Armorial. Chippendale. Mottoes, Luceo non uro. The date 1766 is written on the copy before me.
[541.] McLean. Hugh McLean.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. Motto, Altera merces, and Virtus durissima terit. Signed, Maverick Sct. Oak leaves and branches used in the decoration.
[542.] McMurtrie. Henry McMurtrie.
Pictorial. Landscape. The frame is oval in form; the rising sun discloses a small island on which are five trees in a straight row; the bank at the left hand also has a similar row of five trees, and in the immediate foreground a few piles of stone and more trees are seen. The name is on a ribbon under the picture. Signed, Smither Sculpt. A physician of Philadelphia.
[543.] McMurtrie. Henry McMurtrie.
Literary. Books are piled upon a table; the serpent of Æsculapius carries the motto-ribbon on which are the words, Respice finum. Cupid weeps beside a mortuary urn whose tip is aflame. An open book seems to have two words on the pages. The first one is Rush. The whole design is enclosed in a circle about which numerous clouds hover. Signed, Fairman del. Kearny Sc. The Philadelphia physician.
[544.] McTavish. John McTavish.
Plain armorial. Motto, Non oblitus. Of Maryland.
[545.] Mackay. James Mackay. Belfast.