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THE SoRA.-It has long been a question among Ma
turats, and still unsettled unless the fact we are about
10 mention should put ii at rcs chenoe coeh the Sora
and ,cher goeh iR This interesting bird usually makes
its appearance along the tidewacrs Of Virginia, about
middle OF Augus and leaves the first severe frost
During last week, of party skating OH meadow
in the vicinity happened TO break in when Immediately
upon cNircating himself four fire Sords came through
The aperture, Of which caught the others retreat
ed beneath the ice, and thus escapcdThc captive bird
wax brought alive 10 town, has been by many, and
there can be no doubt TO its species. The Sora there
fore does not always cmigrac, lift changes cline ALL
which, from its being clumsy ier, iii little able TO do
any individual of the fcathercd race-ct Int Dec 90
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A GENTLEMAN residing above Richmond, in a
IA healthy neighborhood wishes TO employ Female
Teacher for the ensuing year Inquire of the Editors OF
this paper. Nov. 4 hI--if
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Il next season at the stable of my George w.
Johnson, aud under his immediate management, within
one mile of Moolys Tavern, in the county of Chester
field about 30 miles from Richmond and PctcrsbtIrr-
Terms &C. hereafter w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Dec. &, 1881. Gift
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SERVANT WANTED.--I wish hire a woman
- (vithout incumbancc) for the ensuing year, TO cook
wa-h and iron for my small family.
Dec %, 1881 69-tf VIM McCRERy
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Nov. 30.

HNDUCATlON.-The subscribers have united with
HZ view of conducting School, in which will be
taught The Geek, Latin, French and English Languages
topography Arithmetic and Mathematics Their residence
IN The county OF Albemarc, in healthy situation about
seven miles from Charlottesville. Board may be had i'm
the following families at the price of Eighty Dollars for
me scholastic year, yiZ-James Minors, Achilles Broad
heads, Richard Dukes James ID. Aliens, DR.. John Mi
nors, Daniel f. Cars, and in that of Dr. Carrs The
price OF Tuition in ALL in any of the branches taught
in the School will be Thirty Dollars for Scholastic
year, half of which, well of the Board, will be paya-
2e IN advance the Pupil providing also his bed furniture.
ne SUBSCRIBERS have had some experience in teaching,
and with the aid OF Mr.. II. NJ p Powers recently Stu
dent at the University of Virginia and distinguished in all
his classes, while Member of that Institutions and to
whom Will be particularly committed the departments of
Mathematics and the Greek Language hope merit
portion OF the public patronage No scholar will be
ccived Tor less term than year. The School will COM
mencc on the second Monday in January and with : va
cation of the month of July, viii on the 2Otb of
December. FRANK CARR
NOV 20. G5S-wtJ101 JON. ID. CARR.
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a BLE-BODIED HANDS WANTED.--Tbe subscri-
IA Der wishes 10 hire for the st next year. numcbr
Of abe-bodcd hands work the Petersburg Rail Road
liberal prices will be given, and the money paid quarter
~ Dec. u. f6t-T&F ~ JANIS MALONE
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CERTIFICATE Qf bishop Moore.
Mr. III. Davis employed by Bishop Meade pri-
vaie tutor OF his children for upwards of years
have every reason TO believe approved Ivy him. l.
therefore, with proprcty Mr. Davis TO such
parents may be disposed TO employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.
letter addressed 10 me, be directed TO Montpelier
Hanover county, Va. HERMON DAVIS.
NOV. ~. 5S-wtf
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I'm CHANCERY--In Amelia County November
n Court, 1881 II

