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Excerpt from Boys of Greenway Court: A Tale of the Early Days of Washington
Ollie set that shoe, and you would know the name of that horse if the shoe were to be found fifty years from now.
Yes, the Quaker blacksmith does his work well. Every shoe he sets bears the name of the horse.
A company of Virginians were gathered at a ford across a stream between Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River not far from where the town of Harper's Ferry now stands. They were the owners or overseers of the great plantations that lay upon the broad arms of the Chesapeake Bay. They were hold ing a temporary cattle market and fair, and there had been a horse-race.
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