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AN iMposToR.-Ihere is a cunning hypocriti-
cal young man, clerically dressed, travelling er-
fenstreiy about the country, assuming an uncom-
mon degree of piety, and representing himself to
be a student of theology of the Episcopal church
We learn from the Wilmington (Del.) Journal.
that few doys ago he presented himself to DR..
J. w. Thompson, Of that place, and represented
that he was travelling to Cheshire, Connecticut.
to persue his studies in the school of Mr. Paddock.
OF that place. He stated that his pocket had
been picked at Baltimore as he was about enter
ing the and that he was left destitute of mear
TO travel. He seemed to be we'll acquainted with
Mr.. Paddock and his family, and knew all the stu
dents of the institution, and stated that he was
quite intimate with the Doctors son, who is now
pursuing his studies at that school. Dr. Il. took
him TO his house, showed him the kindest atten-
lien, gave him the warm hospitalites of his home,
supplied him literally with money, anu sen, him
on his journey. The scamp calls himself Nc.
mann.