PANANICH WELLS.
WILLIAM CLERK begs leave respectfully to acquaint the public, that he continues to keep the INN of PANANICH LODGE, as formerly, for the accommodation of those who come to drink the Pananich Water, or Goats Milk, (of which there is abundance) on the most moderate terms. A regular TABLE will be kept in the same way as usual, and only Five Shillings a Day to whose who remain a week, including Lodgings. A close CARRIAGE, to hold Four, now runs betwixt Aberdeen and Pananich 3 times a week
N.B. - OATS, HAY, and GRASS, for Horses.
Published in the Aberdeen Journal, Wednesday 10th June 1818.
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