impound · 1844
A light bay colt, branded JS, impounded at Melbourne on January 15th, 1844, is to be sold if not claimed by February 8th.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, on January 15th, 1844, supposed to have strayed from Mount Macedon— One light bay colt, …
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Recorded in this notice
LocationMount Macedon
OfficialG. Scarborough
RolePoundkeeper
OfficialWilliam Clarke
Impound DateJanuary 15th, 1844
Claim Deadline8th day of February
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 4, 23 January 1844.
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