y I'm ~
n Court 1881
William b. Foster, Elizabeth Webster widow Of Will
liam Webster Decd formerly Elizabeth Foster, Polly C..
Bcvl, widow of Archer Bevil, deed, formerly Polly C..
Foster, Philip Adams and Matilda his WIFE formerly Ma
tlda Foster Joshua Foster, Marston Foster and Ann his
wife, Granville Williamson and Catharinc bs wife for
mcry Foster, Tlman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster, widow of Booker Foster, decd Ann Foster Sell
na Foster, Matilda Foster and Richard Foster, infant chill
dren Of Booker Foster, decd, and Matilda who sue by
their mother, next friend PlEs
against
Thomas W. Webster, cx or of Booker Foster. doc'd.
John s. Foster and Josiah Foster, Dens
The defendants, John s. Foster and Josiah Foster, not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and The rules OF ils
court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the co,
the motion OF The plaintiffs by their counscl il is order
Cd, that the said defendants do appear here the fourth
thursday IN February next. and tIc bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published in the ci,c of Richmond
for two months successfully and that another copy be post
cd at the front door of the Courthouse of this county on
two successive court days. copy. Tcstc,
Dec.2. 5o--wSw JOHN T. LEIGH, c.
I'm obedience to a Decree of Hanover County Court,
"A pronounced the 9th day Of October last in a GER
tain suit in the said Court, between Sarah Crenha aud
others Plaintiffs against Hamilton A. Crcnshaw others
Deendans-thc Commissioners appointed by the said De
cree Will on the 10th day Of January next, sell upon the
premises, Tract Of land belonging the Heirs of Joel
CrenShaw, dec, lying on both sides Of Cedar Creek and
adjoining the binds of Joseph Vaughan, Henry Pollard
and ohcrsand supposed TO contain about eighty acres
ana on me ne st day they viii sell uPonthe premises,
other Tract Of Land belonging the said estate contain
ing one hundred and fifty II adjop the lands Of
Col VIM. l.. White and ohcrs.rerms Of SALE 50 much
cash as will pay the costs Of suit &c.ior the balance
twelve months credit win be allowed upon the purchaser
purchasers executing bond bonds with approved
curity, aqd Decd Of Trust the land 10 secure tho pay
mont THE COMMISSIONERS
Dee ~. 65 1g
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SLAVES FOR SALE-On Thursday, the 4th of
~ january next, at Surry Courthouse, will be sold for
cash. To the highest bder between 30 and 40 Slaves, in
families; among them several house servants and first
rate male cook On Thursday the 18th of the month";
at Brunswick Courthouse, will be sold upon the same
terms between 30 and 80 Slaves all of the estate of the
late John Bowdonn of bad weather. these sales
WIZ take place the next fairday. JOHN III. COOKE,
Dec In. 6i--Sr Ex'or of J. L. Bowtoin
M EGROES FOR SALE.-On the 2d of January next,
at the Central Hotel, in Charlottesville shall offer
Tor sale, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder
ut oil twelve months with interest from the date, with APP
proved security, about forty negroes of the Estate of the
late Dabncy Minor-These negroes considered va
iuabe IA amy in Virginia; among them are tradcsmcn
house servants, &c. ALEXANDER GARRETT,
Dec. IO, 1881. ItlStJan. Executor.
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against
Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey Edge, Elizabeth Edge
Nancy Edge and Grief Bakstlae, late Shernof Charlotte
10 whom committed administration of the estate de
bonis non OF Edward Elam deceased with the will
cd, Dcts
The defendants, Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey
Edge, Elizabeth Edge and Nancy Edge not having en-
tered their appearance according 10 the of Assembly
and the Rules of this Court and it appearing salts
faction OF the Court that they inhabitants this
state, on the motion of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL is order
ed That the said Defendants do appear here the first
Monday in March next and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs BILL and give security for perform
ing the decree of the Court, and that copy of this order
be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer, for two months
successfully, and posted the front of the Court
house of the said county. A Copy. Tese,
WINSTON ROBINSON Clerk
Dec. Is. 6l-wSvy.
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A TEACHER WANTED. The Trustees cfthe E6e.
IN nezer Academy wish engage for the ensuing wear
teacher to take charge Of IT, He must be well qualified
TO conduct classical schocAny person wishing further
information can obtain by addressing letter +. Mer
nit, Lasnenceville, Brunswick county, Va.
Nov. ,,, E En- E $ II & sif S$ir"
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I'm CHANCERY.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
4 fec of the County Court of Charlotte, the 9Th day
December, 1897
Lewis Dunn, PIN
