Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
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 Lnjunction sdissolpd The President and StockholdeFs,of stle Woedbary-Ba having filed their motion for a dissolution of the injunction existing against said Bank, before Chief Justice sGAqrch, and made the, Receivers and Bank Gommis- sioneis of the State of 1Connecticut Re. |spondentsa to sheirTpsliaon .othe ease Was
 heard by the Court at Litcbfyh. on the soth of September. 1853, On ihis hear ing of the partieslis was shown y l 1sThatstheawholeioutsfandingciHeula lion5of the Bank is about $e4.00a,g of which about S8 7s00o was presented ,oi the Receivers .Tilhm the Ginleslimiteds bFl the Court ffga Sr1at qsv7sgg8 sA svs2sss
 s2t Tint the outstanding circulation not presented to the Receivers is less than $57. 900. and alle other liabilities of the Bank arc between four and s$5. .00o.i { sa n3 Tofcdeem this circulation the stock. holders ard other.citizensof lWoodburyl and otheriadjoining. towns. have paid into the hands of the Difectors $50,5O0 in cash. to be added to3 theg other sassets, which belong to the Bank. agq ss st)al eal 4 The assets ofathe Bank exclusive of the efuuds provided forthe tedeInpiionaof the circulation. and other debts, Amount! to- sbo6t $i07. .0e0 ins bills receivable, Z railroad bonds. and stocks, the value of a. lpartsof which is unccrtain. hAfterspnyinal all dehts oE s the Bank, ,lits' capiials stock will therefpfe be fnlls with smallsurplussy if there silould'be no altimats loss on the assets.s tinl Ysitla nsazs a'sassa@p s5i Nearly all the stockholdem,s enss lhfacing some uf'the most i1sppnsiblemep insM'oodbury, aSouthbufy. lBethlensand Washidgtoi,a and possessing capital to |seyerslatimes thelamoant of sthe capital stock'of the Bank, have given aigcis indis |vidual guaranty to; make up; the mltinate deficiency in the capital ostock that may resllefrOm:a sale of the assets. .l
 The bilt.bolders and all other creditors of the Bank being thus secured agaipst loss,sthe Chief Justice, dissolved the ius jnn6tion, to tskes effect son the l 2th of October instant. when the assets of the Bank viii be returned to the corporation by the Receivers, apd the Bank will re- sume business andSpayment. 9 Arrangss ments neaawhile will be- made to redeem. s.s "a sN the bills in New York, Boston. and at the counter of the Bank. c \ sa .e.esgsss
 The Receivers hayefuuds. .sand Eillpay all claims hefotosose presented to and allowed by them. after tho f2lii instant. each Reciyer paying the claims which have been presented 10 him indisidnaIgs ksThe Directofssof ahe Bank sare2 Daniel Curtis. Pbilo II. SEidmosc. Lewis J uad. Geo. B, Lewis. David Q. Baron, M.' 0. Sherman, John Abernethy. Geo. smi.h: The Attc'asys of the Bank. Mcssrs. Phelps sad CothFsn. being acquainted widl ils affairs: and I6onss Bull, QUO oi the Receivers. fully concur. in lhe aOcsas Isseg efths fagsgoing sialeheps. and .kss lieve the Badk isAno# 6nlitlsd lo pablis conlIdsneS. q t ssEsa e q ssss.i fs,i
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