CHAP. VI. THE INDUS FROM TATTA TO HYDRABAD. Sand-banks--Course of the River--Towns--Country Supplies--Trade--Means of improving it--Boats; their Deficiency 255 CHAP. VII. THE INDUS FROM HYDRABAD TO SEHWUN. Course and Depth--Fulailee River--Current--Importance of this Part of the River--Crossing the Indus--Navigation of it--Towns--Sehwun--Mountains of Lukkee 260 CHAP. VIII. THE INDUS FROM SEHWUN TO BUKKUR. Position of Bukkur--Fertility of the Country--Current--Eastern Bank of the Indus--Western Bank--Fortress of Bukkur--Roree and Sukkur--Alore; its Antiquity--Khyrpoor and Larkhanu--Productions of the Soil 267 CHAP. IX. THE INDUS FROM BUKKUR, TILL JOINED BY THE PUNJAB RIVERS. Breadth and Depth--Boats--Country--Shikarpoor and Subzul--Swell of the Indus--Tribes on the River 275 CHAP. X. THE INDUS FROM MITTUN TO ATTOK. Description of the River--Dera Ghazee Khan--Line of Commerce--Military Expeditions; why they avoided the Indus--Bridging the Indus 281 CHAP. XI. THE CHENAB, OR ACESINES, JOINED BY THE SUTLEGE, OR HESUDRUS. Chenab--Junction--Banks of the Chenab--Ooch; its Productions 286 CHAP. XII. ON BHAWUL KHAN’S COUNTRY. Limits--Nature of the Country--Its Power and Importance--Daoodpootras; their Descent--The reigning Family--Trade of Bhawulpoor 290 CHAP. XIII. THE PUNJAB. Extent of Runjeet Sing’s Country--Changes in the Seik Government--Probable Consequences of the Ruler’s Death--His Policy--Sirdars--Revenues of the Punjab--Military Resources and Strength--Cities 295 CHAP. XIV. THE CHENAB, OR ACESINES, JOINED BY THE RAVEE, OR HYDRAÖTES. Chenab Described--Boats on it--Crossing the River--Province of Mooltan 300 CHAP. XV. THE RAVEE, OR HYDRAÖTES, BELOW LAHORE. The Ravee--Its tortuous Course and difficult Navigation--Towns--Lahore--Umritsir Toolumba 305 CHAP. XVI. A MEMOIR ON THE EASTERN BRANCH OF THE INDUS, AND THE RUN OF CUTCH.