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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-17

EETAS committed to the Jail Of Powbatan Coun v,
w on the 18th day Of July last. negro man who
calls himself Berry Ellison, and says he i free man.
was born and raised in New Kent County, dark COM
plexion scar his forehead. and on his breast
feet 7nchss high bad when committed TO Jail vel
low Cotton paniaoons Cotton shirt; no other clothing:
the said negro has not as produced any evidence
Of his lrcedom appearances about Fl years old The
owner IL any, IL requested 10 forward prove bic
properiypay charges. take him away orhe will be deal,
with as The law directs. RICHD BASS, Tailor.
Sept. "a. 99-wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-17

HTDUCATION-Th Subscriber, having engaged
-nA Mr.. John G Nelson. who has had nine eeen
years experience teacher, informs the public that
School will he opened the ensuing year. at his resi-.
deDce in the couAy Of Hanover, six miles from the
ry will be taught the Creek Latin and English Ian.
guages. The School will commence on Monday the
18th January, $780, and terminate on Friday the 7h
of December following. There will lie vacation Of
one month, commencing on the 18th day Of June.
The price for board, tuition, washing, lodging, fuel
&c. will be SS0paysbe, one half on the 18Th OF June
1880, aud the other BALI the 18th Of December fol
lowing. Letters directed TO me through the medium
Of the VeFdon, Post Office Hanover will be duly attend.
ed to-
JOHN CASTLEN
B,
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Dec

FLOODED HORSES FOR SALE have at
BIB Tree HILL Tor sale, several Blooded Horses and
Mares; among them Stallion by Timoeoa dam by
old Domede, grand dam by Wildair--Ap ollo--Psr,ner
-FearDaught mare, scc.-A Stallion by Pa.
colet, dam by young Bedford, grand dam by Shark
great grand dam by old Flag of Truce.-Tbis Horse
comes highly recommended from Tennessee boh as
racer aud stallion He is beautiful sorrel about l-
teen hands, inch high, exhibiting degree OF ex.
cellence in FORM beauty, aud action, rarely to be met
with, in this noble animal. remarkable fine brood
by old Sir Archie, dam by HIS King Tdminy,
stand dam by grey Domede great grand dam by Bran.
dy, out OF an imported Together with several
other young colts and Of the very best blood
Gentlemen wishing TO purchase will please call on
The subscriber at Tree Hill, or J. NJ. Selden, Esq
Richmond. r. WATSON.
Dec. o 69-w1
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WNDUCArlON-The Subscriber will commence hi
al school in Charlottesville, the 10Th day OF Jsnu.
airy next Tor the instruction Of boys in the English La
Tin, Greek, AMI French Lang Iages, which will com
prise session OF little upwards of ten inont,s yaca
Ton oil one month will he given in August The
course viii comprise in the En- slsh Department. En-
glish Grammar, Geography, Book -kee ping, Arhme tic
and preparatory course Of NJ lematc; viz: Lacroixs
Algebra and Legendre s Geometry; in the classical the
Latin, Greek and French Languages with Ancient Hi.
tory, Geography and Mythology. The Instructor will
be generally during the day with his pupils save suf-
hcient time for exercise and recreation so a. to as
sst and instruct them boh in the preparation, ard
recitation of their lessons As he intends his school
to be permanent and believes the advantages of an ed
ucaon, and the facility of acquiring il, incre ased by
pursuing regular and systema,icai plan, he would
prefer, pupils those boys, who will probably com
pete their scholastic with him. His course is
suchas TO give boys all the necessary preparation for anv
OF the Colleges Universities and especially for the
University oil Virginia; with eye to which, i, has
been prepared. IL. would be clad, if those who in
tend to favor him with their patronage would mmedi-
ae'y appIZe him of their Intentions for il the size of
the School will justify it, he will employ an assistant 90
az TO have the French Language taught by native
Fronchman.
Those who may not be acquainted with the subscri-
Der, he wosld refer 10 Thomas w. Gilmer, r. w Wood
James w. Saunders, Henry I. Harry, DR.. C l.. Cooke
Thomas J. Randolph, Philip p. Barbour and WIN F
Gordon. Eoard in geniee families be obtained in
Charlottesville from light TO len dollars per month
Terms tor session Of ten months for instruction in
the English branches, Latin, Greek, French and Ma
'hemalIcs, $500
English branches, Latin. and Mathematics, 5000
English branches only, %,
GEORGE CARR, Principal
O..
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Ekl vutus OF a deed OF trust. executed to me by
He William Verser, on the 9Th dav Of August, 1927,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of No,toway
County, shall proceed TO SELL TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, at Nouoway Court House, on Thursday the
!th DAY oil January next, Gt being Noitowsy Court
day) the following slaves TO wit: An'honev, Bob Doc
tor Randall: Nelly. Mary. Mary, Qhe younger,) Ii
sha. jude, Lucinda and their increase-or so many OF
them "a may be sufficient 10 discharge certain bond
named in the sal deed executed to Archibald A. Camp
oe-The title to said slaves is believed to be good
but shall only convey to the purchaser such title
Is vested in me as trustee. RiCH'D X. CRALLE, jr.
Not,owav. Dec. L. 61-wiv#
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"Mvcn Yrr nrMA,r, ussrNo''- Coepsr
from Ackerman's Forge, Sic No, for $780,

