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An indenture dated March 8, 1855, details the assignment of estate by Salamon Phillips to Naham Salamon, Richard Hodgson, and Moss Joshua for the benefit of creditors, with attestation by William Middleton Tennent, J.P.
NOTICE is hereby given that by Indenture bearing date the eighth day of March, …
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Recorded in this notice
DebtorSalamon Phillips
Business NameROWLING AND PHILLIPS
TrusteeNaham Salamon
TrusteeRichard Hodgson
TrusteeMoss Joshua
AttesterWilliam Middleton Tennent
SolicitorJohn Armstrong
AttesterW. M. Tennent
DebtorS. Phillips
LocationCity of Melbourne
LocationColony of Victoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 24, 16 March 1855.
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