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3 UMFORD ACADEMY The first session of the
al q ensuing year will commence in this institution on
Monday The 10Th January and terminate the 10Th june
In The classical department. the Greek and Roman authors
VIII be taught which recommended bv the University
OF Virginia, preparatory for admission into that
institution Students, however who design entering
Colleges receive such instruction will comport with
their future arrangemens1hc English and Mahcmati-
cal department, will continue 10 be conducted by Mr. Thos
McMahon, gentleman prc-emncnuy distinguished for
the extent and variety of his Mathematical requirements
and whose ZEAL fidelity, and ability in the discharge of his
duties have been manifested by the evident improvement
OF bis pupils during the late session. To cnumcrate the
various branches OF Mathematics taught this Semi
nary, would appear oscntaious let il suffice saw that
the necessity OF College in that department of
science is entirely superseded. Mr. James Ryan, of New
York. the welknown and learned Editor of Legcndre's
Geometry, Gibson's Surveying the Mathematical Diary.
and author oil the dicrena and Integral Calculus, rgor-
ously examined Mr. McMahon and has certified in the
most unqualified manner that he is profound Mathe-
natcian. Mr.. Rs certificate is in the possession of tho
subscriber.-I'1ms Board, Washing, and Tuition (eacl,
boarder finding his own bed, bedding, towels candles,
&c) $50 per session Of five months payable in advance
Tuition alone, 5 per session, payable also in advance
Students (whcther boardes day sciolars) who
at time previous 10 the 18th February liable
cXpencc Of a whole session. VIM HAWKESW ORTIZ.
King William, Dec. 6. 60-wtl1tli
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EINDUCATlON-My school will be continued the en-
ia sung year, at my residence in Hanover County,
about 20 miles from Richmond, and above Col Goolals
My course OF instruction will comprise the Latin French
and English Languages; Geography, with the of The
Maps and Globes; regular of History with Chro-
noogy arithmetic Mathematics and the art of Surveying;
English Grammar aud English Composition. Ny term sor
board Tuition Washing, Lodging, and Fuel are 800 the
scholastic year of ten months. My school will commence
on the 10th oil Jam 1892 and terminate onhc 10Th Dec.
"A vacation OF four weeks will be given in the summer
There will be an examination at the close of the year.
the result OF which will be sent 10 the parents guar
dans ot children committed TO my Particular atten-
ton will be paid 10 the moral conduct of my pupils and
good discipline maintained in school have been engaged
IN teaching for eight years past, and fully sensible
the great responsibility which my profession imposes Ny
residence is unusually healthy and from places OF
vice and dissipation In relation my and quail
ca'ons, am authorised TO refer 10 the following gentle
men, viz:
Right Rev. Richard Caanming Moore, d. u. Of Rich
niond.
Rer. JpiNiam ARMSTRONG, Of Richmond.
r. 4 T.. fumes, q 90. Of do
Ter. HMdm Meade, ID. ID. Of Frederick County.
Hanover, Dew. 1929. IIERMON DAVIS
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& tLASSiCAL SCHoOL.-Tilc School N Long Creek
~ Lsisa County, will be continued next year, under
he immediate superintendent of the subscribers who will
take care that all his pupils shall be thoroughly instructed
In whatever they may undertake TO learn As the method
OF instruction pursued at this School, is very different from
the superficial course of Education which has become
fashionable, the subscriber deems il necessary TO inform
the public, that every meinber of his school is actually
required 10 understand and parse every sentence he may
read This method rarely fails 20 make good scholars but
requires more abour and study than the fashionable plan
oi modern scio,s, and is therefore ksome 10 the
Ignorant ond ndoentIn this School, will be taught the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar, Englhh
Composition Geography with the of maps and globes
Mathematics and Arithmetic The School will COM
mcncc the 25th of January, 1892 and terminate on the
ION OF December following. There will be vacation Of
\ weeks, commencing the 10th day of Jrne.-Thc
charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel will
be $llO payable one half the is day of June, 1892
and the other half on the LIST day of December following
Long Creek Is situated in part Of Louisa County proven
bal Tor health and stcrty. Ii il 80 miles from Rich
mond 81 from Fredericksburg, and 2S from Cartcrsvllc
he stage from fredericksburg to Cacrsvilc passes
mcd'etciy by the Schoo!house and that from Richmond TO
Orange Courthouse within short distance of it-Lecrs
TO the subscriber should he directed to "Long Creek p
Louisa" WILLIAM NELSON
Nov 90 5S-Ionf
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]. L. ClGrk'S Erchnn0e.

