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 The Gazette, in noticing this murder, must cast gibe at the memory of MT. Ey- ans. The Editor says, that the principal cause of the rencontre, was agdent spirits, which was used too freely and frequently by Mr Evans. It is not true. .ardent spirits had nothing to do with either the renconhe or the killing. The county in which he lived, cannot produce moro use- ful and respectable citizen than was Mir. Evans. And we have yet to hear, from a respectable and creditable source, that he was not strictly temperate.