19756. Mount Vernon Bank (Providence, RI)

Bank Information

Episode Type
Suspension → Closure
Bank Type
state
Start Date
December 16, 1859
Location
Providence, Rhode Island (41.824, -71.413)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini
Short Digest
508eeadd

Response Measures

None

Description

Newspaper notices show the bank's bills were to be deposited with a court-appointed Receiver (Charles F. Brownell) and a court decree (entered June 30, 1860) ordering dividends. No article describes depositor runs. This indicates the bank suspended operations and was placed in receivership/closed. OCR typos corrected (e.g., 'Vernon' and Providence spellings).

Events (3)
1. December 16, 1859 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Court-ordered appointment of a receiver and decree requiring holders of the bank's bills to present them to the receiver for dividends; indicates suspension of normal payments under court process.
Newspaper Excerpt
CHARLES F. BROWNELL, Receiver of the Mount Vernon Bank. PROVIDENCE. Dec. 16, 1859.
Source
newspapers
2. June 30, 1860 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
entered June 30, A.D. 1860, the undersigned hereby gives notice that the time within which the holders of the bills of the Mount Vernon Bank were required to present the same to him has been extended ... CHARLES F. BROWNELL, Receiver of Mount Vernon Bank. Providence, July 2, 1860.
Source
newspapers
3. * Other
Newspaper Excerpt
a dividend of fifty cents on each dollar was ordered by said Court on all bills deposited with the Receiver on or before July 1, A. D. 1860; and that said dividend is now payable at the office of the Receiver, on presentation of the certificates of deposit hereto given.
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (10)
1. January 2, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
Article from The Press and Tribune, January 2, 1860

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ORPORATION NOTICE. C Citv Clerk's on C, Chicago, INC. eith, ISD. Public Notle: in hereby given to all persons Interested, that the Common Courcil of the city of Chicago intend to appropriate and take the and necessary to open an alley twenty feet In width, running from Twelfth street to North street, three the centre of the blockslying between State street and H stush avenue. deft :0: If. KREISMA NN. "ltv C'erk. OUNT VERNON BANK, IN M PROVIDENCE. H. I. State of of Rhode Island, &c. Provid me, Ac. At the September term of the Sup remo Court. holder at Providence, within and for the County or Providence, in the State of Rhode I-land, Are. It was ordered and Ce crewd hv sald Court that the holders of the bills of the Mount Vernon Bank, in order to be entitled to a divide nd of the 1 of vald Banz. should depos the same with the Receiver on or before the Entday of July, A. D., IS V. In accordance with 33 d decree, the undersigned"give nofice to al h ders of the bills of said bank to d. posit the same with Lini, at his office in Blackstone bluck. No. 35 Weybosset street, is -ald Providence. on or before the finst day or July A D. ISM. and the such depositors shall recoive from h m e rtitic item of such depended which will , ntitle them to al dividen 1- payableon sild bills by any future order of sul-1 Court. CHARLES F BROWNED. NEW. Receiver I the Mount Vernon Rank. de. b312 at ewdin PROVIDENCE. Dec. 16, 16, ISO CUPP OWI FRD ATED

