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A one-page letter written from New York City to Rev. Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia on September 22, 1833. The author, whose name is not given, encloses a check for sixty dollars for books purchased. The writer mentions leaving for the west on Tuesday and requests acknowledgment of the check. The letter also references a message delivered by Mrs. Block to Mr. Florence.

Letter from Abraham de Sola in New York City to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. De Sola writes that he is in New York for a few days and plans to visit Philadelphia. He has written to Mrs. E.P. Cohen to inform her of his intention to visit, and asks Leeser to forward the letter as he does not know her address. He plans to leave no later than Friday morning.

Letter from D. J. Carnahan in Pottsville, PA to Rev. Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, dated October 29, 1851. Carnahan informs Leeser that he will be in Philadelphia in late November and will visit him then, as he will not have time during a brief visit the following week. He explains that he will be better prepared to bring books at that later date and will have more time to visit.

Letter from David Judah to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore, MD on May 18, 1852, and received in Philadelphia, PA. Judah discusses his travel plans to New York, mentions family matters (including his Aunt Grace, Josephine Etting, and Rhina), and comments on Leeser's publication *Jerusalem*. He also mentions collecting funds owed to Leeser.

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 S. L. Moses to Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on September 27, 1855. Moses informs Leeser that he will be unable to visit Philadelphia as planned. He encloses an order for $17 and mentions a book sent by Leeser that arrived too late. He also references resolutions and his departure on Sunday. The letter also contains brief additional notes about financial matters relating to Myers and St. Louis.

A one-page letter from Thomas J. Moise in Charleston, South Carolina to Reverend I. Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Moise writes that he has procured a check for $11.86, which with premium is almost $12, and has sent it to Leeser. He expresses pleasure at learning of Leeser's intention to travel South and hopes that the trip will be advantageous. The letter is written in haste.