ENHE public are respectfully informed,
Il that the above establishment has re.
Gently gone into operation. frequently expe-
riencing the many Inconvenience that stran.
gers are in many instances subjected to in
transacting their business at this place, often
IN want of the convenience OF writing appar-
atus and the means of ascertaining the differ
ent locations, &c, which they may be in pur-
suit of about the city and its vicinity, have
taken the liberty to give the public general
invitation to consider themselves at home with
me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most of the
New England and the principal southern and
western and fair assortment of foreign pa.
Pers, are conveniently arranged for the accom-
mediation of the public. Any negotiations, or
any business that may fall in the line ola Stock
and Exchange Broker, will be attended to with
facility and despatch. Any commission with
which my friends may favor me, will be COM
piled with to the full letter of their Instructions
Please call on J. l.. CLARK,
April 81. Am 163 Broadway, NFw YORK.
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NEW INVENTION.

FENHE subscriber has invented TRUSS for
n that kind of breach technically called in
guinaL hernia, which is believed to be altogether
superior TO any thing of the kind hitherto en-
ployed or known. 1t consists of bsndage and
compress or congresses, as the case may Ie-
qulre, and is composed almost entirely of soft
leather. 1t is found to be equally as effectual
in securing the desired object, as any spring
apparatus whatever, and possesses this decided
advantage. 1t is iRcomparaGiy more easy to tbs
,oeGrsr. Those who have made trial of both
kinds, have pronounced the bandage and COM
press altogether superior to any spring. The
subscriber will fit and apply them to all who
may be disposed to make trial of them, at his
Shoemaker's Shop, about forty rods east of the
Stage House, in Westminster.
This Truss has received the entire approba-
ton of the following medical gentlemen, who
may be consulted by those DESTROYS of further
information Drs. Snow and Wilder of Fitch
burg, DR.. Smith of Princeton, DR.. Cutting of
Westminster, DR.. Clark of Hubbardston, DR..
Osgood of Templeton, DR.. Parker of Gardner,
and Dr. Cutler Of Ashburnham.
Price from 81 80 TO 50 50, and warranted.
ABRAHAM CUTTING.
Westminster, May 25. eol2w
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HOPKINTON SPRINGS.

HNHE Hopkinton Spring Hotel, IS open LOT
IL the reception of COMPANY for Inc present :
season. Mr.. and Mrs NeRcRoss, managers Il
this establishment, tender their thanks, with
gratitude, for the liberal patronage hitherto !'o
received, and assure all those VINO may VISIT
the Springs for health OF pleasure, that they
will use their exertions to promote their health
and happiness. They have N, made land and intend
modotions. To those whs intend visiting the
Springs for health, they beg leave to recon-
mend the months of May or June, while the
air is perfnmed with the blossoms and the fresh
ness of spring.
The waters at these Springs were analyzed
by the late DR.. Gorham. They have been
found beneficial in all scrofulous complaints,
in cases of debility, particularly of the stomach,
in some affections of the liver, dvspeptic and
rheumatic complaints, salt rheum, eruptions of
the skin, &c, sc. This place is retired, and
pleasantly situated about 80 miles west of Bos-
ton-about the same distance from Providence
and Ia miles from Worcester.
Hopkinton Springs, May H. Pm
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] S% NHA Na al M
GGyiXH%<15lS9

For the removal and cure Of a Ua,ietJ Of OBJ
Stinate and ambiguous diseases, to tOit;
Chronic Diseases Of the Liuer; as Jaun-
dice, and other hillary Distractions
Chronic Observation-Disclosures
of the Skin, Stomach, &c.-SchrophulG-
Superficial and Deep Seated Ulcerations-
yMercuriaL .AfectionS-a Renouator of the
Vitiated Fluids Of the Body, especially the
Blood, and, in fact, a Regenerator of Ema-
ciated and Broken Constitutions.
FHNHE reputation Of this medicine is so
z well established in various sections of coun-
try in which il has been used, that It is unneces-
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject.
CREDENTIALS.
The following opinion of Or. Goldman late Pro-
fessor of Anatomy and Physiology in the Medical
College, New York, SIC sc. carries with it de-
served weight in regard to the superior effects of
the .4rcGnnm, in ambiguous diseases.
"My knowledge of the properties and operation
OF the ".ircanum Of Dr. Phelbs," Justify me in
saying that it is far superior TO any depurative
syrup with which avn acquainted. In the most
obstinate and ambiguous diseases, it displays effects
peculiarly surprising. In those affections thai re.
sst the skill OF the physician. such rheumatism,
syphls, scrofua, liberation, and diseases OF the
SKIN, &c would recommend it as worthy Of great
confidence. JOHN ID. GOODMAN, M. u.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27, 1929"
For several years have been excessively dis.
eased with ScrCtula, having extensive and deep
alterations on each side of my neck, which resisted
the most popular medical treatment in the city.
have likewise been subject TO frequent attacks of
epilepsy, even often as every day or two, the fis
lasting sometimes half an hour, leaving me in dis
tressingIy debilitated condition. applied for adj
m isson to the yHoSSdchuSett8 General HosbitnL
where was received, and for three months sub
mtted to the treatment Of the attending ply sioians
and was finally discharged as incurable! | then
applied TO DR.. PHELPS, who commenced a course
ofdepletion and the use of the ARcAXUM, and after
a few months application Of these means, am en-.
trely free from every yestage of disease whatever.
These are truths beyond the power ofrefutation.
Boston, Jan. so, 1929. MosEs FRENCH, Jr'
az Numerous other evidenceS ofgreat RESPECT.
ability accombany The Medicine, and 1piH be shown
on application 10 JANIS GREEN & Co, Apotheca-
res, Worcester, who hare the article for sale at
pllOIesae and retail eoly Dee
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Cotton Manwactwing Estab.
Eshment for sale at AUCTION.

