impound · 1845
One red cow and one dark brindle steer were impounded at Camden on October 31st, and one red and white poley cow with a calf were impounded on November 1st, for trespass.
IMPOUNDED at Camden, on 31st October last, by John Maclear, of Elderslie, for trespass in wheat; damages, 4d. …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonJohn Maclear
PlaceCamden
PlaceElderslie
PersonAlexander Macrec
PoundkeeperThomas Cahill
Locationthe Pound
Impoundment31st October last
Impoundment1st November
Sale Periodtwenty-one days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 92, 11 November 1845.
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