In this plate the curtain is suspended between two very tall amphoræ which rest upon books bearing the Greek letters Ὁμ Ἑλ upon their backs; behind the curtain two hogs disport themselves; the circular frame is above them and encloses the representation of a punch bowl, under which is the motto, _Dum vivimus vivamus_. Above all, the shield of arms with the motto on a bend, _Fide et Amicitia_, is graced by grape-vine branches, and the crossed lance and sword. Signed, _F. Mitchell. Del._ 360. HAWKS. _Francis L. Hawks._ Armorial. Motto, _Never check_. Clergyman and author. Left a large collection of books to the New York Historical Society, where they are kept in a room appropriated to their sole occupancy. 361. HAY. _Mr. George Hay._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Serva jugum_. Jurist of Virginia. Prosecutor of Aaron Burr. 362. HAY. _Peter Hay. M.D._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Serva jugum_. 363. HAY. _William Robert Hay. M.A._ Plain armorial. No motto. Was a student at the Inner Temple, London, in 1781. 364. HAYNE. _Isaac Hayne._ Armorial. Revolutionary patriot. Born, 1745; hanged by the British in Charleston, S.C., 1742. 365. HAYNE. _Robert Hayne._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. No motto. 366. HAYS. _Barrack Hays._ Landscape. The shield rests against a shattered tree. In the distance, hills and water. Signed, _I. Hutt Sculp._ [Illustration: Barrak Hays] 367. HAYWARD. _Benjamin Hayward._ Of Charleston, S.C. 368. HAYWARD. _George Hayward._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. No motto. Flags, cannon, a trumpet, and a lance form the background to the shield; the mantling runs down and joins the flowering branches which are crossed beneath the shield. Below the name which is on the motto-ribbon, hangs a small curtain, probably for the number of the volume. 369. HAYWARD. _Sarah Hayward._ Armorial. The same copper as the above with the first name altered. 370. HAYWARD. _Thomas Hayward._ Armorial. Chippendale. No motto. A signer of the Declaration from South Carolina. 371. HEATH. _John Heath. Boston._ An engraved label in which the sun rises above the name, which is enclosed in festoons and sprays. 372. HEMING. _Samuel Heming. de sancta Anna Parochia in Jamaica. Armigr._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Aut nunquam tentes aut perfice_. Very fine work. 373. HENDERSON. _James Henderson, Williamsburg._ Pictorial. Military. A woodcut very similar to the Timothy Newell. 374. HERBERT. _Herbert._ Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, _Un loy, un roy, un foy_. Not signed, but probably the work of Maverick. 375. HERMAN. _Sum Ex Libris Frederici Hermani, Sapientia praestat divitiis._ Printed label. Of Pennsylvania. 376. HICKS. _Elias Hicks._ Plain armorial. Behind the shield a sword is seen and on its belt the motto is given, _Tout en bonne heure_. Signed, _P. Maverick. S._ Distinguished Quaker preacher. 377. HICKS. _Elias Hicks._ Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, _Judicemur agendo_. Signed, _Rollinson Sct._