RARE 1824 Campaign Newspaper The National Intelligencer Jackson Adams Election For Sale

HISTORICAL SUMMARY & LOGISTICS• Title: Daily National Intelligencer• Date: Wednesday, June 2, 1824 (Volume XII / Number 8549)• 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 stock. Shows expected age-related browning (toning), localized staining, and typical minor edge tears from historical handling. Please note: There is a patch of paper loss at the top right corner of the front page, but it is entirely confined to the blank margin and does NOT affect or compromise any of the text columns. The typography remains bold, flat, and 100% readable everywhere. A fantastic, complete 200+ year old election broadsheet. Full condition is transparently represented in the listing photographs.CRITICAL HISTORICAL CONTENTThis complete 1824 primary source catches the nation’s capital during a monumental era of geographic expansion and military reporting, capturing critical foundational legal and naval milestones:• U.S.S. PEACOCK LIGHTNING STRIKE DISPATCH: Features an incredible, gripping page 3 maritime report from Captain William Carter detailing the United States\' sloop of war Peacock being struck by lightning at sea, resulting in multiple casualties.• ARKANSAS TERRITORY BOUNDARY ACT: Contains a massive multi-column legal document on page 2 outlining the official Congressional act signed by James Monroe and Henry Clay establishing the western boundary line of the early Arkansas Territory.• WYANDOT NATIVE AMERICAN LAND RESERVATION: Records official Congressional committee updates regarding the federal preservation and boundary settings of the Wyandot Tribe land tract within the Delaware Land District of Ohio.• 1824 MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR RETURNS: Documents early Jacksonian-era state voting demographics, tracking the successful re-election of William Eustis following a fierce statewide ballot.• EARLY CAPITALIST LOTTERIES & COMMERCE: Packed with dense early 1820s advertising typography, including high-contrast promotional layouts for the Washington Monument Lottery and the New York Literature Lottery, local estate sales for the plantation of Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer, and a historic $100 runaway reward notice.This is an authentic 1824 rag-paper newspaper printed in Washington, D.C., NOT a modern reproduction, souvenir print, or photocopy