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! Lommissis1ers' Nmiee.

NJ q Commissioners Hmies.
NJE the subscribers. having been appointed "
port, in The county of Newport, Comlnissioneys 10
receive and mine The claims sgsinst the estate oS
RlfHARD MERRILL,
late OF said Ecwport mariner, deeeastd, represert-
ed nsoivent, do hereby give notice ,bat six month";,
from the 6,b inst allowed 10 the creditors of sad
Estate bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that VIII attend for that purpose, at re.
spec,ive dwellings,. any time within that period.
JAMES TOWNSEND, c...~.
HENRY CRANsTeN 'V"'''' 'e~'
AN persons indebted 10 ite Estate Of said deceas-
ed. called upon TO make immediate payment to
Asaf Jon Z. HTNS'sa; rowNsakn Adn'iAi'ir.ss''. !.
Newport. Oct. IS, 1917 raf
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CoN,rnssil..eEs' NoAss.

ConEHSSiD. leg;s' lNoHcs.
XX1E the Subscribers, having been appointed ty
w the Hon Court of Probate in the town o. New
port, in the county Of Newport. Commissioners 10
receive and examine the claims sgairst the oil
tiENRy 1EG, jua'
late Of sai, Newport, mafusr, deceased, represent
ed insolyen, do hereby give o'ice thatsix raon,hs,
from the Oh inst ave sovcc 20 tie creditors ~
said Estate to bring IN and prove thcir respective
claims, aud that We viii atteui for that purpose,
at our respective dwellings, sny time wi;hia Ghas
period.
,ss,. ,oaN WILKINS WILLIAMS Commissioners.
Al persons indebted 10 the Estate of said decesss-
cd, are called upon mike inrk diste paymeu, 70
MARY TEw, 7 Adr;,,.,rs,or.F
HEYay TEw. Aa"'"''" "" '' s'0's
Nevpo-t. Oct Is 1917
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.fa ElrAhanl,s GoNan,rv.

