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Death ef Samuel Ha,rison Smith. Esq.. ef Wassington.-The Washington papers announce the decease on the morning of the ls, of this ven erable citizen, in the 74th year of his age. Mir S. was the founder, and during many years the sole editor. of the National Intelligencer: an intimate and confidential friend of Jefferson, Madison, Mon. roe. and their associates; gentleman of high in. tellgence. extensive reading. strict honor and pro- bity. ardent patriot, and in the various private relations of life example of the social virtues, while prompt to relieve distress and aid the ad. vancement of objects ofpublic utility Jour- nal cf Commerce.

 The Washington correspondent of the Buffalo Patriot says he is assured by good Locofoco author. ity: that the following appointments "may be looked for about these days:'

 The Hon. James Buchanan, now Secretary of State, Judge ofthe Supreme Court.

 The Hon. T. Hartley Crawford, now Commits sioner of Indian Affairs, Judge of the Criminal Court of this District.

 The Hon. John Y Mason, now Attorney Gener- al, Secretary of State.

 The Hon. Seth Barton, now Solicitor ot the Treasury, Attorney General The Hon. A. B. Meek. now Law Clerk in the Solicitors Office, Solicitor of the Treasury.