NEWSPAPER ANTIQUE 1799 SALEM GAZETTE mentions George Washington and A.Hamilton For Sale

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NEWSPAPER ANTIQUE 1799 SALEM GAZETTE mentions George Washington and A.Hamilton:
$30.00

THE SALEM GAZETTE NEWSPAPER Friday, May 17, 1799 Mentions Gen. Geo. Washington and Alexander Hamiltonthis was while George Washington was still alive. He died just several months later on December 12th, 1799

Page 1-2 Detailed YELLOW FEVER ESSAY
Page 2 col c Foreign Intelligence from Turkey, France, Germany, England, etc.
Page 2 col d The General Society of Cincinnati at their meeting elected
-----*General George Washington as President Gen
-----*Maj. General Alexander Hamilton as vice President Gen ( of the society, I suppose)
Page 3 col b The Frigate, THE UNITED STATES sailed in conjunction with THE CONSTITUTION
Page 4 col c ESCAPED FROM GAOL (jail) 20 Dollars Reward
item has some partial tears at the folds--see photos w/ a pen inserted in the tear

This antique newspaper, the Salem Gazette from 1799, is a rare gem for collectors of historical artifacts. The paper mentions prominent figures like General George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, making it an invaluable addition to any collection. The country of origin for this piece is the United States, adding to its historical significance. The newspaper falls under the categories of pre-1900, newspapers, paper, and collectibles. It is a must-have for history buffs and collectors alike. With its unique content and age, this piece is sure to be a conversation starter in any collection. Add this to your collection today and own a piece of American history.