152 - Miscellaneous documents (Revolution, Empire):

Miscellaneous documents (Revolution, Empire): 1-A letterhead reading “French Republic / Semester Leave.” Pre-printed leave certificate dated 30 Thermidor, Year 9 of the Republic [August 16, 1801], ratified by the members of the Council of the Pontonniers Corps granting leave to Citizen Pierre Carré. On the reverse: “list of personal effects” and pay statement. Numerous signatures (including Sauveton, commander of arms). 1 oblong sheet—Good copy. 2-Death certificate With printed letterhead “Death Certificate”; death certificate issued by Captain Roger of the Invalides dated December 16, 1783, concerning Bernard Chaine, known as Bernard. 1 p., in-8; fine copy. 3-Collection of 6 documents concerning Paul Louis Daleyrac, a gentleman from the province of Languedoc, including: - A handwritten certificate of P.-L. Daleyrac’s service record and campaigns (prepared by the officers of Company No. 7 of the Condé Regiment of Noble Infantry) dated February 20, 1801; numerous signatures. Oblong in-4; small tear affecting a few letters in the lower left corner; otherwise a good copy. -Handwritten copy of a certificate of service issued by Etienne Charles de Damas, Chevalier, drawn up in Utrecht on December 31, 1794, and ratified on April 11, 1816, concerning Daleyrac. 1 folio page; fine copy. -Pre-printed amnesty certificate, completed on 13 Brumaire, Year 11 [November 4, 1802]. Amnesty concerning Daleyrac for acts of emigration. 2 pp., folio; fair condition (rodent damage to the center margin). 4- Discharge from service. On a fully engraved background (featuring republican symbols), a pre-printed document completed by hand regarding the service record and discharge from service due to an injury “(…) to the left shoulder resulting from a gunshot (…)” regarding Jean-Pierre Dominique Colombel, a volunteer in the so-called First Company of the 3rd Battalion of the Army of the North in Holland, dated 26 Thermidor, Year 4 [August 13, 1796]. Numerous signatures and various endorsements, including those of Alexandre Romain Crochon (central commissioner in the Eure) and Pierre Dupont de Chaumont (Major General and Inspector General of the Army of the North). Pay statement on the front. 1 sheet, in-4 format; red wax seal. Minor wear at the center fold; otherwise, a remarkable document in good condition. 4bis—Military Discharge. On a fully engraved background (featuring republican symbols), a pre-printed document completed by hand regarding the service record and military discharge “with pension” for citizen Pierre Pougé of the 1st Battalion of the 17th Line Demi-Brigade due to wounds and disabilities, dated the 30th of Frimaire, Year 10 [December 21, 1801]. Numerous signatures, including that of General Victor (future Marshal of the Empire). Pay statement on the front, 1 in-4 leaf, red wax seal. C A few tears repaired with tape on the back; otherwise in good condition. 5-Printed proclamation (Le Mans, Monnoyer, Year XIII [1804–1805]). Excerpt from the register of decrees of the Prefecture of the Sarthe. Conscription of Year XIII. Fine copy. Dimensions: 52.5 x 42.5 cm. 6-Bilingual (German/French) speech (by Marshal-Prince De Schwarzenberg) with text in two columns, printed on March 23, 1814. Good copy. Dimensions: 42 x 27.5 cm. 7-Printed obituary notice featuring a large initial letter regarding Mr. Louis-Pierre Anquetil, former canon regular of Sainte-Geneviève, whose funeral will take place on Monday, September 8, 1806. Fine copy; dimensions: 37 x 49.5 cm.