Letter from Zalma Rehine to Isaac Leeser;December 18, 1835 · Isaac Leeser Digital Repository · Legacy Projects from Judaica DH at Penn Libraries

Title

Letter from Zalma Rehine to Isaac Leeser;December 18, 1835

Author

Zalma Rehine

Contributor

Isaac Leeser

Location(s)

Baltimore

Philadelphia

Format

Letter. 2 page(s) on 1 sheet(s).

Type

Letter

Language(s)

English

Hebrew

Physical Characteristics

Unlined Paper

Wax Seal

Manuscript

Is Part Of

Arnold and Deanne Kaplan Isaac Leeser Collection

content

sunday Baltimore Decr 18th 1835
Dear Isaac
I should have aswered yours had I anything of importance to write but as I wish you should hear from me now and then, I must say we are all well accept Mrs Depass has her old complains again last sunday Mr Tylor of Richmond my old neghbour paid us a visit he was on his way to philadelphia but the river being frozen, he stopt here and returned to Rich on thursday he particularly inquired about you and desired to be remembered to you, he also related the fight of Myer & Cohen that Mrs Cohen was the cause of it, she is on Myer side, Tylor also said that he believes it is owing on acct of Mrs Cohen to be inclined to the christian church and Mr Cohen against it well that is no doubt with me, because when she was here last year ? she went Hebrew night to the church, and as for the ? he is no better, pray let me know how are all my friends the Peixottos familia and how do you feel this cold winter, I would advise you to have a pair of woolen sogs, put over your shoes when you write to your Brother & sister give my love to them, how is Mrs Hart, do you go to Mr L Philips if so remember me to him & her. I am getting Quite a prudent man last night, I was at Ben Cohen and did not stay later than one a clock if I could think of any thing to add I would do so as I cannot I remain your friend & & Zalma Rehine
your Aunt Mr Depass Abby David send there love to you remember me kindly to Mr & Mrs Peixotto Simah Rachel Betty and the young gentlemen and all my friends
Mrs Etting has been very unwell, but is Quite better they send there respects to you, Mr E Cohen is gone to Charlestown and will not be back till the midle of January Mrs Cohen Desires to be remembered to you if you see Miss Frances Chamberlain give our respects to her we heard that Mrs Zeporo Seixas was wery sick, have you heard ? if so let us know ?

Mr Isaac Leeser
to the Care of A. C Peixotto Esqr
Philadelphia
single

Identifier

LSKAP20-749

Date

1835-12-18