Armorial. Late Jacobean. Motto, _I pensieri stretti ed il viso sciolto_. Of Virginia. 531. LUKENS. _John Lukens._ Armorial. 532. MCALISH. Armorial. 533. MCCOMB. _John McComb._ Plain armorial. No motto. The plate is enclosed within a frame made of a festoon of oak leaves above, and straight lines below. 534. MCCOUN. _Wm. T. McCoun._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Semper paratus_. Signed, _Rollinson. S._ Of New York. 535. MCDOWALL. _William McDowall. Esqr. One of His Majtes. Council in ye Island of St. Christopher in America._ An old armorial plate of which no further information has been noted. 536. MCFARLAN. _Frederick Mc. Farlan._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _This I’ll defend_. Of Pennsylvania. 537. MCILVAINE. _Bloomfield McIlvaine._ Pictorial. An angel seated among the clouds holding a tablet upright upon her knee, is writing upon it with a quill. A very pretty design. Signed, _I. J. Barralet, inv._ _J. H. Seymour Sc._ Lieutenant United States Navy. 538. MCKELDEN. _Andrew McKelden._ Pictorial. The arms of the United States finely engraved within a circular frame. Motto, _E pluribus unum_. The name of the owner written within the circle. Signed, _Leonard Sculpt._ 539. MCKENZIE. _Kenneth McKenzie._ Armorial. A Virginia physician. 540. MCKENZIE. _William McKenzie. Surgeon._ Armorial. Chippendale. Mottoes, _Luceo non uro_. The date 1766 is written on the copy before me. 541. MCLEAN. _Hugh McLean._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Altera merces_, and _Virtus durissima terit_. Signed, _Maverick Sct._ Oak leaves and branches used in the decoration. 542. MCMURTRIE. _Henry McMurtrie._ Pictorial. Landscape. The frame is oval in form; the rising sun discloses a small island on which are five trees in a straight row; the bank at the left hand also has a similar row of five trees, and in the immediate foreground a few piles of stone and more trees are seen. The name is on a ribbon under the picture. Signed, _Smither Sculpt._ A physician of Philadelphia. 543. MCMURTRIE. _Henry McMurtrie._ Literary. Books are piled upon a table; the serpent of Æsculapius carries the motto-ribbon on which are the words, _Respice finum_. Cupid weeps beside a mortuary urn whose tip is aflame. An open book seems to have two words on the pages. The first one is _Rush_. The whole design is enclosed in a circle about which numerous clouds hover. Signed, _Fairman del. Kearny Sc._ The Philadelphia physician. 544. MCTAVISH. _John McTavish._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Non oblitus_. Of Maryland. 545. MACKAY. _James Mackay. Belfast._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Delectando pariterque monendo_. A resident of Virginia about the year 1760. 546. MACKEY. _Albert G. Mackey. M.D._ Plain armorial. Motto, _My might makes right_. Physician and author of Charleston, S.C. 547. MAGILL. _John Magill._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Perit ut vivat_. Signed, _J. Smither Sct._ Of Maryland.