Bills, receipts & correspondence from Bostwick & Peet at 205 Pearl Street, New York to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield. Goods purchased by the latter include fabrics and sewing notions.

Business letters to Elihu Harrison. Arranged chronologically.

Letter from Heman Orton in Bristol to Esq. Harrison asking whether he has received any money from Mr. Winship and if so, to be sent to him by Elijah Peck.

Letter from P.A. Gillett in Fairfield, New York to Elihu Harrison regarding his need for money; that he does not expect to get his diploma in the coming spring; would like to come back to Litchfield to tend Dr. Abbe's shop for the summer.

Two documents: A deed from Abner Baldwin to Sally Chittenden for 2 acres of land in Litchfield. Signed by Elihu Harrison, Justice of Peace, dated 29 Sep 1825; and a letter from Benjamin Lowndes in Bladenburg to Elihu Harrison stating that he wishes to bring a suit, dated 26 April 1827.

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.

Heth P. Janes order to E. Harrison to let Mr. Curtice trade 50 cents at Harrison's store and charge the ame to him. Dated Litchfield.

Nathan D. Smith order to E. Harrison to let the bearer have 17 cents in goods. Dated Litchfield.

Nathan D. Smith order to Esq. harrison to let the bearer have 2 shillings trade. On the reverse side - by Salmon Woodruff.

Morris Woodruff order to Elihu Harrison to pay Simeon B. Parker $10.00 and Woodruff will account with him for the same. Dated Litchfield.