A wooden house has beer built for the ell
cphants with which the Emperor has been
presented by the Shah OF Persia the male is
seventeen feet high, and is too sawc upon
which the persian monarch used to ride uh-
der an awning. Some Persi,ns have re ms,n.
ed here to attend these anisoais. A vsry'co-
rions eircumstaoce occosed 3 few days since.
A lady who often came 10 see the elephant,
was accustomed TO bring him bread, apples,
Sc. One day the duimaL by way Of shelving <
his gratitude, seized the lady with his t,uok,
and put her upon his back, on the place
where the driver ususly sits. The poor
woman, terrified by this unexpected piece
Of gaiIantry, shrieked violently, and begged
to be taken dawn but the Pcssians s.suted
her that II was tar more prudent TO remain
where she was.--Sho was, therefore, obliged
to walt till the e,cphua, laid hold Of her again,
aud SC, her down as gently as he had before
lif'ed her up.-Russian ha:aer.
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JEU D'ESPRIT.--" How esu You, my
deer, prefer huaeh 70 svine 3" Because, my
love, is 80 like matrinsooy-such COM
pound Of opposite qualities" Ay, my lord,
am the veak part. l suppose" No, my
dear, you are the swees, with dash Of the
aeid, aud no small portion OF the stirif.'
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A smart, lively. sensible Boy. -Four years old.
"A wants place 10 some respectable family, IN
al sfsge. E"q4re =, this Office. Aug 6.
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A gentleman was nearly suffocstcd by in-
fam alton of &C up?er part OF the wind pipe
(cynanche lanynche) and tho operation of
bronze hotomy, or division of the tubs, was per-
ior med close down to the brcss, bone. A
silvertube wss introduced through tho wound,
and he Immediately breathed with freedom.
Such, however, was the magnitude Of the
original obstruction in the windpipc, that he
has now brehihed three months through the
silver pipe, aud there is, as yet, no appearance
of the natural passage becoming free. The
tube gives him very little uneasiness. He
eals, drinks and sleeps, ss we'll az in perfect
health, but voice and speech are gone.
Phitqdeihhid True american.
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75e Floriaas.-Infor alton derived from
very respectable source, and on which wc
arc satisfied to rely, induces Us TO believe
that the Flo'ids., in less than six months,
will BE- under the government, Of the United
Sta,cs.-We will al least hazard conjecture
that q treaty between Spain and The Uni,sd
States will be submitted 20 rhe Senate, On the
early part Of the next session of Congress,
for their consideration, cesding tha, province
to this government. u this should he The
case, and the psice fixod upon be .fve fniitiens,
we think the nation will be satisfied, porticu-
.arly If that sum be carried to tho eredi, side
e the account seainst Spain fer spoilaIions
On our commerce. yPasA Register.
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ytstcth the surface.
Especial care must be taken 10 fll the bar +.
rel 70 the very top Of the bung-holc, 81 the
last rach;ng that il any Iigbs or aying lee
remain In tho liquor, they may be re moved
az the bung, for tins is frequently the case OF
mellow cider; and il those tees are permit
ted 10 remain in IL, the surfsce, by being ex-
posed TO fhe air, will become soor. That
tar,nes, will by degrees render all the cider
Of The same couple zion. Yet, tho faint may
be perceived to descend g. adusily, for while
the cider is sour at the top, il Is sound few
inches below IL +; till il descends from top 10
bottom. This is tho grand article 10 which
people arc wont to be deceived, and by which
they are rendered out Of hamot with racking
OF cider, how much socver they are pleased
with il when 1t happens TO answer their wish.
es. When their cider turns sour, they i'm
sgine that rackiog takes away the spirit OF it,
and that it must then become sour; OF course,
for want OF a body, as they are wont 10 speak
whereas in truth, it grows sour for want OF
skill how TO secars ], afler the last racking |;
by removing the light lees Aheh SWIM on
the Top, before they acquire tbs last degree
ef facidiiy.
If the barrel is not full, or the bung hole
is not large enough to admit the doing OF this
BY a spoon, the cider must be racked again,
though il be as clesr as rock-water; /; rscking
indeed is the .orcst woy. for some of the lees
may escape the spoon, and therefore there Is
no certain dependence upon ii. Under the
article of racking most observe, that the
person employed in raeking yourcider, mss
BE particularly carcful 10 wash aid dry his
straining bags, racking tubs and buckets
He must be as neat in his cellar, as maid 10
her dairy. Fo, want of this precauuon as
,he dairy abounds with seur milk; toe cellar
is stocked with despicsbie sort oi vinegar
Regsrd must be had to the difference of
climates, in a warm situation, we must defer
bo,tling Of elder til! the beginning oi Ncvem-
Der, and even then TO let tho bol,Ies remain
uneorked several days, o herwise mellow ci.
dec would burst the bottias; it ought 20 be
two years old before it Is bottled, They
ought not to be filed higher than the bottom
of the neck, even with rough cider, snd
lower still with tho mellow sort. Hereby
room is left for the volatile particles to play
and expand themselves without breaking the
bottles.
That your stock Of bottled cider may be
kept from LEAKAGE, the co,ks must be tied
down ri,h strong pockthred OF wire. The
bottles ought also 10 be laid upon their sides
but care must be taken to decant the liquor
with the same depending side downward on
which The bottles Icy 10 the cellar, so lba, ,he
.c.iment may be ief, behind AMANA.
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DsxksAaa, Aua. rs.

A .snguinary engagement took place Ju-
z. between . PNriot feet Of IS sail, block
dog Ausus,urs, (s,a,ioned in barrow pas
ssgsl and the Royair squadron. Eseh par
clims jas victory, but ss nc ls,,ee did not
acoe.d ir fosciag ,bv passage, sbe patriots
manifestly had tbs bestef the asg.
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SYpT. 81.

