Great article I found that I don't think is on Mises.org:
http://ontology.buffalo.edu/smith/articles/menger.html
Did a quick search. Only thing I came up with is a mention of it in this Mises Daily where it says that paper is "essential reading" for a discussion of Aristotelian and Austrian economics. But interestingly enough someone did start a thread about it a year ago.
In any case it's been added to the Wiki.
Smith is great; I've read some of his work. It's worth printing out and highlighting. I think Plauche interacts with some of his work as well, or vice-versa. I can't quite remember of the top of my head.
There are a few more Aristotelian-Austrians as well. Edward Younkins is one such scholar that I can think of.
Smith is awesome: mandatory reading for everyone who takes his philosophical side serious.
The state is not the enemy. The idea of the state is.
For further reading: http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/depts/lgir/research-centres/casep/research-resources/aristotelianism-and-politics/libertarian-aristotelianism-generally.cfm
Thanks Schnapps, I never heard of Smith or Younkins. From the link you provided the Younkins article on Menger looks like a good read as well. I'm probably going to avoid all the Rand/Objectivist stuff though, I keep forgetting she was an Aristotelian too.