New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05

~ known a. the LAUREL HILL ESTATE ior SAL
This picturesque Country Seat 81 miles rom new
York. via Bellevie Turnpiss situated and also aP-
preached BY beautiful DIVE Of Is minutes from iork
safe The car leave and return Jersey City every half
hour morning and evening and every hou the resi- OF 'ne
be Land consists Of GO acres Of upland and meadow
The Dwelling Houe modern wellbuiit fra med str.e-
ture filed with brick and planned IN the most fashion,
able manner after approved models the Grecian style
The form is that OF the letter 50 feet IN the stem and 70
feet in the bead including eoonnAde OF Ten ionc
forming the bead Of the T. WIDE hall runs through ne
house separating the drawing and eoudou rom ,he
library and dining ball between the latter
contains the stairs and lesd- 10 the Offices buffers pantry
&C The drawing Is II by - feet and other looms IN
proportion sored veTaDca fronts the garden upon
which trained wslsown roses with honeysucke aud
wisisria-
wide eight nohy studded with groups
sged trees OF Tup 100 feet high Oak, Elm Maple aud
Chestnut skrted with dense Of Hemiock and
Cedar, ali Of Eeat ite and picturesque beauty Two se
ways oisohd stone anksd by aonewa wesuAced toward
the lawn, open to the pubic road on the opposite ae Of
which fence separate. the road from the nyer bank
This TiyeT bank Altogether unique IL densey olothed
with HemOck and other eyeeens to the ground
relieved by decduous OF immense size IA
vi which leads TO its forkcd top aaordnE
general view Of the sylvan scene. recently constructed
walk leads from the house into thus picturesque region
passing rustic and bridge OF particular beauty,
10 Kiosk Of rustic structure happily situated for COM
maudng points OF river and distant mountains un-
der this bank Of foliage boathouse and LANDING bau-
traded with ruscwok in keeping with the objects above
and around
den with insulated conservatory hllod with choice
pans and Gardeners House, Carnage HoHses. Stables
Smoke, Ice and Root Houses Also, two Wells Of good
sprins waer and Cisierps Of water Contiguous
to- and back Of the gardens Orchards of valuable Fruit
extending 70 aWoodlsnd Of u sopinE toward thu
composed Of old trees OF variety and
decduous through which drive 10 being made and Pros
pec Tower g. feet high crowned BY Astronomical OBJ
seTyaiOy. constructing the top Of the hill which
will contain Of Ffzs 81 inch AckromAtic telescopes
feet focus eguAiOnsly mounted maguying from ~ 70
SIS times including terrestrial power, 80 times.
This Tower will command q very extensve view, com
prsng rolling woods with cleaning fields and orchards In
the foreground the Passac River with tract
Of rich cousy from Paterson 10 Railway bounded on the
BY the Bloomfield and Orange Mountains On the cast
brgst meadows enyroning the Hsokenssek RIVER ber
Gen ard the City Of New York rising shove IT, aud backed
by the Long Island ghts Greenwood and the Evergreen
ans Cypress is On the north the RAmApo Hills the
HayersIaw Peak, Nyack Mountain, and the Palisades On
the south Newark Bay Staten Island Narows, aud the
Highlands of Neversnk with Newark, Ehzabethtown, Am
boy and Rsritan Bay.
In beauty and variety Of scenery in healthfuness Of c
mate in the Intelligence and moral order of ts population
short from all Of those considerations which combine TO
rendeIa region attractive and desirable family resi-
denoe i. believed that the vicinity Of Beeyle possesses
advantages surpassed by any other place IN the vicinity
OF New lork.
Oue half Of the purchase money remain mortgage
Plans drawipss and views OF the place, BY Coleman may
be s-en 81 the oce Of and for fail description apply
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