Medals, miniature and profile painting and shades The publick are respectfully informed, that the artists, who took the most correct likeness of the president of the United States ... are at the house of Mr. John Coburn, in State-Street, and will continue for one month only; to take the most correct likenesses in two minutes sitting.

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