The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-19

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"A the first time have ever had to come out pub
lic!y to vindicate my rights to the citizens OF Rich
nond and vicinity against my depoted neishbor,
VIM. Fleishman who came forward last Friday, BE-
fore his Honor, the Mayor, aud testified l wilfully
acted contrary to the law of this State, by selling
good: on Saturday and Sunday; before ! 60 into
explain the proceedings in court VIM Fieishman
aud 8. Ullman appearing as witnesses for the Com
rather Wolf in Sleeps clothlnE-(as Wo,f was the
given him By his parents, and on what account
he changes 1t now, ia mystery TO me.) testified az
Sunday although the same closed ON said day, with
only shutter half about two three hours to
give light in fixing the store and the balance of the
day am never out Of the houss. w taess says he
has persons when calling fol goods and me
hibtiog the same, bargain for the same, and at the
same time say how wIapped It up end got paid for
man Tor Wolf in sleeps clothing has spoken
half dozen words to me In two years and has never
stopped before my store, excspt in passing by,
and especially Sunday, whom he 10 generally On.
ged at home, waiting his coored customers, and
hardly time to iook at ssore snd according
his statement, 1t would have taken fifteen
minutes or half an hour to witness what he says he
saw, and conseque. tly he must have sworn to -
Further, can procure the most r-lisble persons
as with sses prove that positively refused them
and others to sell on Sunday l do not deny
altogether that have never allowed any of my
TONERS or friends to enter my store the Sabbath
Tor am ealing with good many mechanics who
mostly buy saturday for their families, and fire.
quently have to ehsngs articles the next morning
For instance, iest saturday evening aold TO WI
dow lady clothing for her son, who had to work
until late that ght, SO hat be prevented from
coming. As it happened the cost did not lit,
they are living about two miles fom the city, they
came last Sunday and begged of to exchange tt
coat her son had no other to put but I was
bound to refuse on ecount OF nv pleasant neiehbor
reighbors, who would perhaps again and testify
that he saw me exhibiting, selling and putting up
goods besides seeing when the money was paid. In
| consequence Of which have 10 lose my customers.
9 am bound TO make my living from my store in
en- hone.t and accommodating way. Further said
Fieishmsn testified to having seen Mr. Dobbn exhi-
OF ing and selling goods Sunday when he has ne
yer been up to his store sinae Dobbn moved there
and to my knowledge believe has never been near
his house on Sunday, as they at least square
apart. Here's ano. her true testimony of the WoT
| ia sleeps clothing Moreover if even that whole
party accused before his Honor did sell few articles
their respective friends or customers do con-
slider 1t, and do not doubt the public is of the came
opinion myself that it is against the law of
this people Especially Fleishn1an and Ullman, who
devoted to the laws of God and the STATED as
to deal with and try to take advantage of negroes on
sunday, who hard know the difference of one note
from another, or sven good or bad note. Let the
public decide
They also both testified against 8. Licbenstein and
Mr. kosenfels on the same day, and also l. Bachrach
but they were not so positive in their testimony
ag4inst him As as Mr.. Bachrach said that he
had no desire to trade with negroes ON Sunday
freshman expressed himself in German. to Bach
rsch that If he said another word about those facts
stion of the character and principle of
religious and Cody devoted man. VINO, when admin
sterius the oath to him. five times placed his hat on
his head Whist a lro!f in sleeps clothing. But ss
the e, ntieman is so religious aud by all bis school
ing, (whsre he bound by law visit seven years
not brought so much in his sheep head az to
learn how TO write ons line, Ell her in the En- sh or
German Iangusge, correctly, not even his own name
aud defy do it. 1t of impossible for
hi 10 know what the Bible speaks about neighbours
and as feel sorry for the cody gentleman, shall
proceed u give HIM the words. Even if say they
are W. itten in L+vticus chapter XIX verses Is to
80 be has rot kncwiedge enough to find it. 1t reads
In u Ihn,ah halt pnf 4 =
b. among thy people; neither shalt thou stand
against the blood OF thy n-is hbor i am the LORD
Thou shalt not hats thy brother in thy heat; then
.hale not 10 anywiss 1ebuke thy neighoor, and not
suffer sin upon h IN. Thou shalt svepg &c. nor bear
auy grudae against the children of thy people bat
taou shalt love thy nrighbor as myself l am the
Lord.n Here l.dles and gentiem you can decide
on the principles of The above me- persons and al
8 upon those of the soa OF y K, ssnfels who him
and testified also; but shall by means be ar any
blame of Mr.. Rosenfels himself to be guilty OF such
low act IL ,hat respect. 1 know him to be gentle
maa but what motive his had in testifying | do
not knew. 1t could not be anything else but pure
low principle.
one more testimony shout Fleshman's neighborly
love: About three years ago. Mr. Ia. Lichtenstein.
now living Franklin street, occupied a hou4e and
store where at present Feishmans store is situated
The same came TO Lichtenstein 10 very familiar
way, luquiring abou Ut his business and en- until be
found out that Lchtenstein doing tolerably WELL
ne then to the landlord, like hideous serpent
ana misre prese the whole air the house
was wilog to improve said lot. The iando d. not
knowing anything about Lichtenstein, as he rented
ths house from third party gave Fleishmsn his
word have the same improved for him. and re-
serve the house at the same time occupied by himself
for q friend, to which the landlord also kindly con-
sented In the meantime. Lichteustein received mo-
tics to move at once. But where? In critical cir
cumstances as he was at that time, he went to the
landlo to get the house which fleishman occupied,
when be received tbs statement as above. But Whist
old she show afterwards with his reserved
house for friend? Iisd to get the house from him,
Int he refused to let come IN latter had my goods
before the door, until offered him rs for the key
for which hold his receipt Here WIS the principle
of this religious man, or wolf In sleeps clothing,
who for gaining said sum drove Q poor man at that
time out of house and home to give his house to a
friepd-orly to gain money by 1t.
This person Fieishmau ts at present President OF
the Jewish Congregation. ! would and could write
o,ore ebout the priacipe of This religious and neigh
bory, a. we'll as Cody, President of the Hebrew
Conere CATION; bu will little for the future if
necessary hoping that the public in general will de-
eide on what have written In the meanwhile,
remain. most obediently, !. A RICE.
Nc i9-1t'
- TORAGE..-Nlerch ants AccommOdaiIan
- Warehouse for the storage OF Flour, Wheat,
Corn Coffee, nc, &o,
Persons having goods to store would consult their
by storing witi We them ell trouble
ia receiving shipprg and marking attending person-
ally TO that out selves.
They also Q lar &c amount OF money Ia drayage
alone by storing with US. Our Warehouse being sit
ted on the dock foods be received and delivsr