Late from, .H0aelia Islond--By passenger
in the schr. Lucreiia, Runsio,an, frsm 81.
Mays, we learn, tina, the engagement at
Amelia-lslsnd on the 18th, between the
Spsniards. and the Patriots, resulted in the
dateat Of the Tormer, they having lost seven
men killed, and twenty-seven wounded; the
loss Of ,he Patriots was two killed and six
wounded. The Spanish gun-boats had re.
treated up the river St. John, after sustaining
heavy Eve for two houss from the shore,
and the national big St. Joseph. Several
prizes to the Patsist cruisers were going In
the day tho Luorstia sailed.
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From Sc. P1erre--a.aaeaoss 20 3oa4harie. ..
'3 ST.. Helena.

81. Hclcnu. rt.
That courage which shakes Us rush on
~ rncot death, Is tho courage OF only single
snomept. Ii Is often excited by tho vain sp.
plAu.. of msn.-- There Is species of cour-
age mote rare, and still more necessary,
Which enables US daily 10 suppor, the misfor. :,
shaos Of life, without wisness, and without
praises whatI mean is pA.icace. IL rests
not on the opib,on Of aao,ser. Patience is
ihe Courage Of virtue"
Boaapa,ts has app ared great in council,
great IN action ba never 50 truly grssi as
in--n,s adversely ~|
Ons Of Tho religious sicic,y of Friends az
81 CITES, in The south of FFanco, soils soou-
ally twsuly- -fnur bundled bacreis OF wine, the
ptoduce OF his own gro0nd--nc has n-fy
yoke o. oxeo, Sry Aorses, teu asses, sod
spenfy seven hnrired sheep--sighl hundred
OF which he mliks twice Day same OF the
milk ne sells, and The remainaer is made iny
90 butter and chccse--each eri gives upon
ah eve,age, half pint Of milk day--lhc
care Of these sheep employs, about 90 shep
herds and shephe, desscs, whose business n is
TO milk them, 10 shear them in the season, to
attend lhem on tho nei shboring mountains
and house tue IN at night--eaSh shepherd has
dog, which is 50 nicely trained as to take
gieal part OF The care Of managing the sheep
Of the master.
This uan employs one hundred people the
wNnls year; and at the time OF vintage about
cwo ,ond ed. ---:oo:-
Iyfn'le ElHr "A ,es made Of the CON.
moo A /, soot has often been known TO core
this complaint IN infants, when every koown
medicine had been tried by Physicians wi,h-
out success. have kaown 1t cure Fisr, o.
pysentary, ia adults and recommend It as a
valuable remedy. The tea made Of i,tas,sss.
aIi'ls like weak chocolate, and should hsvs
milk >'eaded) and loaf sugar, TO make pss
table IL may be- drank freely, and az cooslao
df'Ss ioiAnts are se'y fond Of Il. recog
msAd I, because have fully tried Il, and well
know irs value. PARENT, I
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Bp @ail.

CnARLA,ToN, SEPT. II.
A Spanish ship, upwards OF 400 tons, lad
ed with sugar and coffee, and 10000 dis. in
specie, prize TO the priva,eer Patriot, pas
sed the Bar on Tuesday, for Amelia. We
understand ,ha, she rs one of Is sail, csptur.
ell by this privateer, from q hecr.
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Nine chiefs ofthe Cherokees have nothsd
Governor Clark, Of the Missouri Terri,cry, OF
their determination "to do misshisi" 10 the
Ossges; who they say, impose upon 'aem,
and steal their horses snd have made the ns.
ers red With blood of tho Cherokees.
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EosTeN, Oct. g.
THE SEA SERPENT.

