Letter from James Hunt in New Haven to Elihu Harrison regarding a bill and sending a draft on his Bank for the amount paid.

Letter from Charles W. Kelsoe in Carlisle to Elihu Harrison, merchant in Litchfield, writing that his circumstances still prevent him from forwarding the amount due on his bill, but in the spring, when he becomes 21, he will receive part of an estate and be able to pay the amount.

Letter from Elihu Harrison in Litchfield to an unnamed person regarding the recommendation for a clerk. Harrison prefers someone who is acquainted with the people in Litchfield. He has had to stand behind the counter more than usual and tend to other business as well.

Letter from William E. Chittenden in Auburn to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield concerning a note against John and Abner Baldwin which A. Baldwin is willing to pay if the note is left with someone in Litchfield. He asks Harrison to forward the money when it is paid.

Letter from Towner Peas & Co. in New Haven to Elihu Harrison concerning a box of goods left with them bearing Harrison's mark.

Letter from Lewis Catlin in Harwinton to Elihu Harrison requesting that he send him the money, $48.00, they had talked about.

Letter from Allen C. Bull of Milford to Elihu Harrison enclosing a payment of $65 for the schooling of his sister and requests that Harrison pay Mr. Brace.

arranged alphabetically.

Bill of sale for a black cow, sold by Hollingsworth Hine of Litchfield to John D. Weed, in payment for debts. Includes coditions.

Papers of the Exhibition Company, a group of men in the South Farms section of Litchfield, who put on dramatic readings and plays. Elihu Harrison was the Clerk.