{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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night, instead Of yesterday moruing, yben
Mr.. Baxter was to have exhibited 4 ~
rather run off with his money. leaving il to to
stockholders he gave nothing but evasiors sHe
and they deterH;ned to open the door Of the
building where 1t was exhibited. the kew tn
which he pretended was lost. Upon pryjnp
up the floor. crank, pump. fly wheels, &C. Se
solved. The rage of the curious was tre
mendous, and they proceeded at once to tn,
house of the impostor, whose wife denied
that he was in-the police officers were sent
for, and the cunning artist safely lodged IN
Bridewell. Those who thus sport with the
popular crcduity, ought to be severely pun
ished--and the public ought to rest satisfied
that perpetual motion cannot exist, and that
any man who prctends to have discovered
it. should be treated as an impostor, unless
he displays the whole apparatus which he
thinks Certainly without cause) will pyo.
duce it.-.N Y. Paher.