Armorial. Chippendale. Motto, Vigila. Signed, A. Anderson, Sculp. The original plate had only the last name engraved; the first name was added afterwards and evidently by a different hand. This plate is sometimes found with the name of his brother, John, written in before the family name, indicating perhaps that the plate was designed for the general use of the family. This is the plate of Dr. Anderson, the first engraver in wood in America.
[19.] Andover. Institutio Theologica Andover. Fundata MDCCCVII.
A severely plain pediment, raised upon Doric columns, bearing on the architrave the name. A blaze of glory above has in the centre the words, יהוה. Similar rays shine over the open Bible at the foot, on which is written, Ps. cxix, 169, and JOH. xvii, 17. On the base are the words, ΑΚΟΓΩΝΙ ΣΟΥ ΧΡΙΚΤΟΥ.
[20.] Andrew. John Andrew.
Pictorial. The implements of the engraver lie scattered upon the bench: the name is given in fac-simile of the autograph.
[21.] Andrews. Armorial. Of Virginia.
[22.] Andrews.—— Andrews. (First name obliterated.)
Pictorial. The scene is out of doors and the sun rises in full strength behind a long oval frame on which the name is engraved. A little patch of earth, two well-grown trees, and scant herbage complete the accessories. Signed, Callender Sc.
[23.] Andrews. Eliza Andrews.
Pictorial. Exactly the same as the succeeding, with the exception of the change in the name and the omission of the engraver’s signature.