PERPETUAL MOTION. Mr.. RED
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HFFFER, whose name is SO familiar 10 the
public on account OF his aIledeed discover,
ot perpetuslly self moving machine, has
eArpeared In print, and challenged The most
critical examination ot his invention II
MIR k. is not mad on this particular topic,
he Is certainly much dclutied nothing be-
ing more clear, In our opinion, than tha,
It Is Impossible ios him to have found ou,
what does not exis, in nature. There IS
not III the Whole universe any one BODY
seIf-mosed; all bodies, and every atom oil
matter, beiag atiracsed,is impelled, Into mo
tion 5y the action Of some other body or
pariicle Blu, all ages of the world have had
their notions, their hbaafon,s, their cAime,os.
he PHILOSOPHERS STONE, and sauARIxc
the CIRCLE, have been put 10 rest by the i'm.
proved state Of fchemislry and the ma,hema-
tics. The laws OF mechanism, seem, as vet.
not TO be SO well unae, stood Whenever
shey are, PERPETUAL MOTION will be buried
IN oblivion, or only be remembered to be
laughed at. There is something luelicrous
IN Mr. Redhetfer's late notice lie assert
I'd IN the hist instance that he had discover
ed herfetuai motion, and now he says he
has fn,troped it which is saying that his
machine, which would formerly move for
eper, will hencefouh move longer. " lie,
the uncIrcumsizsd Jew believe him"


Uashingfon Poher.