From Ackcrman's Forget Sic Not for 1901
VERSES
described IN an J1isan, by Francis Jeo1ery, Esq.
Why write my namc midst songs and flowers,
To meet the eye Of lady gayI
have no voice Tor lady's bowors-
For page like this no fitting lay.
Yet though no moro my heart must bound
AZ w,,ching call OF srrghtly joys,
Mine is the brow that never ffown'd
On laughing lips, or sparkling eyes.
No-though behind me now is closed
Tho youthful paradise OF love;
Yet can bless, with soul composed,
The lingercrs in that happy grove.
Take, then, fair girls, my blessing take,
Wherever amid its charms you roam;
Or where, by western hill or lake,
You brighten a screner home.
And while the youthful lovers namo
Here with the sister beau,y's blends,
Laugh not to scorn the humber aim,
That TO their list would add friends!
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dec g..

n IN Chancery-ln Louisa County Court September
III Iith, 1929:
Edmund Penileton, PuG
against
Mary j. Peers, John w. Peers, Anlei son NJ Peers.
Samuel r. Peers, Albert A. Peers, Melissa NJ. Peers
1unlh H. Peers and William Peers, Defis
The defendant, John w. Peers, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 law and
re- rules OF this Court, and appearing 10 The saf,c-
State; motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel IL is or.
dered that the said John W. Peers appear here on the
first day OF December Court NEXT and answer the bill
OF The plaintiff; and that copy Of tbi. order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the City
of Richmond, Tor two months successively and posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this County on
some Court day. Copy. Teste,
DAVID NJ. HUNTER. n. c. l.. c.
Oct 9 A2-wsw
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NOTlCE.-Know all men by these presents, that /
Ia Nathaniel S Shepard, Of Bemounl County, Ohio
do authorize and appoint Franfis f. Mitchell Of Vir.
ginia, TO make, anil vend "Dr. VIM Judkins' Pa.
tent Specific Ointment" throughout the Counties oil
Essex, Mddlesex, Gloucester, Mathew, York Eliza.
bsti City, Warwick, Norfolk and Princess Anne, in.
cludiDg all towns and cities in the same az fly az
could, we're present myself
Gre" Grcm Under my hand and seal this day. dated
Richmond, December 8 n. 1929.
lseall NATHAN 8. SHEPARD.
Tpstp,
Gro w snEbToN.
y 72-w6s
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oct. 81.
q NCHANCERf-Virginia: In Lunenburg County
Il Court llth Nov 1929
Lewis Observation-Disclosures of Absoum Tatum decd


