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Letter from A. J. Dovale to Reverend Isaac Leeser, written in New York City on June 28, 1867. Dovale informs Leeser that he has sent a package containing West Indian tamarinds in sugar, as a gift for the hot season. He expresses hopes for Leeser's improving health and offers compliments from his family.

Letter from Abraham Rice to Isaac Leeser, written in Baltimore on April 20, 1847. The letter discusses the author's reluctance to publicly comment on the religious observance of those arriving from the West Indies, but he feels compelled to address concerns about the religious books brought from that region. Rice emphasizes the importance of unity within the Jewish community and states that rumors about these books are unfounded in truth.

Moses N. Nathan writes to Isaac Leeser from St. Thomas on August 5, 1847. The letter discusses several topics, including a corrected copy of Nathan's work "Road to Faith," the author's views on confirmation, and his observations on the growth of citrons in Jamaica. He also shares his opinions on the writings of Rabbi Wise and discusses political and religious events in Russia and their potential implications for the Jewish people. The letter also includes detailed accounts of Nathan's professional and personal life in St. Thomas, along with his experiences in Jamaica.