32 - GARD. 26 letters and documents (1657–1844): Letter from Sister de ST RÉGIS FORT of BAGNOLS (Bagnols-sur-Cèze) dated May 20, 1771, to Mr. Peridier, Notary of the States in Montpellier + 2 letters from BEAUCAIRE (1824) and ANDUZE (1825), regarding the spinning of cocoons and the silk trade at the Beaucaire fair + A sales invoice, Paris, 1791, addressed to a merchant in Nîmes + A letter from Nîmes dated January 14, 1814, addressed to Mr. DECAMBIS, member and treasurer of the Clothing Commission in Nîmes + A letter from FOURNÈS, 1792, regarding the former lord, addressed to Mr. PELADAN, attorney at the district court of UZÈS + Letter from the Clerk of the Commercial Court in Nîmes, Year 12, regarding a debt owed by Mr. Combe Deplace in Aigues-Vives + Nîmes, 1790, Printed commercial letter signed by TOURIN, offering sashes for sale to municipal officials + Letter from A.S. Jacques VINCENS SAINT-LAURENT (1758–1825, literary figure) in his capacity as Assistant Secretary of the Académie du Gard + 2 letters: Letter from Avignon dated April 26, 1784, signed by Brother CROUZET, preacher and Vicar General, addressed to Madame de PERUSSE, Baroness of Alais, in Rivière (Rivières, Gard), via Alais (Alès, Gard): “Madam, I received only yesterday the letter intended for my brother in Vallabrègues...; The roads, rendered impassable by the heavy snowfall in our region, caused the delay… ” + Letter from Avignon dated April 18, 1785, signed by F. JEARD, to Madame de LA TOUR DUPIN de BARAT, in Uzès (Gard). “Madam, it has been eight days since I was still celebrating at your home. The little tussle of the heart with which you graced me did not dull the edge of my pleasure. On the contrary, it only made it sharper and more piquant…. If you wish to hear news from the region, I can tell you that at the English prince’s court, people continue to eat, drink, and laugh—and many are ruining themselves in the process… ” + a commercial letter from Nîmes, 1783, addressed to Tournon, offering tobacco leaves + a letter signed by BOYER, Attorney and Deputy for the City of Alais (Alès) in 1775 + a letter signed by ALISON, NÎMES, 1766, regarding the new provisions of Baron de VAUVERT + 18th-century letter, signed by Abbé D’ESPINUILLE, addressed to Mr. TRINGLAGUES, Lieutenant of the Secular Affairs of the Diocese of UZÈS in Uzès, on August 9 (Languedoc manuscript, tax 7) + Letter from Brother Barthélémy of Sainte Cécile, a Discalced Carmelite, addressed from Marseille in 1777 to Mr. d’ALMERAND, former Cavalry Captain, in Beaucaire + Letter signed by MONCTCLAR, President in Nîmes in 1723, addressed to Mr. DARBAUD DE ROUGNAC (D’Arbaud de Rognac) in Beaucaire + Certificate signed by the captains quartered in the town of Beaucaire during the winter quarters, Beaucaire 1657 + Certificate from the clerk of the Diocese of Nîmes, Nîmes 1693, certifying that Jacques MALIAN, Brigadier of the Diocese’s Mule Brigade sent to the Piedmont, arrived in this city with the mules returned from camp + Letter from BARJAC, dated 1844 + Letter from MOUSSAC, dated 1791, to Mr. Arnaud, a merchant in Nîmes, regarding supplies for the care of the poor. + Business letter from MANDUEL dated 1791 + Invoice for Indian fabrics sold by BIGARRAT, a merchant from Alais (Alès) on May 15, 1793 + Printed letter from Uzès dated March 31, 1752 + BOUDIGUET 1743, Note concerning the schoolteacher’s salary. + Receipt for a money order issued to FAUSSARGUES in 1767 + etc…