superin-
ndence of Benjamin NJ. Bradford, Samuel
Watt and Charles w. Martin; in the coun-
Of Simpson, under the superintendent Of
athaniel Freeman, Joseph BOggan and Hen
G. Bennett; in the county Of Scott, under
D superintendent of Shadrach /. benson,
elton d. Young and Jonathan Russell; IN
e county Of Tishemingo under the superin-
ldence Of John Reaves, Thomas Pate and
H. Bone; in the county of Tunica, under
e superintendent Of Andrew Herr, John
ridges and James N. Smith; in the county Of
under the superintendent of
mes T. Crawford, ChaTles Bowen and James
Girault; in the county Of Wayne, under
e superintendent Of D. G. Shaw, John III.
orn and William Cohea; in the county of
warren, under the superintendent of William
[. Pinekard, j.. Chewing, and Joseph Tenn
Teton; nthe County of Yazoo, under the su-
of Milton Piles, Robert c. Camp
Ell snd Lineas B. Markham.
SIC. ~. Be Il further enacted, That the
ounty Of Newton is hereby attached to the
inst district.
SBc. Is. Be Il further enacted, That in es-
mating Plantations, the ratio of land unim-
lroved shall not exceed the land in actual cul-
ivation, or cleared land and ready for cultiva-
iorS IN greater proportion than ten acres Of
ncultivated land 10 one OF cultivated OF
feared land fit for cultivation; and that after q
ract Of land beng composed of connected o.
contiguous parts shall exceed one THOUSAND
ores, then the ratio,of mcultivated lands shall
Tot IN such estimate exceed FIVE to one of The
lnds in one entire tract susceptible Of being
iltivated: Provided, hoOeUer, That whel
ne lands not IN actual cultivation shall excee,
lie ratio above mentioned, the excess shall b,
considered as unimpreved lands.
SEC. Ia. Be u further enacted, That th
branch of the Mississippi Union Bank for tn
bird district, Is hereby located at the town {
Ripley In the county Of Tippah.
II Qn > -,,,.soI That 4h
,ranch Of the Union Bank for the nth die
riot, shall be located in the town Of Ponola !
he county of Ponola.
SEC l8. Be it further enacted, That g
mich Of the original charter of the Unio
Bank Of the State Of Mississippi, as conflict
fifth the provisions Of this act, be and the sam
Is hereby repealed.
SEc. la. Be Il further enacted, That
ror,eh Of the fourteenth section Of the chart
of inc Mississippi Union Bank as provides
70 anDointment Of provisional directory,
ana fbe same is hereby repealed, and the t
n,.napers elected by the provisions Of the Sc
a,,J section OF the charter, shall compose 4
frst a provisional directory, who shall be I
n,{S;red 70 perform 81 the duties required Of &
-aid provisional directory IN the original cha
ter. and that the, choice Of a president
Ma aid bank shah be confined 70 their o.
BODY. and the presid,n and directory so a
pointed shall remain in Office until they are
perceded BY the election Of SUCCESSORS by 9
stockholders. and by the Legislature as pro-
dad for in the charter.
!. SIC. rs. BE i further enacted That
much Of the nineteenth section Of the oriqiiI
charter as entitled the State to one-tsnth Of Z
whole prohtsOf the bank be repealed, and
much Of the thirty-hrst section 81 the origin
charter as entitled the state to credit Of q
hundred thousand dollars, be and the same
hereby repealed.
See 10. BE u further enacted, That (
advance required to be made on the subscr
tioss fof stock q said bank, may bepaid II
~ subseEbers in the current bills Of the ban