Early Governors' Papers

Frankfort, Kentucky, 17^th Nov^r 1798.

Sir

By the direction of the Governor of this Commonwealth, I have the honour of transmitting to your Excellency a copy of sundry resolutions entered into by the legislature of Kentucky relative to certain mea-sures of the general government, which he trusts you will lay before the legislature of the State over which your Excellency presides.

I have the honour to be with the most respectful consideration your Excellency's very obed^t serv^t

Henry Toulmin Secretary to the Commonw^th of Kentucky

His Excellency the Governor of the State of Tennessee.

1798 Gov of Ky to Gov of Tenn in regard to Legisla tive matters 1798

Frankfort [Ky? ?]

To his Excellency the Governor of the State of Tennassee

Governor of Kentucky

State of Kentucky

Frankfort January 3^d 1801

Sir

I do myself the honour to inclose to your Excellency, the copy of a law of this state entitled "An Ace authorizing the Governor to appoint commissioners for the purpose of viewing a road from this state to intersect the road leading from the states of Georgia and Tennessee", I shall be happy to be informed what regulations (if any) have been made by the Legislature of Tennessee on this subject. with perfect respect I am your Excellency's most ob^t serv^t

James Ganard

Governor of Kentucky, & copy an Act of Assembly

Answered

21 June 1801.

In Committe 3^d octr 1801 the within req^t not acceded to

Frankfort K. Jan^y 4^th 1801

His Excellency The Governor of the state of Tennessee

Frankfort Feby 10^th 1816

D^r Sir.

I had the honor of receiving your letter by M^r Humprheys the Commissioner appointed on behalf of the State of Tennessee to Procure the ad= justments of the boundary line between the two states. He will no doubt report to you in detail the Course which that business has taken

I have now the honor of enclosing to your Excellency the Copy of an act recently passed by the legislature of this State on that subject

I flatter myself that altho we have