2. January 3, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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NIDEWALK NOTICE. City Clerk's Office, Chicago, III.. Dec. 10, 1839. Public Notice is hereby given, that the Common Council have onlered 3 Sidewa. X to be constructed as follows: On both sides of Lincoln street from Larrabee street to Halstead st. In the North Division, six feet wide of 1 inch pine link, laid on bearings of not less than 3 by + inch oak scantling let into the earth or the earth filled in between them, to as to form an 1 ven grade. Now. unless the same shall be constructed in the manner required by the Onlluance relative to stilewalks, on or before the 10th day of January, 1560, it will be built by the Street Com alasioner, and the cost assessed on the premises charge. II. KREISMANN, able therewith. city Clerk. deli-nol ORPORATION NOTICE. City Clerk's Office, Chicago. Dec. 24th, 1859. C Public Notice is hereby given to all persons interested. that the Common Courcil of the city of Chicago intern to appropriate and take the and necessary to open an alley twenty feet In width. running from wellth Street to North street. through the centre of the blocks lynng between State street and abash avenue. H. KREISMANN. Fite Clerk. delt 1Qt OUNT VERNON BANK, IN PROVIDENCE. R. I. State of Rhode Island, Jo, M Providence. &e. At the September term of the Supreme Court. holden at Providence, within and for the County or. Providence. in the State of Rhode Island. Ac. It was ordered and decreed by sold Court. that the holders of the bills of the Mount Verson Bank, in order to be enilied to a dividend of the assets of said Bank, should deposi the salue with the Receiver on or before the hrst day of July, A. D., 130. In accordance with salid decree, the undersigned"give notice to all holders of the bills of will hank to posit the same with him. at his office in Black-tone block, No. 33 Weyboeset street, is said Providence. on or before the first day of July A. D. 1860, and the such depositors shall TOce:ve from him certificates of such deposits, which will entitle them to all dividends psyable on said bills by any future order of sald Court. CHARLES F BROWNELL, Receiver f the Mount Verton Bank. de 23 b312 it ewim PROVIDENCE. Dec. 16, 16, 1539 non

3. January 9, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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FLEET & WALMSLEY, MAKE LADIES' DRESSES, MAKE LADIES' CLOAKS, MAKE LADIES' UNDEACLOTHING, MAKE CHILDREN'S DEESSES, MAKE CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, MAKE CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, MAKE BOYS' CLOTHING. They will either flue the materbies or make up your own. They will make up everything at a reasonable cust, and ensure sutisfaction In St, style and workmanship. They keep cn hand an assortment of Ladius' and Children's Woolen Goods, such as HOODS, EONTAGS. LEGOINGS. GOLVES AND MITTENS. Besides all Staple Go+ ds, which in price they will not be outdone, asthry sell low for cash. Also-An assortment of Wools, German Baskets, Fancy Scape and Perfumery. They inviacture the useful " Nursery Basact." Ladles, we solicit your patronage at 206 STATE STREET. Ma. M. S. FLEST. (noff-bl:0-2ml Mr. E. WALMSLYT. OUNT VERNON BANK, IN M PROVIDENCE. R.I. State of Rhode Lland, &e Providence. &c. At the September term or the Supreme Court, holden at Providence, within and for the County of Providence. In the state of Rhode Island, &c. It Was ordeted and decreed by sald Court. that the holders of the bills of the Mount Vernon Bank, In order to be enitied to a 4 vide or the Bacels of -ald Bank, should deposit the sance with the Receiver on or before the antday of July, A. D., isto. In accordance with said decree. the unders' gned* give notice to all holders of the bills of sold bank to de posit the same with him. at his online in Blackstone block, No. 33 Weybonset street, in -nid Providence, on or before the first day of July A. D. 1860, and that such depositors shall recerve from him certificates of such deposits, which will entitle them to all dividend* p.yableon said bills by any future CHARLES F BROWNED order of said Court. Receiver t the Mount Vernon Bank. de 25 b312 It ewem PROVIDENCE. D.C. 16. 1d. 15%9. FFICE OF THE RECEIVERS O of the St. Lou's, Alton and Chicago Railroad. CHICAGO, December 31, 1859. All Officers. Agents or Employees in the employ of that St. Louis, Alton & Chicago Railroad are acreby notified that nom and sit-r this date their employment will be sontinued at the pleasure of the undersigned, to whom or their duly authorized agents they will alone be responsible for the performance of their respective duties. All stat on agentsand conductors of freight trains, employ ed on the St. Louis, Alton & Chiesgo BUT road are hereby notified th at the transm mion of any passecgus or freight under the license of free passes or permite, to hereby expressly forbidden. unless authorized by the undersigned or their dulv appointed agents. All creditors or persons held DE claim $ against the St. Louis, alton & Chicago Ballrond Company, or the Chicago, Alton & $21. Louis Hallroud Compuny, are hereby notified that the railroad property and effects recently under the control of said Company are D w placed under the exciuFive control of the undersigned by virtue of a der ree of His Honor, Thomas Diummond, Justice of the United States Unreuit Court of the Northam District of Illinois, and that all attempts at relate or distruction in the use and op rating of are railned 45 directed la cald decrea, will be n.et be notice w said Court of interference with the 1 JAMES ROBD, jurisdiction. CHARLES CONGDON. Receivers de31 1341 #:

4. January 30, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN State of Rhode I-land, &r. Providence, Ac. At the September term of the Supreme Court, holden st Providence, within and for the County of Providence. in the State of Rhode Island, Sc. It was or. dered and decreed by sald Count that the holders of the 1-114 of the Mount Vernon Bank. In onler to be endited to a dialde) nd of the assets of said Bank, should deposit the same with the Receiver on or before the tratuay of July, A. D., 1850. In accordance with said decree. the undersigned give notice to al h olders of the bills of sall GALE to post: 1Lsime with blan. at Lis office in Blackstone block, No. 25 Weybonset street, in said Providence. on or before the "nt day of July A. D. 1800, and the such depositors shall receive from him certific des of such deposits. which will entitle them to all dividends psyableon suld bills by any future order of said Court. CHARLES F BROW NEW... Receiver 1 the Monut Vernon Bank. de 25 ball it ew&m PROVIDENCE, Dec. 16, 16, 15'9.

5. March 8, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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# SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE, For Hot and Cold Dishes of all kinds. This most delicious and appetising sauce, invented by the renowned "Soyer," for the London Reform Club, Is, since his decease manufactured by the well known house of Crosse & Black-well, London, from the original recipe. It is the favorite sauce in England, and on the Continent, with a high and growing reputation among American Epicures, and is much approved of as a stimulent to the appetite and to digestion. • OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS. "We recommend our correspondent to try Mons. Soyer's rew Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana Sauce." It is made after the Turkish recipe; its favoris excellent, and it affords considerable aid in cases of slow and weak digestion." [The Lancet. "Savory, Piquant and Spicy, worthy the gealus of Sayer. -[Observer. "A most valuable adjunct to Flah, Flesh, and Fowl, and should have a place one very table.-[Atlas. Sole Agents for the United States, GARDNER G. YVELIN, 217 Fulton St., New York. and BRAY & HAYES, 34 Cornhill, Boston, For sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers everywhere. # MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN PROVIDENCE, R. I. State of Rhode Island, &c, Providence, &c. At the September term of the Supreme Court, holden at Providence, withla and for the County of Providence, in the state of Rhode Island, &c. It was ordered and decreed by sald Court, that the holders of the bills of the Mount Verzon Bank, in order to be entitled to a dividend of the assets of sald Bank, should deposit the same with the Receiver on or before the trat day of July, A. D., 15:0. In accordance with sald decree, the undersigned give notice to all holders of the bills of sald bank to deposit the same with him, at his office in Blackstone block, No. 25 Weyburset street, in sald Providence, on or before the first day of July A. D. 15od, and that such depositors shall receive rom him certificates of such deposits, which will entitle them to all dividende payable on sald bilis by any future order of sald Court. CHARLES F. BROWNEL, Receiver f the Mount Vernon Bank. PROVIDENCE, Dec. 16, 16, 1539.

6. June 14, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN PROVIDENCE, R. 1. State of Rhode I-land, &c. Providence, &c. At the September term of the Supreme Court, holden at Providence, within and for the County of Providence, 1b the state of Rhode Island, &c. It was ordered and decreed by -aid Court. that the holders of the bills of the Mount Verton Bank, in order to be entitled to a divid-nd of the assets of vaid Bank, should deposit the same with the Receiver on or before the nrstday of July, A. D., 1860. In accordance with and decree, the undersigned give nofice to all D olders of the bills of sald bank to deposit the same with bim, at his office in Blackstone block, No. 23 Weyboaset street. In said Providence. on or before the first day of July A. D. 1860, and that such depositors shall: ecive from him certificates of such deposits, which will cn. titlethem to all dividend. psyableon said bills by any future order of said Court. CHARLES F BROWNER. Receiver 1 the Mount Vernon Bank. PROVIDENCE. Dec. 16, 16. 1689. decis b31. at ewhm

