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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22
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FrTH F'e POr'e ToDt',iUt,1iOci SOL ~
We have received lcttor-s from Co,stor.innr,1c ~
aiming tic following details moro civ than tb,r
c'vrn oythc German jouriias:--Notwi.llstan tho
bulletins to The contrary, is evident the Turks have
h'1 tn" worst q Z. In" people ore mwmuring, and
q; Doryiscs rOarpg. II is apprc hendcd that soon
o. tL' sacred standard is raiscl the Christians win f
a.. m4ssGrrcd
All The ships in The harbour are equipped or almost
-; ana, Tor want Of sailors every thing found in the
cUoi.gi i crowded iuto tl,aln not cxcc1trrr the l
h''cs sort a. l4zIroni, accustomed to sleep on tia
~ o-r'- :" III" UaHiic Da'A- Sixteen brcrics from
- a:s"'f.. ,rt several r"giu", afe s"rt towards
POD i.'."i' =" ;r!f1 BODY o'T.-.rrc. % watch the
.'.j. "'" %. !h"p "nG,dyo'r To- pass those InOun-
ff-it 1rtyccn N'ru1 aHi E,4-rss. Ir thc Stencfos.
o. l,tti Haiau wiz: t., placed the imes destined TO
10. a.. =; water s-Tcgs which supply tire caoi~l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22

J.uCipi:r, 0cio5c. y, 1tfc.
Dear srr-. compliance v;;'i Your rcq1csS. I send
.o copy o. tHe letter. yr"sfnr alluded 20 IN your
note @. tnis uorior Conscious that TO ,.trrsnv ~
;hc writings Of my Grandfather in nv Possession, to
nr 10 de snbsarvnt ~ the use ofany personal or DO
hilca@ purpose would DC az unworthy and inrjr1ner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22

nSStIioH-The subscribers school for tho iIFrr.
- ton # young ladies and boys in the Kurh and
h br@m kan$g I GEOGRAPHY with thc e Of tp Globes
Zee Tor Board and Tuition pr session. slo Tic hrs,
VIII fr,;in 10Th Jan aGd end 9TH June. JAMES DYSES
FORKS Hanover, Gst H. l6g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22

81, IA NII DC cutnucd the cTsuny year. Ftc pup's
~: DC 'h1;1c,ed by aiIs BcSs, in ortoraphv, Rcadrrg
o os o. , G@o and the Rudnent; Of astronomy IT
D'ceTrr, with vacation month Cp The 15tb If n
20 me 18th o. July The price for board ,,cn ei be
STD on@-af payable i'll advance and the balance a, Tho @
3fthc yr"t Zach Young lady will furnish clf with nan
scci par OF blankets, colocJ ccmc, pane and ti,ra
adfhonai charge of S. fhrsc WHO rrn,an in NV f,aiI
eTnS yaca9n or any part 0! it, will be charged at the rate
so per month - ~ '"'
hsye engaged ccr oe Nrc to Give INSTRUCTION On ~,
iaN2 or" To such young ladies' MAJ choose to- attend
num- h'fc WI tr an additional charge - Cts rrr rscr 81
- u'scontnf- ~ the pleasure Of their Tarna;s or gm.uian
mo- nso daughters or yards avc bern, hereafter m
ehg'd ut this Seminary, and dcsrng Of tciv,r tI-r,
instructed in Nus'c, arr requested aisr INT of it az NV A.
tier can with convenience. - -'' -
Wien the fw vacancps yet remaining ar filed ,I, a5vc.
tis5nen vii! hc discontinued after which il ci ic t.
make any application for admission Letters ty mail rs
20 Nc viii be directed TO Gariners X Tra,'> Louisa
N"i<%-"tS TDEITE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22

