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For the american Sentinel.
A marble Tenus,- long has stood,
The noblest work of art
A Venus, is the brightest gem,
That nature does impart.
A Ven,ls, the essential point,


To adorn lawyers case.
The well known signal, Venusis,
To all, in time of peace.
Teuus, the ploughman prompts,
Cheerful to drive his plough.
The soldier for Tenus fights,


For Venus lovers vow.
And Ven1S is the planet seen,


Between the earth and sun,
Thout vert the Tenats prize and queen,
Which merit never won.
In Venice Shylock's treasures lay;
Niiser the badge of Jews;


The wife for a young Ienus sighs,
Ambitious then to see her rise,


And bring the parsons dues.
Mans nobler spirit, clearly can define,
That Venus, corresponds with every line.
Adieu, fair spirit of the skies,


Though worlds revolve between us,
Thy lessons lead me to the prize,


Thy City must be Veaiee.
.The Venus of fMedci
tMs Seward. I. w.