New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
r AUREL HILL ESTATE for SALE.

IL -Tb, bessrful country seat is situated upon the
east osnk o' tne set Z. oSfIh o. ens 'y OIL
LAND-46 u Woodland, soping tosard the east,
compos-s Of OLD OF great vsisy evergreen dsc
suCu. through which dyts beog made and Prospect
Tower 81 feet high cro~ned by al Astronomic, ob,ers
loIy now son' Fs on the s0P Q. ,se 5 which ".
focus equsorsy mounted, msgoifyiRs from az 10 355
times, including terrestrial power 50 times
This Tower will comm,nd q very extensive view, COM
psng roipg woods with geamus helds and orsha do In
the tore gould next comes the P.ssaic River With
OF eh country nom PatersOn TO Railway bounded chs
BY The Bloomfield and Orange mountains. On the
brifht meadows engronng the Hsokenssck River
b. the Long Island Hight Greenwood ID the Evergreen
On he north are the R.nspo Hills tn. Havsutr.w Peak,
Hyaek Mouptsip an the Psadss On the south New.
IA Bay, Island EsToWs and the Highlands Of New
erph, with Newark, Ehzsbethtown, Anboy and RarEaa
slipping wes;wsriy from the Tower lie orchards Of vsua.
bic fDt then extensive flower garden, with inulat-
ed conservatory the right Tiled with choice psn and
GsTdepers House, Cauissc Houses Stable, Smoke and
Well House on The LETT Between these and Advancing
torsrdl tie vest is the Dwslfn; House modern well
built, framed structure filled IN with brek and planned in
the fsshiens ne manner after approved models In the
GrecAn s:Je The form that Of ths letter T. 50 feet
lonie columns returning side and asut
ting the WINS forming the head Of the +. wide
snd boudor from the library and DUNG cross h.
between the latter contain, the stain TO the o
ees buffers pantry. 6e The dra Is II by 3sfeet
and oihcr rooms ia proportion. tWost ,ed ysr.nd,
on the garden, upon which trained veil grown roxe,
with evergreen honey suekIe ana wisteIia
In ioRi Of The hoe and soyng toward the Psssa. Riy
wide lawn Of esht nobly studded With grouos
q Sed tree. Of Tulip 100 feet hish, Oak Elm Maple and
Chestnut kted with many dense Of Hsmocs And
Cedar, al Of great size and picturesque bs.uy Two gate
vsys Of d stone fanked BY stone wall terrsed tovsrds
the s~ open 70 the pubic road, opposite side Of
which Sre nce separates the road from TIE river bank
This river esEk sltoEether unique d-nsey clothed
with b-Dlcck snd other evergreen fssherins 10 the
greund, and reeyed BY dsc5usu OF immeose
In oos OF which rustic staCsse Leads to IL forked
top ssordnss general Of ths sylvan scene ARGENT
~ constructed walk leads from the house into this Az
ss4ue region, pssn1 many rustic and bridge Of pr
he1sr beauty 70 Kiosk OF rustic structure hapnily 6tu
ed ter commanding many points Of ver and distant moan
siEs ader ths oanx OF 6iiaye boat house and aud
ins oeuSrs<ed with rustic work in keeping with the OBJ
jeets shove and around ~ W.
In beauty ard variety OF scenery in heahfulns< Of ALI
mate IN the intelligence and moral order of its popu,to,
IN Shol from all Of those Considerations which eoghrs
to render region attractive and desirable family re-
leenee esheved that te vicinity o. Beevle possess
entity OF Nev-York. w. W
for further particulars, apply to
HOMER MORGAN, No. Piasr,N.Y.