To Thomas Jefferson from Charles Eaton Haynes, 27 July 1825

Sir,	Sparta, Georgia 27th July, 1825

At the request of a friend who proposes to place a son at the University of Virginia, I beg leave to enquire of you what are the facilities & terms of instruction to students in that institution, particularly, in the science of law.

I fear that applications of this nature are calculated to touch upon that time which would be devoted to other & more important avocations, & must request you to make the time & manner of your answer comport entirely with your convenience.

With sentiments of profound respect & veneration, I am, Sir,

Your Obt Servt

Charles Eaton Haynes

CSmH.

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