chattels

To him the natives were so many parasites, the goods and chattels of the State, with no property and no rights.

Misery might blow into the room as much as it liked, carry off the chattels and spread all the dirt and refuse about.

At home, beneath the lash and local law, they may be chattels; but they are known to our Constitution only as men.

The master and mariners knowing this offence, forfeit all their goods and chattels, and suffer three months imprisonment.

She had grown to regard the good housekeeper almost as her own property—a piece of her personal goods and chattels.

Beside it stands a caravan like those which make their appearance at fairs, and that contains the family goods and chattels.

She went through the earthquake and the fire, lost all her goods and chattels, and found a baby, which she has brought home.

When the agent came to collect the arrears, he found the tenant had departed with all her chattels.

All clerical persons were to leave the place, with their goods and chattels.

On landing, we were met by a few men, the others coming out with goods and chattels.