Name-label. Very much in the style of pen flourishes. 830. STOCKTON. _Richard Stockton, A.M._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Omnia Deo pendent_. Books are shown at either side of the shield. Signer of the Declaration and father of Commodore Stockton of New Jersey. 831. STONE. _Wm. L. Stone._ Pictorial. An eagle struggling with a serpent rises into the clouds with it, and bears an open scroll in one talon on which we read, _Demagogues may frown and Factions rage--Traitors may sigh and Tyrants weep, but Freemen will rejoice for...._ A ribbon above the eagle bears the motto, _Justice, Truth_. Signed, _R. Rawdon. Alby._ Author and editor. 832. STOTT. _Ebenezer Stott._ Armorial. Of Virginia. 833. STOWE. _Stowe._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Inter feros per crucem ad coronam_. Calvin Ellis Stowe, clergyman, and husband of Harriet Beecher Stowe. 834. STRINGER. _Samuel Stringer._ Armorial. Chippendale. No motto. Signed, _H. D. fecit_. Prominent physician in Eastern New York State. Born in Maryland, 1734. 835. STROBEL. _Martin Strobel. Charleston. S.C._ Literary. Identical with the George Goodwin and the Frederick Marsh plates. 836. STURGES. _John Sturges._ Armorial. Signed by Maverick. No further information is obtainable. 837. STUYVESANT. _Peter Gerard Stuyvesant._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Jovae praestat fidere quam homine_. 838. SULLIVAN. _John Sullivan._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Modestia victorix_. Signed, _J. Callender Scp._ Of New Hampshire. Major-General in the Revolutionary army. 839. SUMNER. _Thos. W. Sumner._ Name engraved upon a sable tablet; festoon of cloth above. 840. SUMNER. _W. H. Sumner._ Plain armorial. Motto, _In medio tutissimus ibis_. The plate of Gen. William Hyslop Sumner. Born, Dorchester, Mass., 1780; died, 1861. 841. Supreme Council 33°. _Supreme Council 33° of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction U. S. A._ Masonic emblems. A triangle with _33_ within it; above a regal crown is shone upon by the full rays of the sun; a double-headed eagle grasps a sword. Motto, _Deus meumque jus_. 842. SWAN. _James Swan._ Armorial. Pictorial. Supporters, a Scotchman in tartan and an Indian holding a tobacco-plant. Motto, _Dum spiro spero_. Signed, _Callender Sc._ A beehive at the right, and at the left a view of the ocean, with distant sail in sight. Merchant, politician, scholar, and author before the age of 22. Born in Scotland; came to Boston when very young; a member of the “Tea Party”; wounded at Bunker Hill; went to France and made a fortune; through trouble with a German correspondent he was imprisoned in St. Pelagie, Paris, for fifteen years; died, Paris, 1831. 843. SWETT. _J. B. Swett._