- The sale of sequestered national assets of "second origin", based on a decree of July 27, 1792, was meant both to sanction "enemies" and to resolve the financial crises caused by the Revolution. After the seizure of possessions of the clergy, king, nobles, schools, juridical and administrational institutions, a second step included the property of emigrants like Chamousset. In 1802, Bonaparte proclaimed the restitution of unsold emigrant properties. - With three stamps; slightly foxed..