impound · 1845
One horse and two bulls were impounded at Deep Creek on January 9th, 1844, and will be sold on February 2nd if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at the Deep Creek, January 9th, 1844:- One chesnut horse, …
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OfficialJ. C. HEMINSLEY
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationDeep Creek
Locationthe above pound yard
Impound DateJanuary 9th, 1844
Sale Date2nd February next
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 55, 14 January 1845.
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Near this placeDeep Creek · the above pound yard