70 vr:re Of deed o 'ffsi RECORDED in r cTrre OFF,
tue clny court OF HCnrico bearing a;G Sb av OF
Cct7T 1877, from John Sgr Stephen Qnyai and JEST
hed - secure the payment ola certain money therein
ciioncd, viii bc sold to the highest bidder for ready money
o. The pFeni on the lth day Of Novcrnyr NEXT the tract or
ana on WHci the said street rcdcs Wing in the reiq
lorood Of DceRun Church, adjoining t lands Of Oba6b
Duv;u and others containing t,ycny-nnc acrrs be tic sre
r or les This small tract Of land has on II cn cxcrfcr
dwelling, AID all necessary ont housns; also an cvcrent s
"t pure water within - yards Of hous The ri,t r. hit
property IS ae'rcd nnTicioaic, but tic subscribers a,I
rs t'ustcs VIII convey Only such right rs is vested in SnI
STEPHEN DUVNL,) -
t17. 2lS, 182S.--ftS JESSE SNEAD JtUAiccy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22

ncar oiF-'l seq as YOU do and with the 1cepest :
hctIou the rapid strides with which file federaibraL
vi OUT government, liz advancing towards the usIrra-
ZION or al the rights reserved to the states and tho
consolidation IN itself, of all powers FOREIGN and d.
eSnC ana that too by constructions which if lenifi--
mate, leave no limits to their power Take topnIbcr
nc dcclsors Of the federal court the doctrines ftb
PRESIDENT ana The mlScOnstructions of the cons,it,
ihai coiSr ac'ei on by the leQ.Iature of tho f,Ic
I'LL "!G' Gu sHd - but too evident that the tIree 80,
ing 'E'Tch% q that department are in combination
:" 7Fp 'hcr colleagues, the state authorities of tba
PCS reserved by them, and TO exercise Themselves
an functions foreign and domestic. Under the now
CT 10 regulate commerce. they assume inde6nItcI,,
nht hi.o over agriculture and manufactures: and cali
u regulation roo. TO take the earnings ofonc of tbr
n"' hos q irrstry and that too the most denresscd
% Eit t!rin into the pnCscts ofthe other the rnctf
o'ii~nng % oil. Under tho authority To ostsblish
pos roads they claim that OF cutfinr down inc
10" tc construction OF roads, or 0irn no canals: pd
coca ny itlc soPhstry the words general vel
'5' rlSht 10 DO, not Only the acts to effect tbot
~" are sPccihcaly enumerated and permitted trt
discover they shall think. or pretend. will no for tho
ES"''d M'i'arp' And what is our resource for t,a
preservation ofthc constitutions Reason and arr,
ufeh You might as well reason and aroue with fba.
uiarole columns encrclBg them. The Representative,
tnoSeh ny oursoycs--they Joined in the cdrnbna-
ioi' some from incorrect views Of government SOM
rom corrupt ones, sufficient voting together To ori
number the sound parts, and with maioritics of onI
) or 3 bold enough to go forward in defiance 9,1
ne Urn n stand Tn mr. nrps7"
a few words are here omitted, re1at;no ,noro7, g.,
an individual.1 ''''s '"0iey "
No that must he the last resource. NOT n h.
thought Of until much longer and greater gufcrnog
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-28

