Among the smaller articles were several pairs of andirons, tongs and shovels, bellows, brushes, toasting-forks, and "1 hot rache in cellar," with many blankets, 19 coverlids, pillows, bolsters, bottles and pickle-pots, wine-glasses and pewter water-plates. There were also two tables, one "a mahogany spider-make tea-table, £1 11_s._" and "1 mahogany table £11," showing that articles of this wood obtained good values even then. The list of the goods in all of the rooms of Belvoir is far too long to be given here, but in the dressing-room connected with Colonel Fairfax's bedroom were "1 oval glass in burnished gold, (£5 10_s._), 1 mahogany shaving-table, 1 mahogany desk (£16 16_s._), 4 chairs and covers, 1 mahogany settee bedstead, Saxon green, covers for same, 1 mahogany Pembroke table, dogs, shovel, tongs and fender." It is also a matter of interest to see of what books a library consisted among people who were considered to have a literary bent and to be extensive readers. There is nothing "light" about it, and would to-day be accounted very dull reading. Batavia Illustrated London Magazine, 7 vols. Parkinson's Herbal Knoll's History of the Turkish Empire Coke's Institutes of the Laws of England, 3 vol. England's Recovery Laws of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay Laws of Merchants Laws of Virginia Complete Clerk and Conveyancer Hawkin's Pleas of the Crown Gunnel's Offences of the Realm of England Ainsworth's English and Latin Dictionary Haine's Dictionary of Arts and Sciences Blackmore's Prince Arthur History of the Twelve Cæsars by Suetonius John Calvin's Institution of Religion Fuller's Church History from its Rise Locke on the Human Understanding Hughes's Natural History of Barbadoes A New Body of Geography Croope's Law Reports Heylin's Cosmography, in 4 vols. Collection of Voyages and Travels Political Discourses by Henry, Earl of Monmouth Wooten's State of Christendom Hobart's Law Reports Johnson's Excellency or Monarchical Government Latin and French Dictionary Langley's Pomona, or Gardening A Political Piece Strada's History of the Low Country Wars Spanish and English Dictionary Latin Bible A Poem on Death Judgement & Hell Knox's Martyrology Jacob's Law Dictionary Chamberlayne's Great Britain Laws of His Majesty's Plantations. [Illustration: Figure 55. BED AT SOMERVILLE, N. J.] A bed showing better the handsome solid posts is given in Figure 55. This is also associated with the Father of his Country, for it is in the house at Somerville, N. J., occupied by him as headquarters during one of his campaigns in the Revolutionary War.