nE. SEh StAJE EN i.
In the following letter We have addf:ianal
and irrefragsble evidence OF he existence OF
the eqoa,iok or amphibious animal which has
recently bsen the subject Of such conver,S-,
tioO g.
Letter from the Hon. Lanscn Nssh, p. X. q. ,
TO fhe Hon. Davsd Hnmhhrys, Of fsis fov'.
GLoucrsTER, Sabbath eOeningJ
Sehiensoer %, 1917
DEAN SIR--I have the pleasure OF in-
fot m,os you, tina, Csptsin John Beach OF this
place has in his procession, ayoung Serpent
that wa. yesterday killed, on the sea shore
here, which we have 10 doubt is one 81 the
young OF the American Mammoth serpent
that has lately visited our harbour; and wh'shs
Justly excited your emriosify and affsnfie".-.
He was killed near Thaichsr's Island, and
was making 'forrbe sea, when disco,sreds
and was Twelve or fourteen feet only from the
sea, when killed. He is about three fee, snd
an half in length, and in the largest part per
haps three inckes in circumference and haA
tbrtytwo dislioct punches on bis oaek. HIS
upper Jaw Is entire, and his eyes and nostriIs
have no, beeryinjrred. would describe hio
more minu,ely, but presume YOU viii soon
see him. Respectfully, Sir. yeur most obed'-
ent, LONSON NASH.
Gen. HUMPHREYS.
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y ~ d -
TIE Congress Friyate has arrived in the
Chesapeake I'VE learn, that during Captsin
MoRRIs' crVixe. he has visited Port.au-
Prince, Cape Henry, Ma garetta, Cumuna,
Baroelons end Laguira, at oil of which plac-
es the ship was we'll received. General
Morillo, with the Spanish royal army OF be-
tween end 5000, left Masgare.fa for Cumu.
ma four days previous TO the arrival OF tho
Congress, without having effected tho reduc-
ton Of the island no had been on tho is-
land about 30 days, during which tine thers
had boen five engagements, and the loss Of
the royalists wss about 1900, allied ana
wounded tha, of the psttiota was small.
Morriilo arrived at Lab uira about the Sd inst.
from Cununa, with part Of his forces, and
intended to concentrate the whole at Carrsc-
cas-, where an attack was expected from tho
pat'iots.
We have no information Of the good or ill
success of the mission upon which il 10 sup.
posed The Congress was dispAtshcd.' ..s
Prov. Patriot.
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cers snd suboi dinsies, made o desperate at
tack on the Roys.isis a, AuRustuIs, which
terminated in the entire defeat of The ls,tef,
and the reduction Of The whole province Of
Guiana TO the control Of The Patriots. A part
OF the Land and sea forse OF the koyaiis,s sur
rendered, and the surviving remnant Of the
army escaped to Grenada. Brion, has pro-
|. ceedsd for Dangerous, With the Intention, il
Is said, 10 dispessess the Royalis,sof that is-
land. -:z~z:
EXPECTED INDIAN BATTLE.
|. The 81. Louie paper OF the 22d August
contains the following nccoun, Of preparato-
ry movements for great Indian battle.
BY aecnile mon just arrived here frsm
Eew-Orlesns, via river Ouachi,,s, We are
informed that q formidsbic coaiisicn Of In-
dian tribes have asse mbisd at the Cherokee
villages on the Al kansas, consistins Of Cher
okees, Cboctaws, Shswsnoss, and Dele swares,
fiom the epsi side Of the MississIppi, and
Caddoi, Choshsttes, Tnbkawatha, Comanches
and the Cherekecs Of Arkansas, for tho pur-
pose OF wagiog war against the Osages.
The Cosbattes, Tahkawshs end Caddos Of
Red river, and the Cherokees Of The Arkao.
sss, complain tsat the Osaees are perpetual
Iy sending strong war partssinto thels coun-
Try, killing small hunting bsnds of their pso.
pie, and driving of their horses.-Our IN
torment trsyciled part Of the distance be-
tween the Ouachit,a and Arkansas rivers,
with large party, going to join the confsde-
rate troops. They had six 6eld pieces, with
several whites and half breets, who learned
the use of sr,illeiy under General Jackson
las, war. They said they were Informed
that the Osagss bad built forts to which they
intended TO re,fcst after the general bsttles
which it Is thought will be fought near Earth
arts salt works on the A. ksnsss, on that clus-
ter Of streams es,led the Six. Bulls, and a.
above the boundary line lately ron between
the interior counties Of this territory aud tho
Usage onnt'y ~,
The Osages are aware Of the intended at-
tack, but cannot believe they VIII be met by
such a formidable feree.
& AZ they alwsys fight the pitched battles on
horseback, it is probable they will be defeat.
ed in that broken, country which they have
chosen for the combat.
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Another letter to the Editor says. "a
young Snake was taken yesterday, by Mr..
Coibsy sod other, in LobIoiy Cove, near
Tbaieher's Island, where the Monster of tho
Seas has been often seen. They we're 90
much afraid Of him at fret, thar they oseo
more violence in killing him shan was oeess-
ssry and have very r.oeh bruised his hesd'
They nigh, by wousding him, have taken
him alive. He is now preserved in spiri's
and furnishes the mos, ample eon6rmsiien si
the Sea Serpent.
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al0oratity.
For the n. l. Republican.
MELANCHOLY HOURS--No. 4

