[585.] Moore. Lambert Moore. Esqr.
Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, Virtus interrita pergit. This plate is not signed, but is unmistakably the work of Dawkins. The half-draped female on the left side is the same as that on the Whitehead Hicks plate, and the music-making shepherd on the right is reversed from the Benjamin Kissam plate.
[586.] Moore. Nathl. F. Moore.
Armorial. Ribbon and Wreath. No motto. Signed, P. Maverick. Of New York. President of Columbia College, 1842-1849.
[587.] Moore. Saml. W. Moore.
Plain armorial. Motto, Non est vivere sed valere vita. Of New York.
[588.] Moreau. John B. Moreau.
Literary. The name on an open book, floating in the clouds.
[589.] Morgan. John Morgan. M.D. Philadelphia.
Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, Fama praestante praestantior virtus. This plate is not signed, but is very much in the style of Dawkins’ work. A cupid sits on a flourish of the decoration and pats a large bust on its crown, presumably representing sculpture. At the other side two cupids discuss astronomical problems with a globe for reference. One of these little fellows is an African evidently. Eminent physician educated abroad. One of the founders of the American Philosophical Society, 1769.