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Death of MT. CTa,etord.-The Hon. WilE- iam H. Crawford, formerly Secretary of the Treasury, died at the house of his friend, Mer- iwcther, about a fortnight since, while on a circuit attending the Supreme Court of Geor- gia, of which he was senior Judge. Mir. Crawford commenced active life as scheok mastsr. He was a man. of strong passions, but of great talents. He rose into high sta- tions by the force of his own exertions and the energies of his mind. He was the demo- cratic caucus candidate for President against Mr. Adams, in l8s4. When in the Senate of the Union, he ably opposed the destruction of the old United States Bank. aad was firm and able and unchanging friend of tho present institution. Having so long presided over the financial department, he well knew the necessity of such bank-a necessity which, will recur with ten .fold powe,. and command new hank into existence. should the present be desirOyed.-N F. AdV.

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