New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15
r AUREL HILL ESTATE for SALE

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IL hi. picturesque Country Sess, q ries from Sev-
York wa BeIleviI;e TurnPike. y srnsed and aSo s2
proscled by beautiful DIVE OF ID minutes ION
ard Newark Rrrpsd Depot upon the east bank on tae a.
s,r Ie ear. esv- and return Jersey City every bali
bour morning and evening nd every hour the resi- OF iae
Land consist, of g. sore. Of upland ard meadow
hs elir HOuse is modern welbuii. IRA mel ,frsc-
tur- flied with brick and PL.nned 70 me .,ls
e firm that Of the letter T. 50 feet IN the stem sad 70
FEET in The bead Deudns eolonnsde Of zen lone eoan
IN ant rfurnine on eseh SIDE and AUDITING upon the Was
fruinr TIE Read OF the T. wide hsll runs thrc1sn te
bou. sepasrins the drawing room and eo1dor rom ne
er,;n. ths stars and leads 70 the Offices brers pantry
&c Ne drawing Is IL BY 50 -et sni otncI
proportion two stored versnrs fros.s ne ~
which trained weFgown roses with hoaeysueAe ano
IL mont Of the hou.e and .lOPiue toward the P.ssre Rv
OF uds lawn Of esht molly studded VITA groups
Of .red ,-ses Of uip oo feet high Oak. Elm Aspe AMI
Csnu. .kiritsd with dense masses OF henick Anc
Cedar 81 q great .ss s1d pss0sssTe oesp,y ,,gs
th lawn open 70 the public rosd the opposite side OF
which wire fence separates the road from the river e,nk
with Her oct and ohsr evergeens the ground
and relieved BY decdEous Of immense s1e N one
Of winch leads its forked top ar0rdi
seperI view of the sylvan recently constructed
vsK leads from the house into tins picturesque region
passing many rustic and bridge OF particular beauty
10 Kiosk Of rustic structure hsppiy siastsd for con-
mar dnz many points Of and distant mo1nrsns On-
der this hank OF fohsTe n oosfhouse and anfns oas
traded with rasc-work in keeping with ths objects ABOVE
and around ....
In The rear OF the house there extensive nover gar
Zen with an insulated conservatory, filed with choice
rsrts ard Gardeners HOuse Carnage Hoses, Stables
Spoke Ice and Root Houses Also. two Wells OF good
sprur WATER and two Cstcrns Of rain water Contiguous
=, and back OF the cardes Orchards Of valuable Fruit
exippdns to Woodland Of ~ sopinr toward the
east composed Of old OF variety evergreen and
6eciduous through which drive beng MADE and Pros
pect Tower g. feet high crowned By an nnich OBJ
servorY now constructing the top Of the hill winch
will contain Of Fits y neh acaroac telescopes
feet focus equatcriaiy mounted mAgmtyins trom fzo
SIS tines including = terrestrial power 30 tunes
This Tower viii command very extensive view com
prspg ruling woods with cleaning fields and orc naus IN
The foreground: next the Passsc River with track
of ch cousy from Paterson Railway bounded on the
west by the Bloomfield aud Orange Mountains On the east
are ght mesdows envroning the Hsckenssck RIVER per
gen and the City NewNork rising above II AID oscked
by the Long Island FL ghts Greenwood and the cen
ana Cyrress Bills On the north the Ranlapo hls the
Hsyerstraw Peak Nysck Mountain, and the Palisades On
the south are Newark Bay Staten Island Naows and the
Highlands Of Neversnk with Newark EiiEabethown AM
boy and Rartan Bay. =,
In beauty and variety fscenery in healthfuness OF c
rs,e in the intelligence and moral order OF It's population
IN short from a, OF those considerations which eomoins 70
renders region attractive and desirable a. family resi-
depce il is believed that the vicinity OF Beievie posss
advsriages surpassed by any other place IN the vicinity
ofNe%-York
half OF the purchase money remain on mortgage
Plans drawiuss end OF the place, BY Coleman may
be srsn AZ the Office OF and for full description apply %
HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-st., n. Y.