auction · 1839
The Sheriff will sell the barque Francis Freeling and its stores on April 16, 1839, in Sydney, to satisfy an execution in the case of Andrews v. Chapman.
Sheriff's Office, Sydney, 9th April, 1839. In the Supreme Court. ANDREWS v. CHAPMAN. THAT the wharf of R. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialRobert Blake
OfficialUnder Sheriff
PersonAndrews
PersonChapman
LocationSydney
LocationDarling Harbour
Notice Date9th April, 1839
Sale Date16th day of April instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 406, 10 April 1839.
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