impound · 1844
One black bullock, one light-brindle bullock, and one bull were impounded at Newtown on August 15, 1844, and are to be sold in 21 days.
IMPOUNDED at Newtown, on the 15th August, 1844: I One black bullock, white belly, …
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RolePoundkeeper
PersonDuncan Campbell
LocationNewtown
Locationthe Pound
Impound Date15th August, 1844
Sale Period21 days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 80, 3 September 1844.
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