impound · 1848
Twelve wether sheep were impounded at Hartley on August 7, 1848, from the Estate of Mr. James Morris, Mount Clarence, and will be sold in 24 days.
IMPOUNDED at Hartley, on the 7th day of August, 1848, from the Estate of Mr. …
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Recorded in this notice
PoundkeeperJames M'Cay
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationHartley
OriginMount Clarence
LandholderMr. James Morris
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 89, 18 August 1848.
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Also on page 21William Adams, Poundkeeper at Prospect, is selling several impounded c · A dark iron grey horse with specific markings was impounded at Gunning · George A. F. Kibble, Poundkeeper, impounded a mouse or dun coloured ma · A black draught horse with specific markings, impounded at Gundaroo on
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice lists prisoners of the Crown who are absent from their dis · Thomas Ledsam, Poundkeeper at West Maitland Pound, impounded one red c · Alexander Anderson, Poundkeeper at Warialda, impounded two horses on J · A white and brown poley cow, branded DW on the left side with a slit i · All 91 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 15 August 1848 · 52 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 16 August 1848 · 19 notices
Near this placeHartley · Mount Clarence