s-us-" The s,ape. in chains, on suppca,ing knee.
Spreads his vide arms. and lifts his eyes TO Tnss
with hunger pale, with wounds and toll oppressed,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24

Rum Eey.-The situation of this
Island is placed very erGUneously in
the present charts. both with respect
to its size, as well as latitude and lon
gi;Gdc, which has deceived many.
Rpm Key is about ten miles long.
and 5 81 wide it lies in lat. oS, So
n. and long. - IS W. Of Greenwich.
On making it from The eastward il
appears very billy ; on tie summit Of
dc highest are several houses and
OF nearer approach TO the S. l.. part
oft. two remarkable white ellis will
be seen; 4 little TO the westward Of
ghi,h is tAe bay called Port Nelson,
o,sL GearSc's Ray. where ships load
NH salt. tLi5 side oFthc island may
be approached with safety. The va
ration in 1916 was observed to be Eve
dcgraes eastH %"dlv.
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NOTICE.

I'm the 81 h day,of August 1899.
~ hogshead of Tobacco marked ND
lis, 695, leg, $40. OF second quality,
was inspected at the Alexandra ware.
hose. where it remained ever since.
On the 18th June 1909. another hogs
head marked IN 50, $50, 100, $50, OF
second quality, was also inspected at
that warehouse, where it also remains.
On the sth of March 1910, aHotscr
hogshead marked CT IS, 1904, I2o,
lo75, OF frst quality, was inspected at
the same warehouse and still remains
there. The owners of those ho.sileads
of tobacco are informed of their situation.
and that if they do not discharge the
rents due to the warehouse and the in
spector's fees, they will be sold as direct
ed by the inspection laws Of Virgins.
RICHARD C0E, Inspector.
March 81 IawSw
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Such rule and figure work as cannot
conveniently be compressed into the &c
tavo form aforesaid, and such as may be
specially ordered by either house, pei
cap broadside, 600 copies.
DO. per medium broadside 600 copies,
List OF yeas and nays for the senate.
on cap, four lists on sheet: per quire
Do. for the, house, on folio post, two
forms on y sheet per quire,
Heading each skin of parchment for
both houses, on suitable type, with
these words fifteenth congress Of the
United States,
s. At the first session,
"Begun and held in the city Of wash.
ington, in the district of Columbia, on
Monday the first day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and seventeen.
I" An act
" Be it enacted by the Senate and
house of Representatives of the United
States of America in congress assem-
bled, That"
Gliding and stitching iSlio, where ne
cessary per hundred
Do. octave, do per hundred.
In every instance the printer supplies
the paper, and deposites the work, duI,
folded, and stitched where necessar,
and 40 possible delay is to occur in the
daily execution and delivery of tie work,
so that in all cases where it is piacti
cable, the matter ordered TO be printed
on any given day, may be ready Tor de-
livery next morning At the hour 70 whict
the house so ordering the printing stands
adjourned, except IN the printing OF Tho
annual report made from any of the de-
partmontS, under any permanent &C
requiring such reports, in which cases 4s
hours longer will be allowed.
IL, proposal must specify the rate o.
decrease in tbs price OF printing any
number Of impressions greater than III,
usual number, ana not exceeding 5000
TitIe PAGES will not be INDUCED, e1
cept expressly ordered, nor Will any
extra allowance DC made Tor working OF
Sunday. holidays VI after night.
The contractor or contractors must
embrace possible amoant OF work dur
ing tue congress equal to $4,000, II
which amount security viii Oe required
Proposals must be accompanied witt
TIE name or nameo Of tue security or Sc
cur.tles offered 10 offer Of any add
tlOaal security, after the proposals are U
peued, will be attended TO.
CaAS. QUITS,
Secretary OF the Senate.
TICS. DJuGllERiY,
CLERK Vi tie house u Representa-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24

