THE HERALD OF FREEDOM & THE FEDERAL ADVERTISER, Boston, April 10, 1789  This is a very historically significant issue, reporting the official results of George Washington being elected President of the United States.
Page 3 has: "Interesting Intelligence" that includes:"...On the Monday following, (6th inst.) by the arrival of the Hon. Richard H. Lee, from Virginia, a quorum was formed of the Senate of the United States, when they proceeded agreeably to the Constitution, and made choice of the Hon. John Langdon, Esq., of New Hampshire, for their President, pro tempore, who, in a convocation of both Houses, sorted and counted the votes for President--which are as follows: His Excellency George Washington 69, being the whole number; His Excellency John Adams 34, Hon. John Jay 9, Hon. R. H. Harrison 6, Hon. John Rutledge 6, His Excellency John Hancock 4..." with a few more results.
Then: "The Senate then made choice of Charles Thompson, Esq. to bear the dispatches to the President General, and Mr. Sylvanus Bourne, to bear the dispatches to the Vice President. Mr. Thompson proceeded on the 7th inst. to Virginia and it is expected the President will arrive at the seat of government in all this month. He will be taken from the Jersey shore in an elegant barge, now building for the purpose. Preparations are making for fire-works, parade of the militia, illumination etc. to demonstrate the joyful feelings which his arrival cannot fair to inspire...".
Truly an historic report.  The 'Gazette of the United States', published in New York City, reported this news in their April 15 issue.
Four pages, never bound nor trimmed, an ornate masthead, very nice condition.