Certificate from the Charleston County, South Carolina Court of Common Pleas, dated July 22, 1869, attesting that there are no unsatisfied money decrees against Marx E. Cohen. The document is signed by A. C. Richmond.
Subject: South Carolina--History--19th Century
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A single-page letter written by Leopold Weiskopf in Charleston, South Carolina on May 28, 1868, to the estate of Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Weiskopf disputes a bill for a subscription to Leeser's *The Occident*, stating he only subscribed the previous year. He requests the bill and asks that the publication be stopped due to financial constraints. A penciled notation by the estate reads, “send bill as above / W.B.H.” The letter is referenced in *The Jews of South Carolina* by B. A. Elzas (1905), noting Weiskopf's service with Company D of the South Carolina Regiment of Reserves.
Five-page legal document detailing a post-marital settlement between J.R. Solomons and Rebecca Solomons of Charleston, South Carolina. Drafted and signed by T. Moultrie Mordecai on August 16, 1875. The agreement outlines the distribution of J.R. Solomons' property, including real estate and personal belongings, to Rebecca Solomons. Measures approximately 10 x 15 inches when unfolded and 4 x 10 inches when folded. Some pages exhibit light staining and minor tears.