impound · 1839
One yellow working bullock, branded 1-H, was impounded at Campbelltown on September 6, 1839, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
MPOUNDED at Campbelltown, on the 6th instant:- One yellow Working Bullock, with white back belly and tail, grey face, …
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OfficialCharles Beckett
LocationCampbelltown
LocationCampbelltown
Impound Date6th instant
Notice DateSeptember 17, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 454, 2 October 1839.
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