impound · 1846
Two horses, a chestnut mare and a chestnut gelding, were impounded at Melbourne on January 12th, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed by February 5th.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, on January 12th, 1846- One chestnut mare, short tail, stands about 14 hands high, …
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LocationMelbourne
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialG. Scarborough
Impound DateJanuary 12th, 1846
Claim Deadline5th day of February
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 2, 15 January 1846.
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