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Businesses and Proprietors Ca.
1835 -1850
Indexed by Proprietor Surname Bibliography: |
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APPLEWHITE, Dr. J. R. | Botanic Drug Store | Took over business from Dr. Jones in 1844 |
BAKER, Grafton | Attorney | - |
BARLOW, Noah | Barlow & [John J.] Taylor Merchandising Firm | - |
BATTERSON | Boot & Shoe Manufactory | - |
BEASCON, Lorenzo A. | Natchez Free Trader | Editor |
BELL, Elijah | Mansion House hotel | Corner or Franklin & Wall
Damaged by fire Jan 2, 1836. |
BON, S. M. | Merchandising | Located on Man St. Sold ready-made clothing and Havana Cigars. |
BOND, J. C. | Dancing School | - |
BOOTH, Charles | Natchez Theater | Manager |
BROWN, Andrew | Saw Mill | Produced 15,000 feet of lumber daily. Sales in 1857 were $56,000, with profit of $28,000. |
CLARK & LINDSAY | Coach making and Repair | - |
CORNELL, Mrs. | Boarding House | Structure burned in 1839 fire. |
COZZENS | SawMill | Located at Middle Landing. Employed 10 hands. $19,800 in sales in 1847 |
DAVIS, Mr. Amasa | The Gin Stand Manufactory | 4-5 workmen. $10,000 annual sales |
DICKS & WATERS | Saddle & Harness Makers | Located on Main Street |
DINKERMAN, G. C. | Coach making and Repair | - |
DOLBEARE, F. H. | Auction-Merchandise | Located on Main St. |
EDWARD, Maj. R. | Bindery & Blank Book Manufactory | Located on Main Street |
ESSIG | Boot & Shoe Manufactory | - |
FITZPATRICK | Gunsmith | Employs 3-6 |
FOX, W. H. | Merchandising | Books, Clothing, & Drugs |
FRANCE & BOGART | Slithery | Located on Pine Street |
GAINES, A. L. & R. M. | A. L. Gains & Co. | Sales of clothing and fabrics |
GROVE, REYNOLDS, & FOX | Brickyards | Employs 8 to 15 laborers |
HENRY, W. K. | Mercantile Business | - |
HOAR | Wagon making | Specialized in wood-work |
HOGG, Dr. Samuel | Medical Practice | Office located on Main St. |
HOWELL, Wm. B. | Merchandising Firm | On Commerce St.
Partner: Sturges Sprague |
HUBBARD, Dr. John M. | Medical Practice | Office located at corner of Franklin & Pearl |
HUGHES | Boot and Shoe Manufactory | - |
HUSTON, Felix | Lawyer | - |
JOHNSON, William | Barber | On Main Street |
JONES, Dr. A. A. | Botanical Drug Store | On Main Street. See also Applewhite |
KENNEDY | Tin, Copper, & Sheet Iron Manufactory | - |
KENNEDY, Arthur | Boot Maker | Main Street |
LISLE, Maurice | Natchez Brass & Iron Foundry | 28 employees |
LIVINGSTON & ROUNDTREE | Saddle & Harness Making | Located on Franklin Street. |
LYNCH, Antonio | Fruit Store | Main St. |
MANDVILLE, Henry D. | Attorney | - |
McALLISTER | City Hotel | Owner. Hotel located on Main St. next to the theater between Canal & Wall streets. |
McGARY, Robert | Barbershop | - |
McGETTERICK, P. | The Southern Exchange | Coffee shop on State Street. |
MESHIO, Joseph | Fruit Store | Main Street |
NEWCOMB | Gunsmith | Employs 3-6 |
ODELL | Gunsmith | Employs 3-6 |
POTTS, Dr. Reed | Dashie & Potts | Sold medicines, drugs, paint, trees, and window glass to about 1835. |
SCOTT, James M. | Theater | Replaced the old theater that had been destroyed in the Tornado of 1840. |
SORIA, Isaac & Jacob | Merchandising business & Auction Room | Corner of Main & Pearl - building destroyed in 1839 fire. |
SPRAGUE, Sturges | Merchandising Firm | On Commerce St. Partner: Wm. B. Howell |
SWAIN | Boot & Shoe Manufacturer | - |
THROCKMORTON, Robert L. | Throckmorton & Patterson Merchandising Firm | - |
VALLEAU | Coach making & Repair | - |
WAILES, B. L. C. | Land Office, Washington, MS | Registrar from 1826-1835. An official at Jefferson College, Washington, MS. |
WALKER, WEV, & COLLINS | Tin, Copper, & Sheet Iron Manufactories | - |
WAYMOUTH, Col. D. F. | - | Small business on Main Street 1839-40 |
WHITCOMB | Coach making and Repair | Located on Main Street |
WILKINS | Wilkins, Humason, & Co. | Foundry employing 28-30 engineers, artificers, blacksmith, molders, and laborers. Gin house, sugar house, steam mill, steam boat machinery. |
WILLIAMS, Nathaniel L. | Book and Drug Store | Opened in 1837 |
WINCHESTER, George | Attorney | - |
WOOD, Capt. | Plow Manufactory | Capt. Wood, from Maysville, KY, operated in Natchez only part of a year. Employed 8-10 men working from a flat-boat. |
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