Article (Smyrna Times, 1854-09-06) reports Chestertown Bank has suspended payment and states it has been in an unhealthy condition with many worthless notes. No explicit mention of a depositor run or of reopening; no receivership noted in this brief notice. I classify as suspension_closure as the notice reports suspension with adverse bank-specific condition; closure is assumed due to wording but permanent failure/receivership is not explicitly stated.
Events (1)
1.September 6, 1854Suspension
Cause
Bank Specific Adverse Info
Cause Details
Bank described as in an unhealthy condition for some time and issuance of many worthless notes; suspension due to bank-specific insolvency/problems.
Newspaper Excerpt
CHESTERTOWN BANK.-This Bank has suspended payment. It has been in an unhealthy condition for some time. People should be careful in receiving notes, as there are a great many worthless one's in circulation.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (1)
1.September 6, 1854Smyrna TimesSmyrna, DE
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Article Text
CHESTERTOWN BANK.-This Bank has suspended payment. It has been in an unhealthy condition for some time. People should be careful in receiving notes, as there are a great minny worthless one's in circulation.