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Articles taken from bushrangers in the Mudgee district (three saddles, bridles, saddle-bags, martingale, box of percussion caps) are held at the Police Office and will be sold by public auction if unclaimed within 21 days. By order of the Bench, Richard M. Dunn, Clerk of Bench (8 Jan 1841).
OTICE.-1he The following Articles, taken from Bushrangers in this District, are now lying at the
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OfficialPolice Office, Mudgee
OffenderBushrangers
LocationMudgee
Locationthis District
Notice Date8th January, 1841
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 5, 19 January 1841.
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