Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-08
BANKS.


$4,000,000;. james G. Wilkins, President;
Ii. d. Vaudeville, Cashier. Ii has seven
branches:
/. In Manchester, E, f. Pope, Z. ].
Pinkerton, cashier.
2. In Vicksburg, w, l.. Sharkey, pres.
iden,; Robert Riddle, cashier,
,. In Port Gibson, D. Vertner, presi.
dent; William F. Goodin, cashier.
a. In Woodville, II. Connell, president;
A. M. Feltus, cashier.
8. In Monticello, A. Fox, president; J.
s. Carson, cashier.
6. In Jackson, John II. Morton, presi-
dent, w. e. Richards, Cashier.
7. In Columbus, a. Wier, president;
w. b. Winston, cashier.
The Aerjcuhural Bank, Natchez, CAPT.
tai, So 100000 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
$2,0O0,O00 Levin K. Marshal, president;
Thomas II. Henderson, cashier. 1t has
four branches.
|. In Canton, VIM. l.. Balrour, presi-
dent; L. F. Brasier, cashier.
g. In Brandon, J. Harris, president.
81 In Holmesvilie, d. CleaveIand, pres
ident.
4. In shieldsborough, P. II. Poor, pres
ident.
The Rail Road Bank, Vicksburg, capt.
tai $4,000,000; J. M. Taylor, president;
l hos. +. Robins, cashier Ii has a branch /
at Vernon, which Will soon 60 into opera
ton
The Grand Gulf Rail Road and Bank
ing Company, capital 100000, ]. p.
Parker, president; J. Calender, cashier.
The Commercial Bank, at Rodney, capi-
al 100000; Thomas Freeland, president I
ohm Goodwin, jr. cashier.
The Commercial Bank, Manchester /
4. b. Hamer, president; J, J. Huges, cash +
er. Ii
The Mississpi and alabama Rail Road v
company, Brandon; w. II. Shelton, Pres n
lent u. p. Wardell, cashier. Ii
The Lake Washington and Deer Creek
diARoad and BANKING Company, Prince W
n; Z. K. Fulton, president; c. w. Nun in
ster, cashier. tn
Insurance COMPANIES. :,
Natchr= Insurance Company, capital o;
100000; Chas. A. Lacostc, president; in
'muel Pitcher, secretary. or
Protection Insurance C0mpanp, Natchez: 60
Henderson, president; J. Beaumont, W
'retary.
Grand Gulf Insurance Company, capital sh
O,00O-W. E. Muir, president; Louis ia
only, secretary. ia
COLLEGES. en-
Jefferson College, at Washington, Mi.
Inded in 1909; c. l.. Dubuiss on, A. NJ. &c
esident and professor OF moral sciences; IN
G. Forshcy, professor Of mathematics &C
ID civil engineering; J. J. Wyche, A. NJ. IT.
ofcssor of languages; Jacob \. Hoosen, oil
b. principal OF preparatory school. 1t
richly endowed and doing pretty we'll. &C
Oakland College, at Oakland, Mi.,-Rcv. al
remiah Chamberlain, d. D. president; al
I'M Chamberlain, professor of mathe- ef
ltlcs: ---- professor of Ian "
ages; Edward Payson, principal Of the da
eparatory department; - AvereII,
lcher Of the English school. pr
Miss SSiPpi College, at Clinon--E. N. Ol
lot, A. NJ. president and professor of
ntal and moral science, &C.; J. W. Max
Il, A. B. professor Of languages and lit
'ture; d. NJ. Elliott, professor of mathc-
ltcs and natural science Female De- c
rtment. Henry Strong, Sen'r. principal, :
Icher of ancient languages, &c; Geo. p. -,
'ong, jr. principal teacher Of mathemat- 81
!, moral science and vocal music; Mrs.
rah K. P. Fales, associate principal, By
chcr of natural science and polite liter
Ire; Miss NJ. p. Fales, assistant teacher
natural science, and teacher of orna. In
'ntal branches; Mss N. H. Fales, teach pr
of French and instrumental music Sc
rs. II. Strong, teacher in the primary tic
partment. tn
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