impound · 1845
Two horses, a black mare and a chestnut colt, were impounded at Camden on March 12th and will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.
IMPOUNDED at Camden, on 12th March inst., by R. Boyd, from the Camden Estate, for trespass in grass paddocks; …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonR. Boyd
PoundkeeperTHOMAS CAHILL
LocationCamden
LocationCamden Estate
Impound Date12th March inst.
Release Deadline21 days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 22, 18 March 1845.
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