impound · 1837
Samuel Haines, Poundkeeper at Prospect, is holding several impounded cattle strayed from the estate of William Lawson, Esq., at Prospect, and will sell them if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED from off the Estate of William Law- son, Esq., at Prospect, the following description of Cattle, …
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Recorded in this notice
LandholderWilliam Law- son, Esq.
OriginProspect
LocationProspect
PoundkeeperSamuel Haines
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 303, 15 November 1837.
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Also on page 13A bay mare, branded S in a circle and C, was impounded in Campbelltown · J. Marsden, Poundkeeper at Goulburn, reports impounded cattle includin · Three steers were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge Pound on November 10t · J. G. Petingale, Poundkeeper, reports impounded cattle and sheep at th
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice lists apprehended runaways including Sampson Dominick, Mic · This notice lists apprehended runaways including Edward Burns, Joseph · R. W. Cobcroft, Poundkeeper at Wilberforce, impounded one white and re · James Marsden, Poundkeeper at Goulburn, lists impounded cattle includi · All 90 notices in this issue
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