61. McIlvaine, Abraham R., Farmer, Wallace P. O., Chester County. 62. McKean, Thomas, Gentleman, 356 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Excused on account of illness. Leading citizen and member of distinguished family. 63. Madeira, George A., Gentleman, Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Stood aside. 64. Mark, George, Gentleman, Lebanon, Lebanon Co. Stood aside. 65. *Martin, Peter, Surveyor, Ephrata P. O., Lancaster Co. Anti-Buchanan Democrat; later associate judge and prothonotary; “was under the impression offense might be treason.” Accepted (4). 66. Massey, Charles, Merchant, 170 Arch St. Philadelphia. Excused on account of ill health. 67. Mather, Isaac, Farmer, Jenkintown, Montgomery Co. Stood aside. 68. Merkle, Levi, Farmer, Shiremanstown, Cumberland Co. Stood aside. 69. Michler, Peter S., Merchant, Easton, Northampton Co. 70. Miller, John, Gentleman, Reading, Berks Co. Challenged by the prisoner. Excused. 71. Moore, Marmaduke, Merchant, 153 North Thirteenth St., Philadelphia. A prominent Democrat. Challenged by prisoner. 72. Morton, Sketchley, Farmer, Gibbon’s Tavern P. O., Delaware Co. Stood aside. 73. Myers, Isaac, Merchant, Port Carbon, Schuylkill Co. 74. Neff, John R., Merchant, 124 Spruce St., Philadelphia. Excused for absence from the State. 75. Newcomer, Martin, Innkeeper, Chambersburg, Franklin Co. Challenged by U. S. for opinion. 76. *Newman, Solomon, Smith, Milford, Pike Co. First juror drawn. Stood aside. Subsequently accepted (9). 77. Palmer, Strange N., Editor, Pottsville, Schuylkill Co. Stood aside. 78. Patterson, Robert, Merchant, S. W. cor. Thirteenth and Locust Sts. Had decided opinions. Challenged by prisoner. 79. Penny, James, Farmer, Liberty Square P. O., Drumore Twp., Lancaster County. Stood aside. Neighbor to Quaker Abolitionists. 80. Platt, William, Merchant, 343 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Excused because of ill health. 81. Preston, Paul S., Merchant, Stockport, Wayne Co. Stood aside. 82. Reynolds, John, Gentleman, Lancaster City. Father of Gen. John F. Reynolds and Admiral Wm. Reynolds and former proprietor of a Democratic newspaper in Lancaster. Examined at length; showed disfavor to defendants and was challenged peremptorily by Stevens. 83. Rich, Josiah, Farmer, Danboro P. O., Bucks Co. Stood aside. 84. Richards, Matthias, Gentleman, Reading, Berks Co. Challenged by prisoner. 85. Richardson, John, Gentleman, Spruce St., west of Broad, Philadelphia. President of Bank of North America. Excused temporarily for bronchial affection. 86. Rogers, Evan, Gentleman, Locust St. and Washington Square. Challenged for cause by defendant. 87. Ross, Hugh, Farmer, Lower Chanceford Co., York Co. Challenged for cause by defendant. Scotch Irish, Presbyterian, Democrat. 88. Rupp, John, Farmer, Mechanicksburg P. O., Hempden Twp., Cumberland Co. Associate judge; excused temporarily. Recalled and challenged by U. S. because he was opposed to death penalty.