Forbidden to Cross Nepean The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 21 September
1806 |
His Excellency in confirming his Predecessor's Proclamation of the 6th
of July, 1803, forbidding any person passing the Nepean, &c. hereby
directs that no person whatever except Officers, do at any time resort across
the River Nepean on any pretext, excepting the people employed by Messrs
McArthur and Davidson, who attend their flocks or sheep, and the limited
number of people appointed by His Excellency to assist, John Warby in taking the cast off Bulls: which persons to be
provided with tickets signed by me, and countersigned by the Magistrate at
Parramatta; Thomas Harper and John Warby,
Constables of Camden County, and the Military Guard at the Cow Pastures and
Hut, having full authority for that purpose. All persons, Civil and Military, and others, are required to be aiding
herein. |