A White Fugitive from Slavery

Title: A White Fugitive from Slavery
Is part of: Vermont Phoenix, The
Publisher: G.W. Nichols & W.E. Ryther, <Sept. 19, 1834-<1836>; W.E. Ryder, <1836-1847>; Ryther & Platt, <1847-1850>; O.H. Platt, <1851>; C. Cummings, <1857-1864>; C.S. Prouty, <1863-1864>; Brown & Prouty, <1865-1867>; Brown, Prouty & Co., <1868>-1871; Prouty & Stedman, 1871-1874; French & Stedman, 1874-<1876>
Place: Brattleboro, VT
Date: 12 May 1843
Language: English
Temporal coverage: 1834-1955
Description: From the article, "A Mr. Lee, of Maysville, Kentucky, advertises seven runaway slaves, and among them is a female, whom he thus describes: "Fanny, the mother of the four children, is about 25 years of age, white as most white women, straight light hair!"; Accessed online at Newspapers.com
Related resource: https://www.newspapers.com/image/48874934
Bibliographic citation: About the Vermont Phoenix. Library of Congress, <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn98060050/>

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