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295 [Governors Message] uance of that cordiality and amicable feeling towards each other, which has been conspicuous in both States since our political [connexion] was dissolved. The prompt and accommodating manner in which this final agreement relative to the personal property has been carried into effect on the part of Massachusetts affords additional proof of its friendly disposition. The division of the ordinance, arms and military stores and the progress which has been made by the commissioners in dividing the public lands will be the subjects of a special communication. I lay before you a statement of all the warrants dram by me,