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Ihe author of "Ta'ufh,o and the ;" Public

 'Seatfntent' ieifer soriter, from fhis co'y

 SIR--l see in the Gazette of the l4th inst, under the signature of Truth, D you have made very free use of my name i; and you say in your publication. in sub stance, you can prove all you have said - am the very person whom you guess at You have taken great pleasure in giving a history as regards the appointment 0 post master at this place. Soon after yeu were appointed, l wrote to Mr Bertrand, and said to him, that l had a very respectable petition, but Seeier had vetoed the people and myself I stated to him nothing but facts. You say if the "deputy inform ant had stated the truth, it would have saved you the trouble of giving history of the affair. YousaT II was a secret ar rangemept between Mir. Smiih and myself: that IS a lie. Al the time Mir. Smith re- signed Tn my favor, yon was on your way to New Orleans. H Had I sent an express and informed you, all would have been rght. Respectable men knew of ii in town and Tn the country. You should have had sense enough to know, tbat Mr. smith was bound Go keep the offic ce, until an appointment was made, after Mir Black would not accept. Mr. Harness informed me. that, if would get mp petition, you would withdraw yours. said to Harness, ' did not care a d-n for any petition ;'' but on reflection concluded to draw up one. ldid not ask you 10 withdraw. You say had the iinpudence to charge the peo- pie with ingratitude, for wanting anotber to take charge Of the office: that Is a lie

 ihe people of Lawrence I shall never make such charges against-they have been kind 10 me, and shown me many ia yors.

 The word ssfggaut Sevicr. you got from tbc bottom of the last quarterly ac- cont 1 made out. made note at the bottom. l put the words, ss removed by the tyrant seyier.s ou say you have it from good authority, that l wrote a long and abusive Iettcrto the Post-master Gen. eral, complaining of him in round terms, becanse he had been influenced by Sevier tlsat IS lie. ] wrote to him to know if Seyier had preferred charges against me. at the same time wroie to the Hon. E. r Chambers, to call on NJ Harry. He did so, and informed me that Sevier had said nothing against me. When was post master al Dayidsonville. I wrote to Alr Mclean, then Post-maste General, and recommended Mr Smith, as post master; l and on my recommendation, he was ap- pointed Mir. Smith knowing fhat that had been the practice of tiie department, re- signed in my favor, in the same manner 1 5udge 'sSeafcy recommended me to the de- partment, and was appointed. Had you known the above facts, it might, perhaps, have saved you some trouble. Much more could be said, but will close by saving t Q l you, that you know me--we do not live ia r apart-and any thing you have to say, will be ready at all times to hear. wiiho, { troubling the Gazette with my name l feel no hesitation in saying, that will be ready to meet you at all times.

 HY, R. HYNsON.