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Two-page letter from D. J. in Baltimore, Maryland, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dated April 6, 1830. The writer expresses apprehension about Leeser's forthcoming publication, advising against it due to potential negative reactions from the public. D. J. emphasizes their concern for Leeser's well-being and reiterates their friendship.

Letter from David Judah to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore, MD on May 5, 1830. Judah requests Leeser to collect a check and send it to him. He expresses concern about Leeser's public pronouncements, advising him to be more reserved. He mentions that his Uncle Rehine has closed his shop and will move to Baltimore. The letter also includes news of Mrs. Samuel Etting's success and a comment on Leeser's lost fee.

Letter from Solomon Nunes Carvalho to Isaac Leeser discussing various topics, including an article in the Phillipson paper, the resolution sent by M. Valentine regarding Dr. E's lecture and Lyons' resignation, and the publication of a circular from members of KKBE. Carvalho also shares his opinion on the Jewish ministry, advocating for prayers in English for better understanding, and mentions the wedding invitation of S. Solis. The letter also includes details on financial matters relating to bills and binding.