impound · 1844
Seven sheep marked with tar on the back were impounded at Petersham on April 20, 1844, and will be sold on May 18, 1844, if not released.
MPOUNDED at Petersham, 20th April, 1844:- Seven sheep, marked with tar on back. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 26 April 1844.
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