Philadelphia, [blank] 1809. Sir, His Excellency the governor having commissioned our Peter Kuhn, an auctioneer for this city, we beg leave to trouble you with this address, to make known that we have taken the auction stores lately occupied by Mr. T.B. Freeman, and that we are now prepared to execute the duties of auctioneers and commission merchants. Should you be pleased to commit any business to our charge, permit us to assure you, that our best exertions will be used for your interest, and confidently flatter ourselves to merit a continuance of your friendship. / :
Published: (1809)
