From the Westchesier Gazette.
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Travelling beagars.-Every one knows the evil of supporting these nuisances upon the ommunity in strolling idleness, yet no one interferes to check its prevalence, or expose the glpri ing impositions which are daily practised. A short time ago, one of these vagabonds called at this office 1; his countenance was strongly marked with intemperance, and his scarified nose and bruise swollen eyes, gave signs of his recent carousal he said his name was Christian Hynes, and exhibited paper stating that he had been burnt out some- where at the west, with Mr.. Westford to certify the fact; to which was added the names of several reverend gentlemen in in the city of New York, written with a pencil, and apparently by the same hand 5 but this was teo evident an imposition to escape detection. We might mention a number ofinstances more, with which no doubt some of our readers are acquainted, would exceedingly darken the hue of hu- man depravity.

 Under this head it may be we'll to men, ton, that company ofill-favoured stroll- ing wretches, from '15 to 20 in number, men, women and children miserably cov- cred with remnants of blankets, quilts, and cast-off clothes, passed through this village on Wednesday of last week, and en- camped on the turnpike near Sparta The children were despatched to solicit money, &c. in the neighborho od--with which gallon of whiskey was purchased for the company. On being questioned, a young female said, they aoere moOing from Delhi to NeaO Virginia. The next morn- ing some of the women were scarcely able to walk from the effect of the nights de- bapch; but with the help of their half starved nag and crazy vehicle, Ia sort of apology for waggon) they pursued their journey. Good ribdance.