Remove both entries from rc.conf. You don't need them. devd will automatically start moused when the kernel detects a USB mouse.
And change your xorg.conf to use /dev/sysmouse as the device. If that doesn't work, you can use the USB mouse driver, /dev/ums0.
Be sure you have USB mouse support enabled in the kernel, or the ums driver loaded via /boot/loader.conf.
What output do you get in dmesg when you connect the mouse after booting?
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