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Original 1826 National Intelligencer Newspaper Lot – Washington, D.C. – Early American Political History
Offered here is an original bound group of three 1826 issues of the National Intelligencer, published in Washington, D.C. during the early United States / John Quincy Adams era.
Visible issues include:
National Intelligencer – Tuesday, March 7, 1826
National Intelligencer – Thursday, March 9, 1826
National Intelligencer – Saturday, March 11, 1826
This historic newspaper was one of the major political papers of the period and includes early 19th-century coverage of Congress, Washington affairs, Supreme Court/legal notices, political proceedings, public notices, advertisements, and period commentary. There also appear to be articles/discussions related to slavery and anti-slavery sentiment, making this a strong early American history piece.
The papers are bound together along the left edge and remain readable/displayable. A great item for collectors of early American newspapers, Washington D.C. history, political memorabilia, slavery/abolition history, or original 1800s printed ephemera.
