Plain armorial. Motto, _Fari quae sentiat_. Very pretty mantling. A second motto above the crest, _Nil admirari_. The Virginia orator. 715. RANDOLPH. _John Randolph Junr._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Faro quae sentiat_. A very handsome plate. The shield is oval in form and is raised upon an elaborate frame, trimmed upon its upper edge with a garland of roses, and with the shell-edging at the base; at the left a cupid is just coming into view, holding up the festoon of flowers as he comes. The motto is on a ribbon at the base, and the name on a small curtain whose ends are thrust through the scrolls of the frame. Of Virginia. 716. RANDOLPH. _Peyton Randolph. Esqr._ Armorial. Late Jacobean. No motto. Signed, _BATH. I. Skinner_. First President of Congress. 717. RANDOLPH. _Ryland Randolph._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Fari quae sentiat_. This plate is like the Powell and Morgan plates, but is superior to them in all ways; undoubtedly of English make. Of Virginia. 718. RAPHAEL. _B. J. Raphael. M.D._ Pictorial. A hand holding a surgeon’s knife; clouds about. Signed, _Rohun and Co^{m}. Louisville. Ky._ 719. RAPHAEL. _B. J. Raphael. M.D._ Pictorial. A skull and crossed bones. Of Kentucky. 720. RAY. _Robert Ray._ Plain armorial. Motto, _J’espère en Dieu_. Of New York. 721. READ. _Cha. Read of New Jersey, Esqr._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Nec spe nec metu_. A peculiar plate: the shield is surmounted by highly rolled mantling from which lances depend at either side and suspend the motto-ribbon. Father of the Colonel Read who figured in the “Joseph Reed Controversy.” 722. READ. _Wm. Read._ Plain armorial. The shield is fastened to a tree, the branches of which are made to resemble mantling, though there is no helmet. Motto, _Indefessus vigilando_. Of Maryland. 723. REED. _Catherine P. Reed. Saybrook, Conn._ A printed name-label with ornamental type border. On green paper. 724. REED. _Elijah F. Reed’s._ Literary. An exact reduced copy of the plate of Thomas Robbins, even the motto being identical. 725. REVERLY. _Henry Reverly._ Armorial. Chippendale. Signed, _F. Kirk Sc._ 726. REYNOLDS. _Hannah Reynolds._ A name-label. The oval frame holding the name is festooned with flowers and wheat stalks; an urn rests upon the frame. 727. RICHARDS. _The property of Mrs. Sally Richards. 1794._ A plain name-label in an ornamental type border. 728. RICKETS. _William Rickets Esqr._ Plain armorial. Very copious mantling rises high above the shield, and falls low on either side. Of New York. 729. RIDDLE’S LIBRARY. _J. Riddle’s Circulating Library. Shakespear Head, No. 74 South 8th opposite to Sansom Strt. Philadelphia._ Pictorial. A good head of Shakespeare is in the centre of the design; this copy is numbered 665, showing a fair-sized number of books. 730. RIVOIRE. _Paul Rivoire._