7. July 19, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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No Wuter genuine unless procured from H. W. BOST ICK. Sale Agent, No. 574 Broadway, New York. OUNT VERNON BANK, IN M PROVIDENCE, Reotx I-LAND-In accorda: ce with a decree of the Su, r. me Court or hhose Is i.d. AC., with 1 and for the County of Providence, entered June 30. A. D. 1160. the under-ignes 1-1+by alve notice that the the e within which the Lo ders of the tills of the Mou 1 Vermon Bank were " q ire.. to present the ame to him has teen x. tended '0 January 1, A. D. 1861, and that certifica es of deposit will be DV him given to all persons presenting at his office. No. 2, Weybusiet street, Providence, R. 1., any bills of cald Bank, prior to 11.21 time. Als., that a dividend fifi ty cents oL each dollar was ordered by said Court OD a'. bits deposited with the Receiver on or efere July 1, A.D 1860: and that ta'd dividend in n. payab e at the office of the Receiver on presentation of the ceruficates of depoilt here of te # ven. CHARLES F. BROWNELL, Receiver of Mount Verton Bank. Providence, July of 1860. J,17c747 it-euw-topsi, 61

8. October 8, 1860 The Press and Tribune Chicago, IL
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OUNT VERNON BANK, IN M PROVIDENCE, RBODE with a decree of:be of Supr-me Court of Rhose Is: nd. sc., within and for the Courty of Providence, estered June 30. A.D. 1*60. the undersigned hereby <ive notice that the time within which the CO ders of the bills of the Mou: t Vernon Bank were 11q a to presentibe ame to him has been (I. tendedso January 1, A. D. 1-vil, and that certificates of de posit willbe be by him given to all persons resenting. at his office. No. 25 Providence, R. 1, any bills of a Hank, prior to that 'ime. A softtat a orvid bd of 6 ty centann each dollar was order a by : sid Court on all bills d P atted with the Receiver on of before July 1, A. D. 1360; and that said dividend is now payas eat the office of t.e Receiver no pres. ntation CI the certificates of deposit heretology given. CHARLES F. BROWNELL Receiver of Mount Verson Bank. Frevidence, July 1, 16(0.

9. November 9, 1860 Chicago Daily Tribune Chicago, IL
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BHODE ISLAND.-In accordance with MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN a decree of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, &c., within and for the County of Providence, entered June 30, A.D. 1860, the undersigned hereby gives notice that the time within which the holders of the bills of the Mount Vernon Bank were required to present the same to him has been extended to January 1, A. D. 1861, and that certificates of deposit will be by him given to all persons presenting at 1114 office, No. 25 Weybosset SL., Providence. R. L, any bills of said Bank, prior to that time. Also, that a dividend of fifty cents on each dollar was ordered by said Court on all bills deposited with the Receiver on or before July 1, A, D. 1860; and that said dividend is now payable at the office of tue Receiver, on presentation of the certificates of deposit hereto. CHARLES F. BRO NELL, fore given, Receiver of Mount Vernon Bank Providence, July 2, 1800.

10. December 22, 1860 Chicago Daily Tribune Chicago, IL
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ROODE Islasp.-In accordance with MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN a decree of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island. &c. within and for the County of Providence. entered June 30, A. D. 1860, the understaned hereby gives notice that the time within which the holders of the bills of the Mount Vernon Bank were required to present the same to him has been extended to January 1, A. D. 1801. and that certificates of deposit will be by him given to all persons presenting at his office. No. 3 Werbosect st. Providence. R. L. any bills of said Bank, prior to that time. Also, that a dividend of fifty cents or. each dollar was ordered by said Court on all bills deposited with the Receiver on or before July 1. A, D. 1960: and that said dividend is now payable at the office of tye Receiver, on presentation of the certificates of deposit hereto. CHARLES F. BROWNELL, fore given. Receiver of Mount Vernon Bant. Providence, July 2, 1860,