reward · 1839
Twenty Pounds reward (or a conditional pardon to a prisoner informant) for information leading to conviction of the Aboriginal party who murdered two Crown prisoner-shepherds, Charles Walthall (per Susan) and John Davis (per Strathfieldsay), at Mr J. Cobb's station on the Big River. Sydney, 2 Jan 1839.
Colonial Secretary's Office Sydney, January 2, 1839. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD; OR, A CONDITIONAL PARDON.
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LocationSydney
Notice DateJanuary 2, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 380, 2 January 1839.
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