Business letters to Elihu Harrison. Arranged chronologically.

Letter from H.H. Orton in Torrington concerning the execution of a deed.

Letter from William Stanley in Philadelphia to Elihu Harrison of Litchfield concerning subscriptions to the Episcopal Recorder.

Letter from William Hunt in Canaan, Conn. to Elihu Harrison stating that he can furnish Harrison with barn floor planks and with timber for water wheels and shafts.

Letter from B.G. Camp in Plymouth to Elihu Harrison requesting the Harrison send all remaining copies of the Boston Academy music book, since the edition was burned at the late firm in Boston with some of the plates and he is depending on that book for music for tan ordination.

Letter from Wiliam Hunt in Canaan to Elihu Harrison ordering some brown cotton shirting and informing him that he will send a load of boards in a few days and will settle his account.

Letter from Charles H. Taylor in Woodbury to Elihu Harrison in Litchfield asking about fixtures in a shop, what part of the building the shop is in, how many rooms, and the cost of a lease.

Letter from J.S. Wolcott in New York to Elihu Harrison asking about the health of Mrs. Beach and Harrison's family.

Letter from William Dayton in Winchester to Elihu Harrison regarding a claim he has against Dayton, who writes that he cannot come to Litchfield because his sister in Waterbury is at the "point of death". He hopes that he can pay the debt soon.

Letter from S.B. Parker in Brookfield to Elihu Harrison concerning a letter he received from P. Miner, Esq. informing him of a note due to E.N. Pickett. He enclosed $14.00 to pay the note. He also orders some merchandise from Harrison.