men, had been put in motion 10 Join Com.
Wittgenstein. But Of this We are somewhat
doubtful, a. the regular advices from the Po.
lish capital TO the 18th December, do not pre-
pare us for any immediate movement Of the
kind. The London Globe, moreover, says
"These aying rumors deserve but little atien.
ton. We believe the entrance Of the Russian
troops is quite unnecessary to the settlement
Of Greece; and, therefore, that it will not lake
place" And we learn from st. Peters burg,
that the Emperor has directed Count Nessel-
rode to declare to foreign courts by circu-
lar note, how his majesty considered the e.
vents at Navarino, and that he must still more
than ever insist on the execution Of the con-
vention Of the 9Th July, 1897.
1t was reported at Warsaw, that the Empe-
ror was soon to leave st. Petersburg and 90
TO the army.
1t is reported that Thaer Pacha, who COM
maDded the Turkish fleet at Nayarin, is APP
pointed Captain Pacha. TIE population at
Constantinople appears to be deeply afflicted
In political article Of some warmth, con-
tanned in the Constitutional of Jan. We find
the following forbodiDg passage -" In spite
Of the honeyed language of diplomacy, every
thing announces a shock Of powerful interests
and general breaking up throughout Europe
Already have some pulks Of Coesacks visited
the right bank Of the Pruth, and examined the
route traced by'Catharine; tho ancient empire
ofOthman, dragged on by fste, is preparing
for last effort, and unrolls with confidence
the standard Of the prophet. A remarkable
fact in that people, for the first time is-that
there is calmness in their anger and modera-
ton in their frmness. The struggle will, in
all probability, be fertile in catastrophe and
decisive results. 1t is grand spectacle that
opens upon us with the opening year"
The correctness Of the intelligence by our
last arrival, Of the destruction Of a Greek
squadron at Scio, is now considered extreme
ly doubtful on all hands, and by most as an
absolute fiction. 49,.
A vessel which arrived at Trieste on the
22d of December, from Zante, brings the
news that Lord Cochrane is cruising with
the frigate and the steam boat off the coast
Of Maina, in order to detain the misticos Of
the pirates, and that lbrahim traycrses the
Peloponnesus with his army.
The report was prevalent at Corfu, on
the 4th Of December, that the fortress of
Patras has fallen into the hands of the
Greeks. The Turks, having learned the
catastrophe Of Navarino, hastened to ca.
pitulate with General Church, on condition
that they should be allowed to march out
with all the honors Of war. They dread
ed that want Of provisions would, ore long
oblge them to surrender at discretion.
The Greek Government has armed late
ly five vessels, to cruise in the Archipela-
go, and pursue pirates and all small yes
sells not provided with proper papers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-28

