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.

J.D. Wolfe, Bishop & Co. of No.87 Maiden Lane, New York, importer of hardware, cutlery, fancy and military gods,bill to E. Harrison for $127.64 worth of goods including tea trays, spades, hide whips,, snuff boxes, rat traps, trunk lock, razors, etc.

William E. Stoutenburgh of New York bill to Mr. Harrison for lamp and vases, with a note of payment received.

J.L. & N.L. Griswold assignes of New York bill to E. Harrison for yards of matting, with a note of payment received.

George A. Butt & Co. of No. 58 Maiden Lane, New York, wholesale dealers in English, French and Italian goods, bill to E. Harrison for yards of ______, with a note of payment received.

Chesterman & Cany, No. 131 Pearl St., New York, importers of French silks, gloves, ribbons etc., bill to E. Harrison for scarlet prings and painted silk muslin handkerchiefs, with a note of payment received for the assignees by Geroge Chesterman.

A.& R. Layster of New York bill to E. Harrison for candlewick and another item, with a note of payment received by Thomas Strahan.

D.T. Baldwin of New York bill to Elihu Harrison for muslin, sheeting, prints and handkerchiefs.

D.S. Cushman & Co. of New York bill to E. Harrison for sheeting, gloves, mens hose, and linen handkerchiefs, with a note of payment received by John M. Miller.

Steam boat New England bill to E. Harrison for freight. The boat sailed between Hartford and New York.