Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Beata Domus, Custodita Sic Cuja Deo Domino Est_. The shield, with its motto-ribbon and flowery ornamentation, seems to be held up by the winged female who grasps the portcullis of the crest. Below the shield a patch of ground is strewn with books and writing material. A dwarfed weeping willow bends mournfully at the left. Signed on an unrolled sheet of paper, _Maverick Scp._ Was a prisoner in a sugar-house in New York during the Revolutionary War, which suggested the crest; he had no right to the arms. 103. BRAZER. _John Brazer._ Plain armorial. Shaded mantling. Motto, _Try_. Of Salem, Mass. 104. BREARLY. _David Brearly._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Honor virtutis praemium_. A large plate; attributed to Vallance. Jurist, of Trenton, N.J. A brave officer in the Revolution. 105. BRIDGEN. _Charles Bridgen._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Probitate et industria_. This plate is not signed, but it is very probably the work of Maverick. 106. BRIMAGE. _William Brimage._ Plain armorial. Impaling Gilbert. Arms closely surrounded by a garter on which the name appears. Motto below, _Deus dux certus_. Of Virginia. 107. BRISBANE. _William Brisbane._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Dabit otia Deus_. 108. BROOKS. _Benjamin S. Brooks._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Sustinere_. Signed, _A. D._ (Amos Doolittle). 109. BROWN. _David Paul Brown._ Plain armorial. Motto, _Patria cara_, _carior libertas_. Signed, _C. P. H. St._ Lawyer, of Philadelphia. 110. BROWN. _The Property of Jacob Brown._ Pictorial. The interior of a library is depicted, within an oval frame which is ornamented above with a ribbon and a spray of holly; the name is given on the fluttering ends of the ribbon. The central portion of the library is occupied by a couch, covered with striped cloth, on which a youth, dressed in the height of the fashion, reclines; a book is laid upon the convenient corner of the table, and he is reading from this; behind him the shelves of books are seen partly covered by a curtain; through the window are seen the nodding pines; the carpet is adorned with thirteen stars. The following lines are given below the frame:-- _Weigh well each thought, each sentence freely scan,_ _In Reason’s balance try the works of man;_ _Be bias’d not by those who praise or blame,_ _Nor, Servile, Yield opinion to a Name._ Signed, _Engrd. by P. R. Maverick 65 Liberty Street_. As the name _Jacob Brown_ is not engraved, but is printed by hand, it is quite likely that this plate was for promiscuous use; either to be filled up with the name of any who ordered it, or to be pasted in the books sold by some bookseller. 111. BROWN. _John Carter Brown._ Crest only. Motto, _Gaudeo_. 112. BROWN. _Thomas Brown._ Armorial. Arms, ... on a chevron, between three leopards’ heads cabossed, or as many escallops.... Crest, an eagle’s head erased or. Motto, _En espérance je vie_. Signed by Hurd.