[JUDAICA]. [NOAH, Manuel]. Gazette of the United States. Philadelphia: John Fenno, 6 April 1791. Vol. 2, No. 98. 4pp., folio (419 x 260 mm), some spotting. ADVERTISEMENT FOR ONE OF THE FIRST STOCKBROKERS IN THE UNITED STATES. Manuel Noah was a Jewish Revolutionary War hero who fought with General Marion as a stockbroker. The Philadelphia Exchange was the first stockbroker in the U.S. which formed only a year prior to this printing in 1790. -- [With:] Lowell Journal. Lowell, MA: J.S.C. Knowlton, 7 December 1827. Vol. 2, No 41. 4pp., folio, spotting, some dampstaining, old folds. MARRIAGE NOTICE FOR MORDECAI MANUEL NOAH. Mordecai Manuel (1785-1851), was the son of Manuel Noah and one of the most important lay leaders in New York in the early 19th century including being the first Jew born in the United States to reach prominence.