FLOYD, faiGg the adjournment Of Congress
for. the 9Th. Of April, but the House refused
10 consider it by a vote OF IO3 to tS.
The House then resolved itself into COM
mittee Of the whole on the state OF the IN
ion, and resumed the consideration oi the
bill making appropriations for the Indian
Department
Mr.. Vinton spoke at length in support
Of the amendment he offered on the pre-
ceding day, 10 prevent any Indians north
Of f36 80, from being sent south OF that line,
and any Indians south Of that line from be-
ing sent north oft
He was followed by Mr.. Lumpkin and
Mr.. White ; and on motion Of Mr.. Wilde,
the committee rose and reported progress.
Thursday, FEB. 81.
In the House of Representatives, re-
solution was introduced referring it TO the
Committee on the Public Buildings, TO in
quire into the expedlency OF refusing the
use of the Hall, except for legislative pur-
poses. The resolution was adopted.
The House then took up he Bill max
ing appropriations for certain iortitcauons.
and the Bill making appropriations for the
military service for the year 1923.
The amendments made IN committee OF
the whole, in both these bills, were con
Cured in by the House, with the exceP-
ton Of the amendment by which the blans
in the clause making an appropriation for
the Military Academy, which, on motios
Of mr.. Nc cDuffie, was amended, so as 10
take away the sums appropriated for the
pay of Adutant's Clerk, Quarter Masters
Clerk, aud Quarter Masters Sergeant.
Mr. Gilmer movnd N further reduction
so a. to take from the appropriation the sum
proposed for the erection of new buildings,
and for some appropriation, the items Of
which are not specified.
The motion, after some discussion, was
negatived by vote of l02 TO s4.
The two bills were then ordered to be
engrossed and read third time to-mor-
row.
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not maAing regular soldiers Of our militia,
extending to them knowledge OF the art
Of war, and knowledge which. without
the aid Of this school, could not be well &c.
quired in time Of peace
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row.
THE REPUBLICAN,.
ElWySGGs
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 28, 1923.
ADMINISTRATION PROX-IS2S.
The following list of officers was recon-
mended to tho Freemen for their support,
At meetings, holden in Providence, on the
evenings OF the 18th and 18th Jan.
MS KxCELLEycr
JAMES EENNER,
GOVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
CHARLES COLLINS.
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
SENATORS.
] JOSIAH WHITAKER, .....,.
of Pro ridencc.
2 NATHAN M. WHEATON,
3 BENJAMIN SMITH,
OfN KSagsto,sse
A STEPHEN B. CORNELL,
Of Portsmouth,
6 ELISHA WATSON.
2 THOMAS wHIPPLE,
8 CHARLES ELDRIDGE,
. GEORGE D. CROSS,
10 GEORGE BURTON,
Of Crnns,on.
HENRY BOWEN. Secretary
ALBERT &. GREENE +, attorney Geo
THOMAS G. PlTMAN, Gen. Treas
--eMe---
We have heard that two or three Of our
Republican friends in neiehboring town have
felt some doubts rs to the propriety of their
supporting the administration prox in prefer
ence to the republican prox, so called--They
entortain those doubts solely from tho consid-
Grafton of having understood, that the Con-
vention which recommended the prox in which
Nathan Brown is named, was composed cxclu.
svely Of republicans. Here lies the mistake.
We take upon ourselves to say that there wasab
least FIVE times the number Of Republicans pro-
sent at the administration Convention,t to what
there was at the republican Convention. We
are satisfied with the prospects of success
which we have no doubt will attend the ad-
ministration prox-.it will succeed in this coun-
ty by an overwhelming majority. We have
yet to learn on what ground an administra-
ton man can justify himselfin supporting Ma
than Browns prox.
- -.-eAA.<--
CONGRESS. The first Session OF the
Goth Congress will hold conspicuous place
in the future history ofthis country--not how
ever for the talents and devotion to the best
interests Of the country which the members Of
a majority Of that body have manifested no
but il will be remembered in after times only
20 be rcprobated for the shameless manner in
which the friends Of jackson in Congress
have sacrificed every thing connected with
the prosperity peace and safety ofthc country.
To the furtherance cftheir wild and unhalow
ed schemes TO elevate man 10 the first office
in the Republic, whose only qualiscntions-for
the discharge of The arduous duties of that
place, ,is 10 be found in tho history Of his nititr-
ry services. Congress has as ye; done but little
or no business of any importance, nor is there
much prospect of their attending to the public
business for the residue Of the session--this
body is in fact converted into a great pohiical
oaucus.
--.s&A.-
CIRCUS. BY the advertisement in this
mornings psper, it will be seen that MIR. Hi-
AIS. proprietor ofthe Circus Establishment in
Providence, intends erecting Circus at the
head Of Polham.s,rcet, foot Of Bsnnister's hill,
in this town, and will give an Equestrian ard
other Entertainments on Monday evening
next. The Company are highly spoken of
and we have no doubt novelty Of this king
will be literally pauenized,
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Five letters (says the London Globe arc

Five letters (says the London Globe) are
deposited in the archives Of the Grenville
family, at Stow, which establish, beyond
the possibility Of doubt, the.real author Of
JUNIUs. This eminent individual was po-
litically connected with Mr.. George Gren-
vile, the grandfather Of the present Duke
Of Buckingham, from whom these auto.
graph proofs have descended to the pres
ent possessor. The venerable statesman,
nearly allied to the Duke Of Buckingham,
has requested the discovery should not be
published during his life time. 1t is, how.
ever, confidently asserted, that in all the
controversies relating TO these celebrated
Letters, the author Of them has not been
named.
The U. S. Ship DELAWARE, "a, Captain
DowNEs. sailed from Hampton Roads, Feb.
~, for the Mediterranean
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afTectionate child. w. A. CONWAY"
felt il my duty, says Mr.. Buchanan, to
see the Captain Of the Charleston Packet,
in which he took shipping from this port,
who has manifested very honorable and
humane interest in oil which telates to the
sad event, who stated that when Mr.. Con,
way came on board he observed his singu-
lar manner and dress, the lower buttons
all off his vest--wearing only pair Of old
thin slippers, and altogether 4unsuitshly
clothed for the season or for a voyage; that
during the passage he was extremely re-
tired, sat generally in corner Of the cab.
in, seldom saying more than merely re-
turning short answer to questions asked:
or for some civilitics roffered; very !usu-
ally reading in his Prayer book, and at
other times much engaged in writing. Up.
on the morning Of the Oath Jan. the Cap
tain mentioned to the passengers that il
the wind held, they would see Charleston
BY IL o'clock, upon which Mr.. Conway
requested Captain Besher to inform him
when they came near the Bar. At ~
each day the passengers generally lunch,
and on that day MIR. Conway partook Of a
biscuit, piece Of cheese, and little spir-
its and water, he then went on deck, when
tho Captain, according to his promise, in.
formed him they were near the Bar. The
Captain and passengers having gone down
TO dinner, and observing ehat Mr.. Conway
was no, ut the table, the steward was sent
on deck to call him, upon which he replied
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-06
:DorRtg,t fmtelltgenrR.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
ODESSA, Aug. 90.


