impound · 1844
A black bull with a tanned muzzle, tipped horns, and an illegible brand was impounded at Deep Creek on August 13, 1844, and will be sold if not claimed by September 6, 1844.
IMPOUNDED at the Deep Creek, 13th August, 1844— One black bull, tanned muzzle, tip off both horns, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
LicenseeJ. C. Heminsley
LocationDeep Creek
Impound Date13th August, 1844
Release Deadline6th day of September next
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 34, 20 August 1844.
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