Bills, receipts and correspondence from Hotchkiss, Hall & Co. in New Haven, Conn. to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee in Litchfield. Merchandise purchased by the latter includes sugar, salt, molasses, segars, candles, codfish, herring, rum, raisins. Payment was made by cash and tubs of butter. In July 1826, the firm name changed to Hotchkiss & Hall.

Bills, receipts and correspondence from Hotchkiss, Hall & Co. in New Haven, Conn. to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee in Litchfield. Merchandise purchased by the latter includes sugar, salt, molasses, segars, candles, codfish, herring, rum, raisins. Payment was made by cash and tubs of butter. In July 1826, the firm name changed to Hotchkiss & Hall.

Bills, receipts and correspondence from Hotchkiss, Hall & Co. in New Haven, Conn. to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee in Litchfield. Merchandise purchased by the latter includes sugar, salt, molasses, segars, candles, codfish, herring, rum, raisins. Payment was made by cash and tubs of butter. In July 1826, the firm name changed to Hotchkiss & Hall.

Bills, receipts and correspondence from Hotchkiss, Hall & Co. in New Haven, Conn. to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee in Litchfield. Merchandise purchased by the latter includes sugar, salt, molasses, segars, candles, codfish, herring, rum, raisins. Payment was made by cash and tubs of butter. In July 1826, the firm name changed to Hotchkiss & Hall.

Bills, receipts and correspondence from Hotchkiss, Hall & Co. in New Haven, Conn. to Messrs. Harrison and Parmelee in Litchfield. Merchandise purchased by the latter includes sugar, salt, molasses, segars, candles, codfish, herring, rum, raisins. Payment was made by cash and tubs of butter. In July 1826, the firm name changed to Hotchkiss & Hall.

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.

James McFeely of Litchfield bill to Elihu Harrison for lamps, salts and tumblers, with a note of payment received.

John Scovill, Jr. of Litchfield bill to Elihu Harrison for 1 barrel (34 gallons) of old whiskey and transportation, with a note of payment received.

Tomlinson Wells bill for the account of Elihu Harrison for dying fabric and other items, with a note of payment received.

Laverty & Ganthey of New York receipt to E. Harrison for a draft of Reed & Lee for $65.14 which is credited to his account.