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Information about legal issues and law in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.

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1900-12-13, Richmond Times; notice of the friendly suit to clear title and settle debts of Van Lew’s estate
1901-02-06, Richmond Times; Van Lew house to be auctioned unless a private bid is made – no offers yet
1901-04-03, Richmond Dispatch; there has been only one offer for the Van Lew mansion ($15,000), and will be sold at auction “within the next few weeks”
1901-06-05, Richmond Times; sales notice for the Van Lew property – includes very detailed description of the house and grounds
1901-06-25, Richmond Dispatch; Van Lew property sold to the Virginia Club for $13,000
1901-07-07, Richmond Times; Virginia Club turns over the Van Lew property to J. S. Moore as a holding action
1901-07-12, Richmond Times; Van Lew property transferred to J. S. Moore, instead of the Virginia Club
1901-10-09, Richmond Dispatch; Van Lew property officially transferred to the Virginia Club
1902-04-27, Richmond Times; Massachusetts friends of Elizabeth Van Lew are paying off her debts
1902-08-05, Richmond Times; former Libby Prison appeals his alimony suit on the point that he escaped through the Libby Prison tunnel

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