Business letters to Elihu Harrison. Arranged chronologically.

Letter from P.F. Livingston & Co. in New York to Elihu Harrison informing him that the copartnership under the firm of D.A. Cushman & Co. was dissolved. P. Francis Livingston and his brother William A. Livingston have formed a copartnership in the wholesale dry goods business. Their new stock consists of English, French & American dry goods and they solicit Harrison's business.

Accounts with Harrison & Parmelee (1825-1826) and Elihu Harrison including: Harrison, William H.; Homer, Albert for keeping care of Seth P. Beers room (3); Hotchkiss, Wiliam; Hubbard, Jacob; Hubbard & Johnson; Johnson, Amos; Judd, Elisha H; Leavitt, C. Arranged alphabetically by surname.

Documents relating to Elihu Harrison's activities in town, county and state organizations and government.

A bill of $82.42 to Mr. E. Harrison on account of E.A. Lord for goods bought of Clark & Doubleday. Goods include hardware - knives, shovels, horse combs, fish hooks - and some household items such as candlesticks and tea kettles.

Bill of $33.48 to E. Harrison for goods purchased including brushes, snuffers, spades, bellows, soap and candlesticks. Payment was received.

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.

George Dewey order to E. Harrison to pay the bearer $2.45 in goods and charge.

Zophar B. Hayes order to Elihu Harrison to pay Stephen Trowbridge 2 shillings & 6 pence and charge. Dated from Litchfield.

Eliada Peck order to Elihu Harrison to let the bearer have $1.50 worth of goods from Harrison's store and change it to him. Dated Litchfield.