Pltifs.
against
David Street. administrator Of Mere wether Hurt decd
who was administrator with the will annexed of VIM
Tatum, decd WIN. Wood, administrator Of CHRISTOPHER
Wood, who was surviving husband oil Sucky Wood for.
meriy Sucky Tatum Ben amin Tatum and Charity his
wife; Matthew Ta'um, Nancy Griffin, BENJAMIN la
tum, Clement Nevis, administrator OF John Nevis,
James Neal, admiustra Of Allen Tatum and Thomas
Fisher administrator of Mary Fisher deed, Dens
The Defendants, William Wood administrator OF,
Christopher Wood deed, who surviving husband
Of Sucky Wood, formerly Sncky Tarum, BENJAMIN
Tatum and Charity his wife. Matthew Taium, Nancy
Griffin, Clement Nevis, administrator of John Nevis
and Thomas Fther, administrator Of Mary Fshax
not having entered their appearance and ri Vi
security according to the act OF Assembly and
the rules oil this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF this counry On ;he motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney, 1t is ordered-That the said de.
iendnts appear here on before the second Monday
IN March next, and file their answers 10 the plaintiff
billiard tina: copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
10 some newspaper published in the Town of Peters.
burg or City OF Richmond for two months successivey
and posted at the font door Of the Court house of the
said county. a Copy-Teste.
4. w. WYNN, d. C.
zee D. 69-wSw-
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a YOUNG who deems himself
IA qualified TO instruct in the Greek, Latin and
French Languages and the ordinary branches of Ma
hema'ics, wishes TO obtain situation as teacher in
some public or private seminary or in private family
Testimonials will he produced il required
letter directed to N. NJ. Lindsay's Store Abemarle
vii! be attended Collaboration may also be obtained
by applying TO Benjamin F. Niche Esq, Of Richmond
BENJAMIN +. NICHE.
Dec 5. 6S-w3vy
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YENHE MErkOPOLlrAN;-Or, Cafhoi,c lfonfhiv
a .Hdgos,ne
Jesus Christ yesterday, and to-day: and he is the
same JoreeT"-HEB. xiii. o.
Hanc Fidem guam nunc habenus omnes Fiieles
qu nos pr@'cesernnt prscis trmporbus habuerunt."
-LANEFRANc CoSTR. BERENG.
ne faith which we profess, held by all the
iathtiI who have preceded us from the eares time "
Monthly Magazine, Dedicated 10 Religion and Lit
erature, IL about To he issued from this Metrcno.-
ne circumstances under which IL takes its origin are of
nature, at once 10 promise success and secure lis
continuance. Approved by the Most Rev. Archbishop
depending on the exertons, science aud talents
Of the clergy OF Maryland and of the Union 1t cannot
ia TO be conducted in able and interesting manner
Differing in its character from those religious papers
which have already been established, it will neither
interfere with their design, nor tend in any way to i'm,
circulation-lts ohjec; is indeed the same
the dispersion OF ruhthe semna,icn of knowledge
and the vndicaon OF those doctrines and usages of
the church, which have BEEN and are STILL not unrs.
quenty, misrepresened. In pursuing this object
will be necessary TO have recourse to argument. and
acts; which while they sircng the tenet OF tie
Cahoic Church, must tend 10 the RECITATION of those
OF all others But while these arguments aud Iace are
appealed to, il shall be done with miness and orbeor
ance, comfortably TO the spirit OF true charity on which
Religion is essentially founded The metropolitan will
be divided into four heads, vz:-Relpion Literary
Misce laneoHs, Poetical. 1t will be published monthly
in Baltimore by p. Blenknsop-the first number will
appear in January 1880. Ii will be printed in S vo on
good paper and forwarded Subscribers through The
Post oiiice. Terms 81 per annum-payab!e half yearly
in advance. ''
Dec io. 7l-wIw
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"A FEMALE TEACHER.-A young lady who has
IN had several years experience in teaching wishes
a situation in private family; up the country
would be preferred. She il qualified TO teach all the
branches OF an English education with music, needle.
work. &c. SC. Fer information, apply to Mr.. James
Winston, Richmond, Mr.. Thomas Shore Of Pc
tersburg.
Dec. ) GS-u3w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-17

HNDUCATION.-A 2 very healthy situation near
M Goandsville, Caroline, the subscriber will open
SCHOOL, on the 18th Jan. ensuing. lie will teach the
English Tongue, including Reading, Writing. Gram
mar, History and Geography Maps, Latin. The
various branches Of Mathematics, Geometry, Trgo.
nometry, Algebra, aud numerical Arithmetic.
Several Bosrders can be accommodated by The sub.
scriber, at $780, for Board and Tuition: the Boarers
furnishing bed and bedding. Tuition for day Scholars
$50. JOHN V. KEAN.
Dec .. 6S-12t
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n N0NCORD ACADEMY.-rhc exercises of this
~ Seminary Tor the ensuing year, will commence on
the 10Th Of january, and terminate on the 18th Of De-
cember following; allowing a vacation during the
month OF August. The mathematical course will com.
prise Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry stronomy Plane
and Spherical Trigonometry, Fluxions aud Comic Sec
li.h. Latin, Greek. French and Italian Langssge.
h,le due attention will be paid the various branches
oil hnerai education particular pains will be taken in
teaching and speaking ct the English Language with
roprety, Penmanship. Arithmetic Geography, the use
OIL the S'ooes, the drawing Of maps Surveying, &c.
nose Suuens who do not expect 10 enter the Unive-
sy OF 'rginia or some College. will be instructed m
NAura, Moral and Political P-'oso2hy, Ancient and
Modern History, AMI Political Economy. Being him
sell parent, the subscriber knows the socitude which
others experience about their children when At school
and therefore pledges himself to act parents part 10.
wards all those committed TO his care. In forming the
morals and culivang the intellectual of youth
he has had the experience OF abou, thirty years. during
which time. the high literary character which his pu
pills have generally sustained has redounded much 10
his qualification AMI their credit The terms for boa,d
and tuition will be l9, each boader finding hi. own
ped bedding and Candles; SIG 1t they be furnished
oy me subscriber. Parents and guardians are invited
10 visit The institution at any time, aud Judge OF the sit
"auon aud improvement Of the students Those who
may wish to receive further Information citing the
Seminary, are requested to aires. their conuunca.
ions 10 THOS. Is. COLEMAN.
President Of Concord Academy. near the
Bowling Green, Caroline Couutv.
&c Nv. 7l-w4t
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VINO TAVERN-KEEPERS-I shall offer Tor rent
II on Wednesday, the 23d instant, being Hanover
Court Day, On the premises, the Tavern at Hanover
house, for the ensuing given
the LIST OF Jan. lS30This csahishmen is Justly es.
teemed on Of the most valuable in the State There
sno oppoyion and has rented many years for 900
per annum.-Particulars made known on the iay 81
renting. TIE PROPRIETOR
Dec. 10. 7-v3w
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JOHN CASTLEN.
ln II
Dec. 8.

