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Taunton Courier, and Western Advertiser. Wednesday 24 Jan 1844
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THE TAUNTON WINE CELLARS.
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Messrs. J. W. BUSH, and CO.,
(LATE WEST & BUSH,)
RETURN their best thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Public in general, of this, and the adjoining Counties, for the liberal patronage and support which this Establishment has been favored with for the last Forty Years; and beg respectfully to announce, that they have disposed of the same to the old and well-known house of DREW and SON, of Exeter, for whom they solicit the continuance of the same kind preference, assured that the large Stock, and long-established reputation of their successors, are a sufficient guarantee for the entirely satisfactory manner in which the Business of “The Taunton Wine Cellars” will in future be conducted.
Taunton, 15th January, 1844.
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Messrs. DREWE and SON
BEG respectfully to confirm the above announcement of Messrs. J. W. Bush and Co., and to inform those Gentlemen who may honor D. & S., with their confidence, that in addition to the Stock, of the late Firm, which they have purchased, their own extensive Cellars in Exeter, of Old and Fine Wines, will also be available for the execution of all Orders entrusted to them.
Messrs. D. & S. having made arrangements with Mr. BUSH to conduct their Business in his neighbourhood for the present, beg to add, that he will shortly have the pleasure of waiting on the numerous friends of the late Firm, and when Messrs. D. & S. trust he will be favored with their usual liberal support.
Exeter, 15th January, 1844.