RARE 1825 Inauguration Newspaper National Intelligencer John Quincy Adams JQA For Sale

HISTORICAL SUMMARY & LOGISTICS• Title: Daily National Intelligencer• Date: Friday, March 4, 1825 (Volume XIII / Number 8782)• Location: Published in Washington, D.C., by Gales & Seaton (Printers to Congress)• Format: Complete 4-Page Edition (One large folio sheet folded in half, printed on all sides)• Condition: Good (G). Printed on original, authentic 1820s rag-linen paper. Shows expected edge tears, age-related browning (toning), and localized staining consistent with a 200-year-old historic document. The typography remains sharp, flat, and 100% readable everywhere. Full condition is transparently represented in the listing photographs.CRITICAL HISTORICAL CONTENTThis spectacular, complete primary source was printed in Washington, D.C., on the exact morning of March 4, 1825—Inauguration Day for John Quincy Adams. It captures the nation's capital at an epic crossroads, documenting minute-by-minute logistics of the transition of power alongside massive social and legal history milestones:• OFFICIAL INAUGURATION PROCEEDINGS: Features a prominent page 3 layout titled "THE INAUGURATION" outlining the exact schedule, marshal placements, and Congressional procession order as power officially transferred away from outgoing President James Monroe to John Quincy Adams.• THE INAUGURATION BALL PUBLIC NOTICE: Contains an original, highly unique public notice outlining the carriage traffic laws and rules for high-society citizens arriving at the Assembly Rooms for the Grand Inauguration Ball this evening.• CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL & THE "ANTELOPE" SUPREME COURT CASE: Records landmark federal legal actions, including Chief Justice John Marshall delivering judgments from the bench regarding the highly famous, historic Supreme Court Case of the vessel The Antelope.• LAKE SUPERIOR MINING & NATIVE AMERICAN DEBATES: Features extensive multi-column reporting detailing Senator Benton's speeches regarding a bill to treat with the Chippewa Nation for strategic silver and copper mining rights around Lake Superior.• VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE LIBERIA DISPATCHES: Contains an early legal notice tracking the Virginia assembly authorizing implements, clothing, and machinery specifically for the use of the early historical colonists at Liberia, Africa.This is an authentic newspaper from 1825. Not a copy or reprint.