A DISTINGUISHED SHAVER.
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William Lunt is eighty years old, and has serv.
ed his time as barber, in State street, Boston, op
posite the State House-that he was in the Re
yolutionary War, and is now pensoner. Mr.
Lunt appears to be very temperate man, ano
shsves without spectacles. He SAID that ne nae
shaved the Rev. George Whitfield in his lifetime
and after he was dead; Generals Washington
Greene, and C. Lee; Governors Hancock, ant
Samuel Adams; President John Adams, the Hon
James Otis. Judge Benjamin Bourne, Genera
lanes NJ. Xarnum, Goyernour Arthur Fenner
(;oyernour Nehemiah r. Knight; and several
lther distinguished Personages, in this and othe
States. whose names lie mentioned.