land sale · 1838
The Sheriff will sell a brick-built store at Morpeth, adjoining the Steam Packet Wharfs, in the case of Coxen v. Rapsey, unless the execution is satisfied.
Sheriff's Office, Sydney, 19th June, 1838. In the Supeme Court. COXEN v. RAPSEY. …
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OrgSupeme Court
PersonCoxen
PersonRapsey
PlaceLondon Tavern
PlaceGeorge-street
PlaceMorpeth
PlaceSteam Packet Wharfs
OfficialRobert Blake
OfficialUnder Sheriff
Notice Date19th June, 1838
Sale Date29th day of June instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 341, 27 June 1838.
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Near this placeLondon Tavern · George-street · Morpeth · Steam Packet Wharfs