Newspaper: Suffolk Chronicle

HEZEKIAH SMYTH,
WHITE-SMITH, BELL-HANGER,
And SMOKE-JACK MAKER,
WELL-STREET, Woodbridge,
Son of the late FRANCIS SMYTH, deceased,
IMPRESSED with Gratitude, respectfully begs to re-
turn his most grateful acknowledgements to the No-
bility, and Public in general of Woodbridge, and its vi-
cinity, for the very liberal encouragement his late Father
received for these last Thirty years, and begs to inform
them, he has taken the above concern, and is carrying on
the business in all its branches, at the Old-established
Shop, and hopes, by strict attention and assiduity, to merit
a continuance of their favours, assuring them that the
greatest attention and punctuality shall be paid to all
orders he may be favoured with.
N. B. Roasters, Ovens, and Smoke Jacks on improved
principles.—A Journeyman and Apprentice wanted.
Woodbridge, Dec. [23?], 1813.