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Abraham de Sola writes to Isaac Leeser from Montreal, Canada, acknowledging receipt of Leeser's letter dated September 20, 1853. De Sola explains that due to pressing official engagements, he will be unable to respond until after the holidays. He offers his respects to Leeser and expresses pleasure in something related to Hebrew (the text is partially illegible). The letter is dated September 25, 1853 (25 Elul 5613).

Three-page letter from Isaac Leeser to Zalma Rehine discussing various matters, including the sending of etrogs, upcoming holidays, illnesses, and a recent funeral. Leeser also mentions inquiries about Jamaica and the upcoming marriage of Miss Wolff. The letter is written in English and includes Hebrew words and phrases.

Letter from Lazarus Rinold in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia requesting copies of Leeser's Bible translation and prayer books. Rinold also shares the news of his father's recent death and poses a religious question regarding the observance of Jewish holidays.

Letter from Michael Light in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. Light writes that he has sent Leeser the Moses and Aaron (Torah rollers) that Leeser requested. He discusses business matters, including the prices of pictures, a delayed delivery from Mr. Bondi, and a request for six prayer books. He mentions upcoming Jewish holidays Rosh Hashanah and Tisha B'Av.

Two-page letter from Rebecca Gratz to Reverend Isaac Leeser asking about the date of a fast. The letter is dated Thursday, September 2nd, and mentions that the 20th of Elul falls on the Sabbath that year. A wax seal is noted on the letter.

A one-page letter from Rebecca Gratz to Reverend Isaac Leeser asking when the fast of Yotzite will be observed, given that the 20th of Elul falls on the Sabbath in 1852. The letter is written in English and is addressed to Leeser at 371 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.