Pictorial. The scene is out of doors and the sun rises in full strength behind a long oval frame on which the name is engraved. A little patch of earth, two well-grown trees, and scant herbage complete the accessories. Signed, _Callender Sc._ 23. ANDREWS. _Eliza Andrews._ Pictorial. Exactly the same as the succeeding, with the exception of the change in the name and the omission of the engraver’s signature. 24. ANDREWS. _Henry Andrews._ Pictorial: representing Minerva, crowned, with spear and shield: the owl sits upon a convenient pedestal. The name of the owner is put upon the edge of the shield which the goddess rests upon the ground. Signed, _S. Harris. Sc._ 25. ANTILL. _Edwad. Antill. Esqr., A.M._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Probitas laudatur et alget_. A New Jersey author. Illustrated in “Art Amateur,” April, 1894. 26. APTHORP. _Apthorp._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto-ribbon empty. 27. APTHORP. _East Apthorp, A.M. Cambridge MDCCLXI._ Armorial. Late Jacobean. Motto, _Nemo nisi Christus_. Eminent Episcopal divine, born in Boston, 1733; educated at Cambridge, and died, 1816. 28. APTHORP. _Jno. Apthorp._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Fari quae sentiat_. The same plate as the one mentioned above as having the motto-ribbon empty. In this example the name _Jno._ is written, and so is the motto. 29. APTHORP. _Thomas Apthorp._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Juste rem para_. Flowers, and a huge bee in the decoration. Printed in blue ink. Born, 1741. Died in England. 30. ARCHDEACON. _S. Archdeacon._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Esse quam videri_. Signed, _W. S._ A pretty design, with the caduceus of Mercury introduced in the ornamentation. 31. ARCHER. _William Archer._ Armorial. Of Chesterfield County, Virginia. 32. ARCHER. _William Archer, Powhatan._ A plain label with the name within a type border. 33. ARMISTEAD. _William Armistead._ Armorial. Of Virginia. Of Revolutionary fame. 34. ASHWELL. _Charles Ashwell of Grenada._ Plain armorial. 35. ASSHETON. _Ralph Assheton, M.D., Philadelphia._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _In Domino confido_. Son of the Councillor; studied medicine in Edinburgh. 36. ASSHETON. _Willm. Assheton Esqr. of Barbadoes._ Armorial. Chippendale. Very ornate. No motto. Began the practice of law in Penna., and was afterwards described as “of the Parish of St. Michael’s in Barbadoes, gentleman.” He was Provost-Marshal of Barbadoes. 37. ASSHETON. _William Assheton Esq. of Gray’s Inn, Judge of the Court of Admiralty of Penn. 1718._ Arms, crest, and quarterings. 38. ATKINSON. _Theodore Atkinson._ Armorial. Chippendale. No motto. Signed, _N. Hurd. Scp._ This is the same design that was used in the Wentworth plate, but is much better in execution. The peculiar flow of water from the shell beneath the escutcheon is caught in a bowl: the only instance. Secretary of the colony of New Hampshire, 1741; Chief Justice, 1754; Major-General of militia, 1769; delegate to Congress at Albany, 1754.