impound · 1850
A chestnut mare with a blaze down the face, branded JC and T, was impounded at Horsham on December 19, 1849, and will be sold if not claimed by January 12, 1850.
IMPOUNDED at Horsham, on 19th December, 1849- One chesnut mare, long switch tail, blaze down the face, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1850.
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