impound · 1844
Impounded animals at North Richmond on October 13th and 16th, 1844, including a grey mare, a chestnut horse, and a yellow and white bullock, with details on brands and descriptions. If not claimed within 21 days, they will be sold.
MPOUNDED at North Richmond, 13th October :- One grey mare, branded B under the saddle flaps near side, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialJohn Moore
LocationNorth Richmond
Impound Date13th October
Impound Date16th of October
Release Deadline21 days from this date
Notice Date19th October, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 99, 1 November 1844.
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