265 - ABOLITION OF THE REGULAR CLERGY. 3 DOCUMENTS: “DEPARTMENT OF PARIS” (printed letterhead). Certificate signed by the Administrators comprising the Directory of the Department of PARIS. Certificate of change of residence for Citizen CLAVELOT, attorney-in-fact for Françoise LE JEUNE, formerly a Sister of Charity, who has declared her intention to take up residence in BAYEUX – IN PARIS, October 1, 1793 – 1 folio page, partially printed + DEPARTMENT OF PARIS (printed letterhead, vignette) – Office of National Estates and Ecclesiastical Salaries. Paris, 5 Prairial, Year 2 (May 24, 1794) – Document signed by 4 Administrators of the Department, addressed to the members of the Public Relief Commission—regarding the requisition of all linens from suppressed churches for military hospitals: the storage facility is at the former Petit-Augustins... any items unsuitable for use by the sick and wounded will be sold for the benefit of the Republic. 2 pages, in-4° + DEPORTATION and OATH OF PRIESTS. Letter from A.S. MAILLOT, Commissioner of the Executive Directory attached to the municipal administration of the canton of BRIENON-SUR-ARMANCOURT—to BRIENON-SUR-ARMANÇON (YONNE), on the 1st of Vendémiaire, Year 6 (September 22, 1797) – 2 pages in folio, entirely handwritten – Regarding Citizen SAINT JEAN, Minister of Worship, who is willing to take the oath despite his deportation order following a retraction, like Citizen LANCOSME.