Apportum

Lat. [from Fr. apport, or Lat. apportare, to carry or bring.] In old records. The revenue, gain or profit which a thing brings to its owner; any profit or emolument apported, or brought to another. Used frequently to signify a corody or pension.

Cowell. Blount.

Any thing carried out of a country.

Reg. Orig. 193 b.