APS Objects
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- Return of stores ordered
- Return of stores ordered to be deposited at Estherton for the Indian Expedition. Certain remarks., American Philosophical Society
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- Return of the Army
- Return of the Army., American Philosophical Society
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- Return of the Brigade Quartermaster's deputies
- Return of the Brigade Quartermaster's deputies, clerks, etc., American Philosophical Society
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- Richard Neave and Son to William Temple Franklin, 1781 March 26
- Letter from Richard Neave and Son to William Temple Franklin. Bornier. Blame Samuel Wharton for their embarrassing situation owing to lack of ready money. Ask if Dr. Franklin will help them to procure some cash on good security., American Philosophical Society
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- Richard Neave and Son to William Temple Franklin, 1781 October 31
- Letter from Richard Neave and Son to William Temple Franklin. Bornier. Are greatly disappointed at not being able to obtain advances of money, as they have considerable property in America. Are in a very unpleasant situation owing to Mr. Samuel Wharton's ingratitude. Enclose a letter for Mr. Carson, their attorney at Philadelphia., American Philosophical Society
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- Richard Neave and Son to William Temple Franklin, 1782 August 24
- Letter from Richard Neave and Son to William Temple Franklin. Bornier. Inquiring about missing letter and packets., American Philosophical Society
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- Richard Peters pass to Nathan Sellers to return home 1778 May 3
- A pass written by Richard Peters for Nathan Sellers to return to "his Father John Seller's in Derby Township.", American Philosophical Society
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- Ridley, Matthew to William Temple Franklin, 1782 December 25
- Letter from Matthew Ridley to William Temple Franklin. Replying to inquiries regarding trade in the United States., American Philosophical Society
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- Ridley, Matthew to William Temple Franklin, 1782 November 25
- Letter from Matthew Ridley to William Temple Franklin. Information regarding the tobacco trade in the United States., American Philosophical Society
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- Rittenhouse, David to Benjamin Franklin, 1780 April 29
- David Rittenhouse writes to Benjamin Franklin about a weather phenomena that happened lately in the region., American Philosophical Society
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- Rittenhouse, David to Benjamin Franklin, 1780 December 31
- David Rittenhouse writes to Benjamin Franklin about a meteor that was observed in Philadelphia, Williamsburg, and other places. Rittenhouse describes how he calculated where the meteor had landed along with describing its qualities. Rittenhouse conveys his relief that it fell in an uninhabited place as he believed that it would have been devastating to human life if it had landed near Philadelphia or elsewhere., American Philosophical Society
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- Robert Morris to Anne-César, Chevalier de La Luzerne, 1781 September 25
- Robert Morris responds to a request by Anne-César La Luzerne for a detailed list of the bills drawn by Morris for the Office of Finance., American Philosophical Society