Carrying trade

( Com.) The trade or calling of publicly conveying goods from one place to another, at a certain rate of freight, or charge for carriage. Car'ry-tale, n. A talebearer; a news-dropper. Carse, n. [W. cors, bog.] A Scotticism for cultivated alluvial soil; as, the Carse of Gowrie. Carse/ville, in Illinois, a village of Livings ton co., on Vermilion River. Car's on, in Kansas , a post-village of Brown co., 38 m. N.W. of At chis on. In Ohio , a post-office of Huron co. Carson City, in Nevada , the county-seat of Ormsby co., and cap . of the State, is situated on the E. base of Sierra Nevada, 4 m. W. of Carson River, and 250 m. N.E. of San Francisco; Lat. 30° 10' N.; Lon. 119° 45′ W. It is surrounded by grand mountain scenery, and precious metals are found near by. Carson Pa , in California, a pa , 7,972 ft. high, through the Sierra Nevada in Alpine co. Carsons, in California, a mining village of Calaveras co., 25 m. S. of Mokelumne Hill.