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As the Gazette has had the daring eff frontery to deny the declaration imputed to Col. seyier, in our last paper, in relation to the disposition made of the printing of the Statute Laws, we will take him upon anoth- CT tack, which, we fancy, he will find it no easy matter to Fe himself out of. Did not Col. Sevier say, in conversation with the editor of the Gazette, at the house of Mir. Eason, when on his return to this place from V Washington city, that he intended Jus job for sud editor-and tor hin alone i? There was gentleman present who heard Mr. sevier hold such language, and if cal led upon, he will not deny 1t. We will put another question.-Durng the same conversation, did not Col. Sevier and his editor, denounee in the most abusive and violent terms, the person under whose di- rection and superintendence, this job was placed ]! And if so, does 1t not give the lie to their assertions in the two last Nos. of the Gazette. Chew upon this until Tues day, and give us your answer.

 