impound · 1842
A chesnut mare impounded at Hartley on October 14th, described with brands and markings, was sent from the Estate of Sir John Jamison and will be sold if damages are not paid within 21 days.
MPOUNDED at Hartley, on the 14th of October:- One aged chesnut Mare, about 12 hands high, star on the forehead, …
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OwnerSir JohnJamison
OfficialMr. Jager
PoundkeeperJames Mocay
LocationHartley
LocationJamison, Capertee
Impound Date14th of October
Sale Deadline21 days from the above date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 84, 21 October 1842.
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