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MESSRS% LUCAS. and. Co. beg Leave to. inform
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those that may be. deirous qt
,burrowjngjerrlpp., •
rary. or keeinarient SUMS of MONEY, that having consi-
derable Sums to lay out ha. the Purchase OlAimilities, they
Can at all tunes advance any. Sum of Money, from One Hun-
dre4 to Ten Thousand Pounds, on personal or. other Securi-
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Clergy Livinfs, or Freehold, CoptYhold, and Lease.- -
hold EstakS, on fait and nquitabl,-. Tetrns. -
Personal Applications Mes Sis: Lucastid Co. at No. tor,
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also Letters, 'ppst.,paid, NvtiiZhwill_b-e duly ailswered.-

, GENUINE PORTER AND ALE, . .
Bright lieyorid Example,
Brewed from Malt and, Hups only, and seat out Genuine
as brewed, attested upon Oath, viz.
" T JOHN WALSBY, the BreWer of all the
ji., Beer brewed at the ImperLl Brewery, at Batt.rs,.-a,
do solemnly make Oath, and swear, that since the date of
the last Affidavit, I have continued to brew both the Porter
and A leirom Malt and Hops only,- wholly exempt haul any
other Ingredients or Adulteration whatever, and. tlw the
saute is sent out .Gent-titie.as brewed.
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(Signed) " )OHM WALSBY.
" Sworn at the Mansion- l louse, in pre-
ience of the_ Right Honourable-thef Signed,
Lord Mayor,. this 4th day of Feb. in W. LEIG hTO N.
the Year of our Lord, rSo7.
... Mayor."
Private Famitics are supplied; for ready money only, with
Porter, at the rare of 6d. per • Quart,- and Ale at the rate of
VA, per Quarr,in.Casks of 36, 27, and itt Gallons each.—
Shippers or Exporters, with any quantity, on, the usual
Terms.
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Thißeer will stand the Test of any Clitnate, when brew-
ed for Exportation. , •
Mr. Walsby's Beers have for these ten years past -stood
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TO BE. LETT,
And Entered upon at Laly- Day next, or sooner, if required, ,
ACOMPLETE DINELLING-HOUSE, in the
Village of Hagley, in the Courity'of Worcester. The
House consists of a ,laige Hall, Breakfast-Roiam,- Dining,
Room, and Drawing- Room, HousekeePe Room,Closts,
and every Convenience ; Kitchen, Butierls Pantry, 'Dry'
Larder; Brewhouse, and ;Servants' Hall ; Stabling lor ele,en
HorSes, and a double COach4louse, with other necessary,
Out.buildings five Lodging Rooins upon the Frrst
And four upon the Attic, oesides two for the Men Servants ;
a good Staircase all the way op ; A ries as good as the other
Rooms, and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen ; a good
walled arden, Stinibbery; and about 14 Acres of Land ; two.
Fish Pools, and a Green. house.
The above House and ,Lands are situated in Haglev, in the
County of Worcester, and ilea,- adjoining to Hagicy Park and,
the Clent Hills; and there is a goal Pay. of Harriers' NI, itnin
about a mile, and are distant about three Miles front Stour-
bridge, and eleven front Birtningi,.an, to both which
there is an excellent Turnpike Roan, and near the-;Coal
Mines.

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