impound · 1836
Four cattle and one filly were impounded at Jerara, district of Inverary, and will be sold in twenty-one days if not released.
MPOUNDED at Jerara, district of Inverary, the following Cattle :- One snail horn Bullock, colour yellow, …
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OfficialHenry Corbye
RolePouudkeeper
LocationJerara
LocationInverary
Impound DateFebruary 24, 1836
Release Deadlinetwenty-one days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 211, 2 March 1836.
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