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Letter from Abby Block to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore, MD on May 22, 1835. Block expresses surprise at not having heard from Leeser in six months, and apologizes for her apparent neglect, citing the demands of caring for four infants and her own health. She expresses her continued affection for Leeser and hopes to see him again. The letter also mentions Mrs. Lyon and Allen.

The letter discusses the importance of friendship, emphasizing its necessity in all stages of life. It argues that true friendship is a delicate and enduring bond, essential for happiness and consolation. The writer highlights the qualities of friendship, including benevolence, mercy, pity, and compassion, and stresses the importance of careful friend selection. The letter is written on two sheets of lined paper.

Letter from Jacob Canter De La Motta to Isaac Leeser discussing the Cholera epidemic. De La Motta expresses his gratitude for Leeser's information about the Cholera outbreak in Philadelphia, and comments on the disease's spread and impact. He mentions plans to visit Leeser in the spring or summer. He also mentions a friend, Mr. Allen, and asks Leeser to inform mutual acquaintances of his absence from Philadelphia due to the epidemic. The letter concludes with De La Motta's best wishes and regards.

Letter from Simon ha-Cohen Noht in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated April 1853. Noht inquires about Leeser's silence, expressing concern about their friendship. He requests Leeser to print two letters: one by Abraham Benjamini concerning an examination of the children of Bnai Israel, and another by Noht himself about the establishment of a school for the children of Bnai Israel. Noht signs off as cantor and preacher of Cong. Bnai Israel.