A letter from Lyman Wooster in Litchfield to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield concerning his account for lumber.

Letter from William Porter in Litchfield to Elihu Harrison in care of Kellogg & Baldwin in New York requesting that he buy certain items. Also news of Harrison's family and a storm in Litchfield.

A small booklet containiing a list of people and the amounts they are to be taxed for the purpose of repairing a town highway. Signed by Phinehas Minor, Justice of Peace, he authorizes Elihu Harrison to be Collector of the 7th Highway Distict. [South Farms]. Some entries indicate that the tax payment was paid.

Orders written and signed by individuals and delivered to Elihu Harrison, requesting that he allow the bearer to spend a specific monetary amount on goods in his store or purchase specific items and charge to the signer's account. Between Nov. 1825 and Sept. 1826 the partnership of Harrison & Parmelee received the orders. Arranged chronologically.

Timothy Foot order to Elihu Harrison to let Ezra Hoyt trade in $1.00 and charge the same to him. Dated Litchfield.

Jonas M. Smith order to pay Elihu Harrison 7 shillings. Dated Litchfield. On reverse side order J. Whittelsey.

Abel Camp order to Elihu Harrison to let the bearer have 5 shillings of goods and charge the same to him. Dated Litchfield.

Roger N. Whittelsey order to Elihu Harrison to lete Caroline Brown to have four or five dollars worth of goods out of Harrison's store and give her a bill and place the same to his account.

Heth P. Jones order to E. Harrison to pay H. Gregory $2.67 and charge to his account.

Dennis Smith order to pay the bearer Mel Clark $5.00 in goods and charge to him.