975. YOUNG. _The Property of Ammi B. Young. Lebanon. N.H._ A small, neatly engraved label. 976. YOUNG. _Thomas J. Young._ Rector of St. Michael’s Church, Charleston, S.C. Born, 1803. Three plates. 977. YOUNG. _William Young._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Labore_. This plate has very flowing mantling, which terminates at either side in eagles’ heads; from their beaks depend the slight festoons which place the plate in the Ribbon and Wreath class. 978. UNIDENTIFIED. (Name defaced.) _Property of......... Bookbinder, U. S. A._ Pictorial. An open book; on the first page, a cradle; on the second, a coffin; behind the book, a sword, quill, and anchor. The following mottoes are used:-- _See some strange comfort ev’ry state attend._ POPE. _Ah, when the dream of life shall be passed, what will have availed all its agitation, if it leave not one trace of utility behind?_ VOLNEY. _Crescit amor nummi. Stultum est in alieno foro sigitare._ A very rude woodcut. 979. UNIDENTIFIED. (Name defaced.) Pictorial. An eagle soars aloft, bearing an oval frame with the name of the owner upon it; the broad rays of the sun behind the eagle light up the pine trees on the distant hill-tops. In the lower right-hand corner the smoke rises from the chimney of a house whose roof is just visible, shaded by a peculiar tree. 980. UNIDENTIFIED. (Name defaced.) Pictorial. An eagle holding a small United States shield in his beak, and a ribbon on which the United States motto is given, _E pluribus unum_. In the oval beneath, _Use this carefully and return it immediately_. A Bible under all. Signed, _W. Barber. Sculpt._ 981. UNIDENTIFIED. Armorial. Arms, Vert three garbs ppr. Crest, a swarm of bees about a hive. Chippendale. Motto, _Libertas et patria mea_. Signed, _H. Dawkins Sculpt._ 982. UNIDENTIFIED. Pictorial. Within an oval frame we see the interior of a large room, which might be a library but looks more like a school-room; seated at a desk in the centre of the room is a man in the elaborate costume of the gentleman of the last century; books are before him, and on the floor beside him; a large globe is at hand; the appearance of the seated scholar is that of a professor waiting for his class to file in. The name is given upon a ribbon which is tied above, but it has been cut out of the specimen at hand. Signed, _A. Godwin. Sculp._ ADDITIONS WHILE PRINTING. 983. BOSTON. _Boston Architectural Library._ A large label made up of type ornaments and a woodcut festoon. 984. CHAMPION. _Epaphroditus Champion, Jr._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Pro rege et patria_. Signed, _P. Maverick, Sc._ 985. CHIN. _Henry Chin._ Armorial. Virginia. 986. EDGAR. _William Edgar._ Plain armorial. No motto. Of New Jersey. 987. HAVERHILL. _Haverhill Library._ (Mass.) A small woodcut label; festoons and an ancient coin. 988. KUNZE. _Johann Christopher Kunze, Prediger in Philadelphia._ Pastor of a Lutheran Church in Philadelphia. Printed label.