1t seems to be his Majesty intention in the
present campaign, to continue his operations
beyond the Balkan, after the capture Of Var
ma. and to cenine himself during this time to
keeping Choumla invested by a considerable
corps. The army before that place endavors
to press it more closely every day, bnt this
enterprise is attended with great difficulty for
cavalry corps of 1000 lately attacked Rus
sian convoy they killed great number of
the men forming the escort, and carried off
upwards of 100 heap Of cattle. On the 18th
the Flora. and the standard Frigates sailed
with troops for Varna.
CRAJovA, Aug. 20.
A few days ago it was rumOred that the
Russians, to the number of 1000 men, had
gained an important advantage over the
Turks, at Ada; but yesterday intelligence
was received from the Russian camp at Cole
ny, that the Turks were advancing and the
Russian corps retreating. Hitherto the Turks
cautioned at Calefas. who endured privations
of every kind, confined themselves to make
acquisitions in the interior OF the country
But after the arrival of Pacha with 5000
Arnauts, they marched to the number of 90
900 against the Russian corps. Gen. Gels
mer, who felt that he was not sufficiently
strong to resist numbers so superior, ordered
his forces to retreat on the 18th. and left in
the power ofthe enemy all the Russian camp
with considerable quantity of provisions and
materials for bridges. 1t is added that the
Turks overlook Gen. Geisnar's corps at Go
roi, and caused him considerable loss. Cou-
riers were Immediately sent of to Bucharest
for reinforcements. Numerous herds of
oxen have been driven into Widdin by the
Turks.
CONsTANTINOPLE,A Aug. 90.
According to all appearances the war will
still continue for long period, as the Turks
fight with extraordinary valor. The actions
that have hitherto taken place near Choumla,
Varna, and Silistria, have been most bloody
and obstinate. 1t seems that the Russian
feet are obliged to hold of from Varna, at a
distance beyond the reach Of cannon. Ii
the Turkish fleet had not suffered SO severely
at NavarinO, the Russians would now expe.
| rience vigorous resistance by sea. The grand
camp at this moment establishing upon the
heights round the capital, and at fresh water
springs, will, it the hopes of the Turks be re-
allied, consist of 100000 men, and 80 1000
Asatic horsemen. Within eight days many
troops and horses from Asia have disembark.
ed. The Grand SeigniOr will take the com.
mand Of the camp. Upon all the roads the
Rajahs are stopped and sent to labor at the
entertainments, which will DO mounted with
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-06

