To Thomas Jefferson from George Tucker, 30 August 1825

Sir,	University. Aug. 30, 1825

I submitted your proposition to the Faculty the day it was made, and it seemed to be the opinion of nearly all the gentlemen that altho’ we might give a license to teach dancing here, we had no right to dispose of the rooms in the buildings, but that such a power rested with the Procter or perhaps the Rector—I believe I can say there was every disposition on the part of the Faculty to further your object in case you can procure a room from them who have a right to grant it—and I can assure you that such are

the sentiments of your obedt Sert

George Tucker

CSmH.

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