TNHE proprietors of the Cotton Mauuiactur-
u ing Establishment in Drewsvile, Wal
pole, IN. H. will sell their property at Auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of July neat,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ 1t consists Of Factory
Building, 60 feet long, stories high, contain
ing about 409 Spindes and other machinery, 2
Dwelling Houses, one stories high, the other
1. Also, Store, Blacksmith Shop and Barn,
belonging to said establishment. Said Factory
is situated on Cold River, and power sufficient
for 1909 spindes the Buildings, Dam, and Ma
chinery, are some out of repair, but may be re-
paired at small expense. Conditions made
known at the time and place Of sale.
For further particulars, inquire of THOM-
AS C. DREW, or JAMES CHANDLER,
near the premises June %.
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COMPOUND CHLORINE
TOOTH WASH
For Cleaning and Preserving the Teeth and
Cleansing the Mouth.

For Cleaning and Preserving the Teeth and
Cleansing the Mouth.
TUNHE COMPOUND Chlorine Tooth Woeb
eAectn.IIv cleanses he Tee,h and ,;,, an-
swer the nurnoses of the beot dentirr;no T. oan
tains no acid or any invredsnt which onn - on,
case he ;n;nrous i viii sI.o ha forI Ian =" '5
brush itseIf Free from oil IN, ,.;t;as =, ~ . .he
further ADVANTAGE of cIeonsim, ,ha ,oo,h ls s"e
and of remoxing whatever 3 ogens;vs IL " 49,
breath. II hardens The oums snJ 10 va1ro tne
remedy for ,hs cank os sorsnaas D of 10 '',n
In fine il nreserves tho ,setb o~J ut u; In
resnects in a clean and heoI,bv nond;';on +, O." ~
agreeable to the taste Can,isroon ,,ho ara j..
the habit of using tobacco will fnJ tbat The ,oo,,
wash will sneediiy remove all he efects ef fro1
the mouth.
That the nnbI;c nav ro,t ,..,,rod or ,ho ,o..
sautarv Effects IF ,h;a ,t y, t"H nery
recommendations Who'll havo hor, ' n 1917
owe r. Reed pronr",n.a nav o, .,hn,;,,o W
From G " Cte,5nma ~ n 9UJ III it;,
Hosbjtn, .NnrcI ieS, o. :" .1Ir n'i
emnoyed the Chorin. Tooth 49, A"" neu %,d
NV Won feel bannv TO Gov ,ha, J"oer' c prepared
yinced of IFS ntilitv in d;seases of tha taa!, 40
oums and viii ,h;: via' e. e"e .eeen SuI
F Io The at,ent,on ofth" Ill ~ |, rsoo'n.nenu
F.o,, g Sh,,rt1s q AZ n " 3D. - .IA an
IS 1851 ihave need yonr Conrn" U[TI ChIonr
Tooth Wash and cd 0J'1
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IMPORTED BULL,

VENHE Imported Bull Wye Comet, of the i'm.
IL proved Durham Short Horned Breed, from
Pewell's Stock of Philadelphia, will stand for
Cows the ensuing season at the Stables If
Col. Il; Converse and S. S. 81 |. B. Wood, in
New Braintree: The above Animal will be- 3
years old IN November next. His weight is
loUe pounds, and Tor symmetry of form he is
unrivaled in the State.
Terms, So for single Cow; any gentleman
or association Of gentlemen furnishing 70 Cows
are referred to the above gentlemen for torm,s
;, ROBERT NJ. ABBE.
n. b. For further particulars see hand.b;lls
May 25 on,*
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Building Lot at Auction.

KMTlLL be sold at Public Auction on Mon
w DAY, July l5, at O'Clock, P. NJ, at the
Worcester Hotel, a valuable Lot situated on
Green-street in Worcester, about 40 rods
south of the Baptist Meeting House, adjoining
the premises Of Jonas B. Allen, fronting 60
feet on the Street and extending 800 feet in the
rear. 1t is in high state of cultivation.
The situation Is one of the pleasantcst in this
thriving village, and lying on the route of the
contemplated railway from Boston, offers fair
chance for a profitable purchase.
June %. J. M. EARLE, .4uct