dly. Cavalry belts anu horses, with their fur
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sdly. Cavalry belts anu horses, with their fur
niture;
4thly. And generally, all kinds Of arms and
instruments of iron, steel, brass, snd copper, or
of any other materials manufactured, prepared,
and formed, expressly to make war BY sea o.
land


ARTICLE 18th.


All lother merchandise and things not compre,-
hended in the articles of contraband and expi-
city enumerated and classified as above, shall be
held and considered as free, and subjects OF tree
and lawful commerce, so that they may be car
ried and transportedin the freest manner by both
the contracting parties, even TO places belong
ing to an enemy, excepting only those places
which are at that time beseged or bloc kadeai
and to avoid all doubt in this particular, it IS de-
clared that those places only are beseged or
bockaded, which are actually attacked BY bel
iigerent force capable of preventing the entry
of the neutrals-