aDUBLIC SALE.-The subscriber s authorised 10
81 cell, or the premises, the liih day Of January.
that being Buckingham Court day, the Tavern al
Buckingham Court.houss, formerly occupied by Boil.
ling Branch deed. VIM. A. BRANCH.
1T' Terms will be made known on the day Of
sab w. A. B.
Dee. 10. 7l-w4~s
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LtiH0tic Hospital, tVtIIidmsbitrg.
,NOTICE is hereby given that all the cells in this
institution are occupied, and that no more patients
will be received until Of the said cells vacant;
due notice Of watch win be given. BY order of the
Court Of Director. j. HENLEY.
May 26 sb-g
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Dec. 8.

HNDUCATlON.-The school at my house in the
-EA county OF Caroline, near the White Gimme vs.
Tor the instruction Of females, under the direction OF
Miss Susan IT. Peyion, will be continued the ensuing
year: 10 which will be taught smelling, reading wr-
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography Ma.
tur"i and Moral Philosophy, History, sacred and pro-
lane, and Deedle-work, plain and ornamental. The
school will commence its session on the 18th day of
January next and terminate on the 18Th Of December
loowipg making term OF ten months after deduct.
ing one OF the summer months for vacation Terms:
For teaching any all of the above branches will
the pupil binding her own bed, bedding and candles
or the subscriber furnish them five dollars will be re-
quired. The subscriber pledges herself to use her
best exer'ions TO promote the comfort and convent
ence oil those young ladie. who may he entrusted 10
her care. The situation of the school il retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the adv anisge of a
good neighbourhooi and good society AS il regards
the ability OF Miss Peyton TO teach, the public is re.
Tered TO the subjoined report
MARY WORKMAN
We, the undersigned, having been invited to the
examination of school taught by Miss Susan F. Pew
'on IN The county Of Caroline attended, and take plea
sure in saying, thst her pups, in opinion perform
ed well in the different branches 10 which their a,ten.
ton had been directed In Justice to Miss PeytoD we
trei our duty to say that she exhibited the
son laudAble degree OF scholarship-such as emf.
Ties her to the continued confidence OF Tn pupils and
patrons.
~ Address, White Chimneys Caroline.
RUFUS CHANDLER.
FRANCIS w. SCOTE.
Dec. 10 7I-2awIf
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NSDUCATlON.--Mrs. Elizabeth C. Taylor will open
lA her School for the instruction of girls under IL
years OF age. at Edge Wood in the county of Hanover
on the 10Th OF January, 1880. Her Terms will be
For teaching reading. writing, grammar, arhme-
tic, and Geography, for two sessions OF five
months each $40 90
French and Drawing 90
Dr. Berkeley will board the pupils for eighty dollars
who must find their bedding aud towels or for eighty
i've dollars il he furnishes these articles.
Oct. 6. 43-2awtf ELIZABETH c. TAYLOR
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ENDUCATlON.-I shall open a Boarding School Tie
n ensuing year, at my residence 10 Hanover County
about % miles from Richmond, and about above Col
GoodalPs My course OF instruction will comprise ths
Latia, French, and English Languages; Geography,
with the use of the NJ ips and Globe; regular course
OF History with Chronology, Arithmetic, Mathematics
and the art Of Surveying; English Grammar and Eng
iish Competition
My terms for Board and Tuition are 500 the scbolas
tic year OF ten months. My school will commence on
the 18th of January, 1890, and terminate on the 1911
December. A vacation OF four weeks will be given in
the summer.
shall have examination az the commencement
and another at the close of the year--Thc result oil
which will be sent to the parents and guardians oil
children committed 10 my care.Psriicular attention
will be paid 10 the moral cOnlgc, Of my pupls and
good discipline maintained in school. have been en-
gagged in teaching for eight years past, and am fully