Phrowing the csv.hide over his shout
der, he descended, not without some diff
Guilty, the steep side Of the mountain, up
which Mr. Barry had led his horse the pre-
Ceding night with so much ease, and he
proceeded along the road, bordering upon
what had befallen him.
When he reached Fermoy, he went
straight to MI. Consadine, who recognized
ut a glance, the soldier;'what entertainment
did you meet with from Barry of Cairn
Thierna Z" said he.
The best Of treatment, sir, replied the
soldier; and we'll did he speak of you ,and
he desired me to give you this COW hide as
token to remember him.
Many thanks to Mr. Barry for his gener-
Osity, said the billet master, making a bow
in much solemhity many thanks, indeed,
and rich good skin it is wherever he got
it,
Mr. Consadine had scarcely finished the
sentence when he saw his cowboy run
ming up the street, and shouting and cry
ing aloud that the best COW in the 6eld, was
lost and gone, and no one knew what had
become Of her, or could give the least tie
dings of her.
The soldier had flung the skin upon the
ground, e. the cowboy looking at it exclaim-
ed
That's her hide, wherever she is!-I'd
take my bible oath to the two small white
spots. with the glossy black about them, &
there's the ideRtical place where she rub
bed the hair off her shoulder, last Martin
mas Then clapping his hands together,
he literally sung to the tune "the old cow
died Of"
Agus orc Drmen duve; orc 10
Gro Drimen duve; mhel agrah!
Agus orc Drimen duve-O-Ochne!
Drimen duve deelish-go den tn slane beugh.
This lamentation was stopped short by
MIR Consadine.
There is no matter of doubt of it, said
he. 1t was Barry who killed my best COW
and all he has left ME, is the hide of the
poor beast to comfort myself with but it
will he warning to Dick Consadine the
res, Of his life never again to play tricks
on travellers.
This which is written as it is pronounced, nay be
translated
And oh, my black cow--oh my cow,
oh my black COW, thousand times dear to me;
And oh my black cow-aas, alas,
My darling black COW, why did you leave me.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-11-06

RUSSIA AND IUhhE1.
The Emperor Nicholas is reported to have
left Odessa on the I'd Sept. to return to the
head quarters of his army, whence. if we may
Judge from the general adsices from that
quarter, he has not received the most fatter-
ing intelligence. 1t appears more and more
certain every fresh arrival from Europe, that
the conquest Of Turkey, if achieved at all, will
cost Nichoias more time, more money, and
more h, es, than was anticipated at the COM
mencement of the war. The Sultan is car
rying on his preparations with the utmost
spirit of this there is no doubt, and all his
movements show that he is determined to
dispute every inch with the legions Of Russia.
II is too evident that the Russians have suffer-
I'd some losses. though not perhaps very Sc
we're, by the frequent and spirited saIlies Of
the Turks from their besieged places all along
the Danube. The vigorous sallies from the
fortresses on the Danube. seem to be connec-
ted with the general plan of the Turks for
this campaign, and it is said. that in cOnse-
quence Of the sally from Widdin, Gen. Gels
mar will exchange the command in Little
Waachia, for command in the army before
ChOumla. We are still without any details
of the late events before Varna, but it is gem
orally believed that they have been unfav ora
hle to the Russians. 1t is affirmed that the
Captain Pacha has orders to defend the for
tress to the Utmost, and not to accept Of any
capitulatiOn, however honorable.
A report was.in circulation that the Rus
sans were so hard pressed before Varna, that
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
Uistrict of Columbia,

Co%afy Of .7iera"d'ia, SCI.
APRIL TERN, 1923.
John Smither, Administrator OF Reoec-
ca Greenway, decd. ComPT'
Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth ms
wife, beverly Waugh and Catherine In ckaacery
his wife, Joseph Bushby, William
Bushby and Jacob Hoffman, Walter
Smith, Leonard Mackall and David
English. Trustees under the will OF
Heery PoxaIl, dec'd. Dcf's.
vJyhE Defendants, Beverly Waugh and Catherine his
wife, Joseph Bushby and William Bushby' not
having entered their appearance and given security,
according to the statute and the rules of this court and
it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
said Beverly Waugh and Ca'harine his wife Joseph
IBushby and william Bushby, are not inhabitants OF
lthe District of Columbis OH the motion OF the Iom
planant by his COUNSEL ordered, that the SAID ao
sent Defendants do appear here on or before the hFs
day of next November Court. and answer the Bail OF
the Complainant and give security for performing tue
DEGREES of the Court, and that copy OF this order
be Forthwith published in newspaper printed IN the
Town of Alexandria, for two months successSey,
and that another copy be posted on the front door OF
the Court. house of the said county
Test EDM. l. LEE' - y.
July 29-2m