Bills and receipts primarily related to Elihu Harrison's mercantile business. Many are from wholesale merchants from whom he purchased goods for resale in his store. These are related to Sub-series 1 but with only a single item or two per wholesale merchant. Arranged chronologically.

Burrall & Hoffman of New York bill for beaver gloves, with a note of payment received by Henry Hunt.

M.D. Benjamin of New York bill for fabric.

Meigs D. Benjamin of New York receipt to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee for payment of $9.25 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.

Benjamin Kilborn & Co. order to Elihu Harrison to let the bearer have such articles as he shall select and charge the same to them. Dated from Litchfield.

Charles W. Shaumburg order to Elihu Harrison to give the bearer one pound of Cavendish tobacco.

Samuel Barnard Jr. order to E. Harrison to pay the bearer $1.75 in goods. Dated from Litchfield.

Stephen Deming, selectman, order to Elihu Harrison to let [ itten] Freeman have 20 pounds of rey flour and charge to the town of Litchfield.

Timothy Churchill order to Elihu Harrison to let the old Captin trade 50 cents and charge to his account. Dated from Litchfield.