Subject: Unknown Subject

Samuel Piza writes to Isaac Leeser from Barcelona on December 9, 1853, requesting a hastened remittance for books ordered and a bill drawn at eight days sight in favor of Messrs A. M. Seixas & Co. of LaGuaira. Piza also requests the bill of separate costs and mentions his upcoming departure from America in January. He apologizes for not being able to remit the requested Hebrew books due to a late arrival of Leeser's letter but offers to forward them later if still needed. A postscript requests inclusion of the amount owed for the Occident in the bill and cessation of further Occident sendings after the month. The letter is forwarded by D? S.

Letter from an unknown author in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. The author discusses the arrival of a package from London containing razors, its appraised value, and associated expenses. The author also mentions leaving New York unexpectedly and expresses hope for the well-being of Mr. Cozens and Ella.