impound · 1844
Two impounded animals, a horse and a heifer, are described with details of their impoundment and potential sale if not claimed by March 11th and March 30th, 1844, respectively.
I IMPOUNDED at Pitt Town, from the Estate of Mr. Wilbern, 28th January, 1844:— One chesnut horse, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonMr. Wilbern
PersonCapt. Scarvell
OfficialWilliam Chapman
PersonJohn Mullern
OfficialWilliam Chapman
LocationPitt Town
Impoundment28th January, 1844
Impoundment1st February
Claim Deadline11th of March, 1844
Impoundment1st of March, 1844
Claim Deadline30th of March
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 25, 8 March 1844.
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