Kentucky Gazette (Lexington, Ky.), 1789-1803; The

Title: Kentucky Gazette (Lexington, Ky.), 1789-1803; The
Publisher: John Bradford
Place: Lexington (Ky.)
Date: 1789-1803
Identifier: ISSN: 2638-7239; LCCN: sn82014782; OCLC: 8796976
Continuation of: The Kentucke Gazette (Lexington, Ky.), 1787-1789
Language: English
Temporal coverage: 1789-1803
Geographic coverage: Kentucky
Description: The first newspaper published in the state of Kentucky, according to the Library of Congress Reading Room researchers. It was published as a weekly publication starting on 14 Mar 1789.; Publication frequency: Weekly, Jan. 3, 1798-1803
Related resource: Accessed online at Kentuckynewspapers.org; Kentucky - Eighteenth-Century American Newspapers in the Library of Congress (Serial and Government Publications Division). Library of Congress Reading Room Researcher; About the newspaper at the Library of Congress Chronicling America website

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Title	Class
1791 - Fayette Co., Vanishing Tom	Event
1793 - Scott Co., Storytelling Jeffrey	Event
1795 - Fayette Co., Andrew Absconds	Event
1795 - Fayette Co., Billey and Ned race to freedom	Event
1795 - Fayette Co., Nan slips away	Event
1795 - Scott Co., Esau rides to freedom	Event
1796 - Clark Co., Better to run with	Event
1796 - Scott Co., Creasa self-emancipates	Event
1796 - Scott Co., the escape of "Smiling Moses"	Event
1797 - Madison Co., What Happened to Wat?	Event
1797 - Scott Co., A sensible family escapes	Event
1798 - Fayette Co., Enslaver warns against aid	Event
1798 - Fayette Co., George Linn signs his freedom pass	Event
1798 - Fayette Co., Mr. Kerby's second self-emancipation	Event
1798 - Fayette Co., Sam's second chance	Event
1798 - Madison Co., Nat and Ephraim Steal Away	Event
1799 - Fayette Co., A search for Sharp Moses	Event
1799 - Fayette Co., Dick and Molly flee enslavement	Event
1799 - Fayette Co., Nelly's self-liberation	Event
1799 - Fayette Co., Salley's chance for freedom	Event
1799 - Scott Co., Cato's departure	Event
1799 - Scott Co., Independence Day escape	Event
1799- Shelby Co., Escape of Artful Nelly	Event
1801 - Fayette Co., A woman's flight	Event
1801 - Montgomery Co., Jim and Adam leave well-equipped	Event