impound · 1842
One strawberry sided Heifer, one white Steer, one brindled-sided Steer, one brown and white poley speckled Cow, one red poley Heifer, and one brown snail-horned Buttock were impounded at Muswellbrook for trespass at Piercefield and will be sold on June 13th, 1842.
IMPOUNDED at Muswellbrook, for trespass at Piercefield- One strawberry sided Heifer, branded apparently O on off rump, …
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PoundkeeperE. Bennett
LocationMuswellbrook
LocationPiercefield
Sale Date13th June next
Notice Date14th May, 1842
Gazette DateMAY 20, 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 20 May 1842.
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