impound · 1847
Two working bullocks impounded at Cassilis from the Estate of Charles I Blaxland, Esquire, for common trespass, will be sold on February 2, 1847, if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Cassilis, from the Estate of Charles I Blaxland, Esquire, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 7, 22 January 1847.
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Also on page 11Impounded animals at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, including horses and · One bay mare, one dark bay gelding, and one red cow with a white bull · One strawberry bullock, one brindle bullock, one brindle poley heifer, · One grey mare and filly, one brown mare and filly, and one grey colt w
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details descriptions and sentences for several convicts in · Several prisoners of the Crown are listed, including their ship, sente · One brown poley cow, ill on near rump, like x or JC conjoined on off r · One red bullock impounded at Hartley on January 12, 1847, from the est · All 68 notices in this issue
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