Nethoug ut from the battle fields dread.
ial array,
, Far-far 1 had roam'd on a desolste
track,
was Autumn-and sunshine arose on
the way,
To the home OF my father's that wei.
com'd me back.
aew to the pleasant fields, trayers'd so
oft,
In lies morning march, when my DO
som was young;
heard my own mountain goats bleatins
aloft,
And knew the sweet strain that the
corn reapers sung.
Then pleds'd we the wine cup, and fond
ly swore,
Frem my home L my weeping friends
never to part;
Wy little ones kiss'd me thousand times
DER,
And my wife sobb'd aloud in her FULL
ness OF heart.
stay, stay with US; rest, thou art weary
and wOru,
Yet fem was their war broken soldier
to stay;
But sorrow return'd with the dawning
Of morn,
And TIE voice in my dreaming ear
melted.ar ay,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-24
March 81
Valuable Land foi Sale,

The subscriber cIlers for sale, at put-
lie Auction,on
Saturday 10Th Nag meat.
on the premises, his tract Of land lying
10 the county Of Prince William, about
thirty miles from Alexandria, and within
three miles of the Turnpike road leading
thereto, containing upwards OF six hun
dred acres; about i've thirds Of the land
is cleared, and is well adapted to the
use of plaster of paris, watered by ex.
|cellent springs and never iaiIirs stream
running through it, with several saud
mill seats on said stream There is a
mill that is out Of use, which may be re.
built at very small expenditures
tor the accommodation CT family built
on the premises. with an ice house and
three hundred young apple trees,
The land that is not in cultivation is
In clover and timothy. The above land
sill be offered to the highest bidder, on
tie following tern 5, TO vii; about one
fifth Of the money 10 be pa'd Al the tiTs
Of sale, and the balance at four annual
instalments, Secured by lien on the
lanj) bearing interest from the FIST 81
November next, at which time possession
will be given, and should the purchaser
wish to rebuild the mill, possession OF
that part Of the property woult be gwen
Oh ,he day OF sale.
RICHARD b. ALEXANDER.
Residing on the premises,
March E lawts
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Indian Sales.
$500 packages

The Cargo of the ships Benjamin Rush
and 'Thoms. Sca'terg"od, both from Cal
catta. aud owned by Edward Thomson,
cling he mos vaUabic and most com
plete assortment Of India Goods ever
imported into the american Market, viii
be sold at public auction, by The SUD
scribers at their auction store IN Paila'
dsIphia,
On Wednesday the I'll Of ,4prii neat
The sale 70 commence al uae o'clock
10 the morning and to continue sntill the
whole are sold.
FERNS aud conditions will be liberal,
and made know at the time Of sac
THE C.ARGOES CONSIST. as FOL