New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
7 AURFL HILL ESTATE for SALE

I AUREL HILL ESTATE for SALE
II This picturesque Country Seat, 81 miles fron New
preached BY sbeAur DIVE Of IS raHaits troE New elA
and Newark Railroad Depot upoa the cas-; 5lnk OF tas
s,ic The Rave snd return 20 jersey Oity every 80
hour nons md e'sulrs md ever hour M 'cS '-'
Tie Land consists Ct GO acres Of upland AID meadow
Ire Dive Czse Is modern we5ui IA ned .'rae'
.u-p SLED n with brck AID planned n tic most ilsio-
able uanre- after approved models ~ TIE breciAh
The form that Of Ire letter T. % feet n he e Snd %
feet II The heso neudnE colon3aee OF ten lone
In front returning on each SIDE and abzftug upon the SAss
forming The head OF the T. 4 VIDE hal r2Is *
house. sepaTaiIrs TIE t1Awln Toon Ana Sc it.sr
library and dnins-roou A eros hal oetxe.n - 49,
contains the s,ars ard eads % TIE otces' 9ue
&c The drawias- room = IL BY . eet Eni otl-i
proportion stored veFAnds fronts ne slfli -
winch are trained yerown roses, with Eoaeys1eA's aA1
vistariA .,, -. p.s.,,c nv.
,s r AZ sisht ,rrrs nobly studded with groups
OF aged trees Of Tuip Ice feet hisa, OAK En' n.y.
Chssnrt sk7tsd with many dense masses o. aeD 40
Ced-r al Of rsat and picturSsene oesstJ,
uays .ohd stoue iAnksd By sroneNa so au
TIE Lawn opsu the public road on the opposIe soc
which wire fence separates me roaa o &c SsS
This riveI bank IS ll'cSrser uniqae ~ = asn'Sy 49,,
with Her ock and other ne oul,
and relieved By dscduous ret some o. immense ~ oe
Of VII Oh rustic staircase leads 70 Us ioEAed top A-ons
general new Of the sylvan scene recently Constructed
walk leads from The house into THIS picturesque re9lon
pss.ins uarv rustic ses and 5cse Of particular oeaay'
10 kicsk Of rustic structure, happily situated Tor com
harding rauy points OF river and distant mountains Eu
der this halk Of foliage sa boat house snd lAa. 49,
traded with sticwork in keeping with the objects above
and around . -
den with an Insulated conservatory. hied with cnoce
plants and Gardeners House Carnage Houses stables
Smoke Ice and Root Houses Also, two Wells o. sood
spnr water .nd Csterns Of rin water Cont suoos
70 and back Of zArdens Orchards OF vauable Fr
extending Woodland of Z. acres. sopnS toward ths
east posed Of old OF grea; variety evergreen AID
deciduous through which drive being made and Pros
pect Tower 60 feet high crowned BY an %
servaorT constructing on the top OF the h wnch
will contain one Of FIts 81 inch aeArostc telescopes
feet focus eguatOrsy mounted. maSnitynE from u 70
SIS times includiug a q rrestra power 80 tines
This Tower Will command very extensive view com
rrns reng woods with cleaning fields sns orc hArd N
the foreground next the Pasac River with usct
of ch couHry from Paterson Railway bounded on the
west by the Bloomfield and Orange Mountains On the east
are BRIGHT meadows euvroning the Hackensack River Der
zen ana the City Of Newlok rsng above L aud backed
by the Loug Island shs Greenwood and the fyersresn
and Cyprs Hills On the north the Ramapo hhls the
HaverstTaw Peak Nyack Mountain and the Palisades On
the south Newark Bay Staten Island Narrows and the
Highlands Of Neversnk. with Newark Eizsbethtown Am
boy and RATtsn Bay. 49, -.
In beauty and variety Of scenery IN heathtuness OF CHI
mate In the intelligence and moral order OF It's population
In abort from All Of those considerations which combine to
r,rdera region attractive and desirable family resi-
aence IL believed that the vicinity of Belleve possesses
ADVANTAGE. surpassed by any other place in the vicinity
flew YORK
One half Of the purchase money remain mortgage
Plans drawings and views OF the place BY Coleman may
be sen Al the Office Of and for fan description apply %
HOMER MORGAN No. PIne-st, n 4.