Send My Company's Arms by the Burlington Stage Boat
Document 1799McIlvaine of the Burlington Volunteers asks that the arms to be provided to his company be sent by Capt. Myers' stage boat as quickly as possible.
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Burlington, New Jersey 29th April 1799
Sir,
Having received information that the Secretary of War, has given orders for supplying my Company with Arms, and that they are to be forwarded under your particular directions, I take the liberty to request that you will be so obliging as to send them to me by the Burlington Stage boat, as soon as you can without inconvenience. I am very anxious to receive them, and have therefore desired Capt. Myers to wait on you with this Letter, and in case they should be ready to take them on board his boat. I am with much respect
Your Obt Hble Svt
Joseph McIlwaine Capt.
Burl: Volunteers —
[Col: [undecipherable: probable reading Boadton]]
[Address panel: Phil'a / Col. Brogdon / Capt. Myers]
[Docketing: Capt. Jos. McIlwaine / 29 April 1799 — Militia / Wants Arms for his Company]
[Stamp: Received from State Dep't. Nov. 24, 1894. R.P.O. 401310.]
Type
Autograph Letter Signed
Description
McIlvaine of the Burlington Volunteers asks that the arms to be provided to his company be sent by Capt. Myers' stage boat as quickly as possible.
Date
04/29/1799
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Burlington, New Jersey
Document number
1799042980201
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Joseph McIlvaine
Secretary of War
Capt. Myers
Notable locations
Philadelphia
Burlington
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Notable items
orders for supplying my company with arms
Burlington stage boat
arms
boat
supply
requisition
volunteers
militia

