impound · 1850
One strawberry heifer with AD brand off ribs was impounded at Braidwood on May 31, 1850, from the Estate of Hugh Gorden for trespassing on Forest Land.
IMPOUNDED at Braidwood, on the 31st day of May, I 1850, from the Estate of Hugh Gorden, Esq., …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 74, 1850.
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Also on page 7unspecified_list table, 1 rows · unclaimed_mail table, 1 rows · A black pony impounded by Mrs. Roberts of Boro for trespass on June 1, · One dark bay horse, one brown horse, one chesnut mare, and one bay col
Elsewhere in this issueStephen Chislett assigned his estate to Samuel Hudson for the benefit · One red poley cow and calf, among other livestock, was impounded at Gu · Mort and Brown will auction iron, tools, bellows, timber, a dray, furn · William Buchan, Poundkeeper at Camden, reports multiple cattle impound · All 59 notices in this issue
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