BROOKLYN.
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Nature seems to have formed this beautiful
spot, when most bonntiful in her gifts.-The


scenery of this delightful place, combine the


grand and the beautiful. The stranger or


citizen who wishes fine prospect of our CITY


and har bour should visit Brooklin- nights, and


If ne wish rest and refreshment, call on our


good old friend Mr. Hanes-bis salubrious


air, pleasant Garden, and superior accommo-
datlons In every respect, will not fail, both to
refresh and please, all who honour him with
visit. We lament that our avocations are
SO many, and SO pressing as to deprive us of
the pleasure we might otherwise enjoy in our
visits to the Garden of our friend, those who
are fortunately in possession gilmore time than
we are, should..not be backward in giving Mr..
danes that encouragement, which his health
lnl place, abundant provisions, and merit
deserve.