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Letter from D. Judah to Isaac Leeser discussing the ill health of his uncle. Judah describes his uncle's debilitating cough and suggests that a visit from Leeser might be greatly appreciated. He also mentions his mother's recent confinement to her bed and news from Cincinnati. The letter is written in a concerned and solicitous tone.

Letter from D. M. Pizal in St. Thomas to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated January 1, 1863. Pizal explains a delay in payment, correcting any misimpressions Leeser may have had. He mentions a previous letter and discusses a religious work. He expresses regret that his father's illness caused him to communicate with Leeser without the doctor's knowledge, and mentions that he initiated the correspondence.

A two-page letter written by M. M. Jones to Isaac Leeser requesting money and printer's copy. The writer's father has fallen ill and is unable to attend to business. A notation on the second page shows receipt of forty dollars from Leeser on account of printing by Wm. W. Jones for Wm. H. Jones & Sons.