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It appear. from the above, that sile aver aoe weioht of these eleven distinguished reY-' oIutionary officers was two hundred and fourteen bounds. The heaviest weight hav- ino been Gen. Knox, who weighed two hunt dred and eighty pounds, and the lightes, Gen. Huntington, who weighed one hundred and thirty-two pounds. It is somewhat sin gular that the biographers of eminent men never, unless under circumstances of a pe- enliar character, record the weight or dinen- sions of the clay tenement which were He abodes of their immortal spirits.