Virginia land case tied to capitol site ownership dispute
Richmond merchant J Gunn claims ownership of land beneath Virginia’s state capitol and seeks payment based on 1784 valuation plus 3 percent interest. He cites lost records and a Jefferson letter as proof and hints at federal court action if the state blocks compensation.
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