Note 4 — Chapter XIII

This place has three names. Clapperton calls it Comie, ‘or more properly, Wonjerque,’ and Lander Inguâzhilligee. It appears to be the first place below Boossà where the river is entirely clear of rocks, and is therefore adopted as the ferry, and called the ‘King’s Ferry.’ It is the general thoroughfare for merchants passing and repassing from Nouffie and the countries to the north-east of Borgoo.