National Intelligencer Newspaper 1828 [143861]

19TH CENTURY NEWSPAPERSIncludes Washington's Daily National Intelligencer from Saturday, June 7, 1828; a single page of The New York Sun for Wednesday, April 2, 1834; Four Saturday editions of the Ill

Paper of Washington D.C. Mentions the fall of the Alamo. Dated April 16th, 1836. 20" x 18".

10 issues of this 19th Century newspaper.

A collection of 16 early printed newspapers (19th C) from the United States with articles related to the War of 1812 and polar expeditions. Includes: NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER NEWSPAPER, Washington D.C.,

Bound copies of the Daily National Intelligencer newspaper from the United States House of Representatives Library. Newspapers date from July 1, 1841 to December 31, 1841, Vol. XXIX, No. 8852-9009. St

ALEXANDER H. STUART OWNED BOUND WASHINGTON POLITICAL NEWSPAPER, "National Intelligencer", Vol. 38, No. 5395 to 5538, January 3, 1837 to December 30, 1837, published by Gales & Seaton, each issue with

Framed 26"x20" under UV plexiglass is John Quincy Adams' last State of the Union Address 1828 Broadside Printing. The National Intelligencer - Extra December 2, 1828 of wove stock printed in recto onl

[Presidents] Four Newspapers Pertaining to Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Zachary Taylor, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Newspapers include: National Intelligencer, Washington, Oct. 23, 1807, with a

Heading: (Daily National Intelligencer) Author: Title: Daily National Intelligencer Vol. XXIX, No. 8723 Place Published: Washington, DC Publisher:Gales & Seaton Date Published: 1841 De

A group of 7 newspapers containing reports of John Brown and Harper's Ferry. The National Intelligencer. 2 issues (incomplete run). Washington, 1859. Folio, 21 3/4 x 26 1/4 in., 4 pp., 2 issues number

Two D.C. Newspapers Subscribed to by Future Presidents Fillmore & Polk A pair of newspapers subscribed to by Presidents Fillmore and Polk. Two issues of the "Daily National Intelligencer" or "Nati

1858-1863. Includes The Congressional Globe, The Evening Star, and The National Intelligencer.

Newspaper Grouping, authentic issues of the Daily National Intelligencer, August 7, 21, 26, and 28, 1845, each 4pp., disbound, slighly rough at spine, VG. Each issue containis detailed text on the, "R

Newspaper Group, nine consecutive issues of the National Intelligencer, Washington. July 31, 1839 through August 31, 1839, each 4pp., all still bound together (easily separated), disbound from larger

Details: 6pcs Philadelphia Washington Americana ANTIQUE AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS 1807-1835 United States' Gazette The Globe Telegraph National Intelligencer Washington DCThis group features 6 antique news

MONROE, JAMES State of the Union Address in the National Intelligencer, 1819. Washington: 7 December 1819. An Extra issue of the National Intelligencer printing Monroe's long address to Congress in fo

[POLITICS]. National Intelligencer. Vol. XXXIV, No. 4878. Washington, DC: Gales & Seaton, 5 March 1833. Containing Andrew Jackson's inaugural address. 4pp., folio, 18 x 20 in. Disbound (fully separate

TEN issues of the National Intelligencer, published at Washington between December 31, 1811 and January 28, 1812. Each four pages complete. Much political news and ads. Fine. Folio. Reserve: $80.00 Sh

The December 26, 188 issue of the National Intelligencer, printed at Washington City, four folio pages. Extensive article of debates in Congress regarding relations with Great Britain and lead up to t

The National Intelligencer for January 4, 1812 printed at Washington City. Early reports of events that would led to the War of 1812 as well as much other political content. Fine, folio, four pages co

with four character reign mark of the Xuande emperor, alternating panels of birds and landscapes, 2 x 8-5/8 in.; stored in a lidded Asian wood box, with a copy of The Daily Intelligencer newspaper dat

[BUCHANAN, James (1791-1868), his copy]. Daily National Intelligencer. Death of Daniel Webster. Washington D.C.: Gales & Seaton, 25 October 1852. Vol. 40, No. 12,374. 4pp., folio (597 x 483 mm), old f

ANDREW JACKSON'S STATE OF THE UNION SPEECH Broadside, 1p. folio, an "Extra" from the National Intelligencer, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1832, reprinting the contents of Jackson's State of the Union address to C

Speeches Of Mr. H. Hall of Vermont, on the Virginia Bounty Land Claims, Delivered in the House of Representatives of the U.S. June 16 and 25, 1842. Printed in Washington At The National Intelligencer