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MARKS, Elias, educator, born in Charleston, South Carolina, 2 December, 1790; died in Washington, D. C., in June, 1886. He received a classical education in New York city, studied medicine in the College of physicians and surgeons, graduating in 1815, and was for a time associated in practice with Dr. Valentine Mott, but returned to South Carolina, became president of Columbia female college, and subsequently founded Barhamville collegiate institute, near Columbia, and conducted it till a short time before the civil war. He published, besides many fugitive poems, a translation from the Latin of Verhoofd of the "Aphorisms" of Hippocrates, with notes (New York, 1818), and "Elfreide of Guldal, a Scandinavian Legend, and other Poems" (Columbia, 1850), and left an historical novel and a treatise on philosophy.
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