impound · 1839
Two impounded mares at Braidwood, if not claimed by April 17, 1839, will be sold to cover expenses.
MPOUNDED at Braidwood, on March 23, 1839:— One black Mare, fourteen hands high, small star on forehead, snip on nose, …
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PersonS. Ryrie
OfficialW. Fisher
LocationBraidwood
LocationArn- prior
Impound DateMarch 23, 1839
Impound DateMarch 23
Sale Date17th of April
Notice DateMarch 30. 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 410, 24 April 1839.
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