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ported, among other effects, to the house Of
NJ de Piepape, his grandfather. The latter
had been imprisoned on suspicion, and seals
had been placed upon the property at his
house. He died in prison; and the agents
of the Committee, who were present when
the seals were removed, found, in an earth
en'vessel, amongst some torn papers which
were destined to be burnt, the letter in
which Monsieur de Marivet advised M. de
c. to emigrate. This letter was his sentence
of condemnation. Monsieur de Mariyet
was summoned before the revolutionary
tribunal, condemned to death, and lost his
head upon the scaffold just before Thermi-
dor.