The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-09 00:00:00

PATENT VITAL WINES

BEIN G, from large,' extensive. Experience,
proved to be of the mosteSsential benefit in preserv-
ing, recovering, and establishing general health, and the
use of them so rapidly increased as•to require^an Establish
ment on an exteinizd basis, Dr. Barton has been induced
to !arm a Mercantile Connedion of great consequence and
respectability, to meet the demand,••and sell them on the
most moderate terms. ' .

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. Vital tnes are itthmtely more powerfully digestive,
antiseptic and penetrating, than 'any other Wines of what-
ever denomination; the use of them 4iving.more comfort,
vivacity and animation tattle whole trame ; and from the
quality which %Vines combined with Vital Air have of
correcting the irritability of the Nervous System, the ge-
neral use of them induces sound, regular, direct sleep,
with chearful, vigorous morning spirits.
Sold at Barton and Co 's, No. 7, Bernet's-street ; and
by appointment; at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheoside,
and at Messrs. Jeboult and opposite New Boncy-
street, Oxford-street, St 365. per Dozen, bottles, &c.
eluded; and cos. for very higliiy-concentrated Vital Wines,
with a printed account of their medical uses-. Retail for.
ready money only. Venders and IYholcs4le pr.lers
lowed a liberal profit. . '

TO BE-SCAD,WITit IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
AN UNEXPIRED TERM of Seven Years,
of a beautiful VILLA, situate on the celebrated,
Brow, called FARNBOROUGH HILL, at the thirteen
mile stone, three from Bromley, in the County of Kent, a
chearful healthy dry spot, distinguished forthe respeda-
bility of the surrounding Gentlemen's Seats`, and Om-
mends rich Views of Lewisham, Bromley, Dulwich, Sy-
denham, Hcilwood, Chislehurst. Chester, Shooter's Hill,
St. Paul's, and other pleasing Objects in 'that fertile di-
versified Country ; comprising a convenient genteel Resi-
dence, in the true cottage style, with every
.Office, ;,t-
-cached and dctatehed, Gardens fully cropped, and uncom-
monly- well planted with the best choice of Fruit Tree
in high pertedion.. The Pleasure Ground, remarkably
neat, _and not expensive; the Plantations of F:ver.grevns,
and flowering Shrubs, nterspersed with various Fruit
Trees, of the best sort. The Lands lye round the House,
in Meadows, Pasture, and a small toppices containing
in the whole about Fifty-seven Acres. flie Soil prolific,
well fenced, and watered.
'The I louse contains an Entrance Hall, a Drawing-room,
an Eating-Parlour, a Bow Breakfast-Nom, four principal
Bed-rOoms, two Dressing-rooms, linty Rooms for Servants,
two Staircases, Footman's Pantry, excellent Kitchen,
Pantry, Larder, Sendai, and good Cellars.. Wash,
Brew. and Bake-house, with other Buildings; &welted
Stahling for Nine Horses, n double Coach-house, an ex-
cellent . Barn, Cow-house, Sheds_tot Untie 9 'Poultry
I
Dop, and Piggery .; a Grafpry on stones and caps, a
Piageon-housei Drying Ground, Orchard, a compleat
Farm-yard.- The whole in perfed repair, and plentitully
supplied with exceeding fine water. •
JiLty be viewed by Tickets only,. and further Partial-
lirs known, by-applicationito Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor
of Estates, Appraiser and Audionyer, No. 160, Piccadilly.
N. B The Purchaser to take the Fixturas in the House
anciOnices at a fair valuation, and mat be aceountiodated
with tills Live and Dead Stock op-the Premises, at a. lair
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