sensible Of the great responsibility which my profe.-
sien imposes. My residence IL unusually heal hy and
remote from places Of vice and dissipation In rela-
ton TO my character and qualifications am authorised
TO refer TO the following gentlemen, viz:
Right Rev Richard Claiming Moore d. d. OF
Richmond.
Rec William Armstrong, Of Richmond
Reo. JPiIiiam Meade ID. ID. of FrcIerick Couuf,,
Hdn0cer, Zee. 1879 HERMON DAVIS.
Certificate of BistOo Moore.
Mr.. IT. Davis was employed Ivy Bshop .bfende az pri.
OF his children for upwsrds of two
have every reason believe was approved bv him
therefore, can with proprieIy recommend Mr.. Davis
10 such parents as may be disposed TO employ him
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed 10 me, must be directed TO Mont
Telier, Hanover County, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
Dec TO- 71-6'wH
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A DMINISTRAToR'S sALE.-on Monday the
IA 2ist OF December. shall sell at Pennington all
The r,rishable property belonging TO the estate Of the
late Jmes Hari'on; which consists Of cattle Of every
descrp ion, horses, pork corn, fodder, sbucs psnIs
ten utensils and some household furniture; an excel
lent riding horse, suky, &c.
A, the same time will be sold for cash. six or eight
likely negroes. Persons from distance wishing 10 a..
tend the sale, will be accommodated Oh the premises.
The Steam Boats will land passengers at Kennons,
within miles Of the place.
COLLIER III. MINGE, Admir-
Charles City, Dec. 10 7I-wrds
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&~ are respectfully informed the Proprietor of the.
Microscope, has obtained very eligible in the Ma
scum in this city, Formerly occupied as the Statuary
Roon) and which is fitted up for the purpose Of
better displaying the great nagnifyng powers Of the
astonishing instrument The room will be open for vi
sitors from o, a. NJ. 10 3, p. NJ. ere,y fair day.
rms surprising instrument discovers to view tho most
minute bodies in The animal vegetable and mneraI n,r,s
OF creation, magnilyng them than 5000 900 times
The apparent dust on figs cheese, which living ami
macua is scarcely ptibe to the naked eye mag
mined TO the enormous size of from TO feet and in
actual NOTION fighting and contending in the most spirit
CD manner. Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process Of Chrtefalixa-
hon is shown in most respondent and magnificent
lourslt needs but be seen TO he most admired IL be
ing Impossible 10 give adequate description of it's
brllliancy ~ Abundance 80 cts, children half price
Nov. 5. 56-tf
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HTdIUSI
Thomas t. Thornhill, adm'or. of William Russell.
decd. William Russell, James Russell and John Rus
sell, Elizabeth Dashazar, wife of Dashazar, Wiley
RUSSELL James Russell, Teresy Thomas and
her husband, Samuel Russell and Elizabeth Russell
Defts.
The defendants, except Thomas L. Thornhr, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
defendants are not inhabitants of this country: II is or
dered that the said absent defendants do appear here
January court next and the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
the Richmond Enquirer for two months successivcly
and posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county. Copy. Teste,
Il. ELDRIDGE, Jr d. C.
oct 81 51-wSw
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Mrs. Sarah SopeH, Guardian for ItTiliam Gregory
Mann, Julia Inn Mann, and Margaret Sarah
Mann.
NOrICE is hereby given you that application will
be made TO the County Court of Cbesteriie on the
1lth day Of January next on behalf OF the Chester.
field Rail Road Company, for the appointment of valuers
70 assess the damages which will be sustained by the said
William Gregory, Julia Ann and Magaret Sarah Mann
in consequence OF the passage Of the Chesterfield Rail
Road, through their property in the County of Chester
field. M0NCURE ROBINSON, Agent of the
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.
Dec. z. 70-tl4thDec