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Another old citizen, we'll known throughout the State. and indeed with numerous acquaintance and friends throughout ihe country. has departed Col JOHN B. HoekN, of this city, dIed al his plantation few days since. His remains were brought to ih's city and inferred yesterday. His health has been broken for nearly years, and several paralysis had shattered him that his death has been for some

 time apprehended

 Col. HoGAE was a gallant officer during the late war, and served the government with much energy in the last Greek war in this State. He has represent- ed this county repeatedly in the State legislature, and was for number of years Collector oi ihis port An ardent. brave, warm hearted man, always decided uncompr omislng party man, he had devoted friend ships and made biuer enmiIIes. The last are, we trust buried in his tomb the first will long preserve he memory of his good quainies in the bpsoms of hi; numerous friends.