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Abstract
Baxter and Son sue Aitchison and Co. for unpaid consignment proceeds and disputed agency duties in Mauritius, backed by sales records, correspondence, and valuation docs.
Appendix (from p. 3)
- Letter from G. Aitchison and Co. to Captain Barclay (Liverpool, 7th December 1828).
- Account Sale of 12 Packages Linens and Sail Cloth by William Black (Port-Louis, Mauritius, 8th August 1829).
- Letter from William Black to Baxter and Son, Dundee (Port-Louis, 19th March 1830).
- Account of goods consigned by G. Aitchison and Company to Captain Black, and net proceeds of sales, rendered by William Black (Port Louis, 20th March 1830).
- Invoice of Goods shipped per Betsey from Calcutta by William Black (Port-Louis, 20th March 1830).
- State of the claim by George Aitchison and Company as made in the Court in the Mauritius (30th March 1830).
- Letter from W. Black to T. and R. Petrie, Liverpool (Liverpool, 20th November 1828).
- Letter from W. Black to John Gordon, Jun., and Co., Liverpool (Liverpool, 26th November 1828).
- Note by W. Black to T. and R. Petrie, Liverpool (Port Louis, Mauritius, 30th May 1829).
- Letter from Will. Black to James Duncan, Merchant, Leith (Port Louis, 15th July 1829).
- Letter from W. Black to John Gordon, Liverpool (Port Louis, 2d August 1829).
