89. Rutherford, John B., Farmer, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co. Stood aside. 90. *Saddler, William R., York Sulphur Springs P. O., Adams Co. Accepted (6). 91. Saylor, Charles, Merchant, Saylorsburg, Monroe Co. Postmaster. Excused. 92. Schroeder, John S., Clerk, Reading, Berks Co. Challenged by prisoner. 93. Small, Samuel, Merchant, York, York Co. Prominent citizen and representative of notable family. Stood aside. 94. Smith, George, Farmer, Upper Darby P. O., Delaware Co. Stood aside. 95. Smith, John, Smith, Jenkintown, Montgomery Co. Challenged by defendant; extended discussion; challenge sustained. 96. *Smith, Robert, Gentleman, Gettysburg, Adams Co. Accepted (5). 97. Smyser, Philip, Gentleman, York, York Co. Challenged for cause. 98. Starbird, Franklin, Farmer, Stroudsburg, Monroe Co. Stood aside. 99. Stavely, William, Farmer, Lahasha P. O., Bucks Co. Challenged by prisoner. 100. Stevens, William, Merchant, Whitehallville, Bucks Co. Challenged by prisoner. 101. Stokes, Samuel E., Merchant, 39 Arch St., Philadelphia. 102. Taylor, Caleb N., Farmer, Newportville, Bucks Co. Suffering from what Judge Grier called “Epidemic of deafness.” Excused. 103. Toland, George W., Gentleman, 178 Arch St., Philadelphia. 104. Trexler, Lesher, Gentleman, Allentown, Lehigh Co. Stood aside. 105. *Wainwright, Jonathan, Merchant, Beach, below Hanover St., Philadelphia. Stood aside. Subsequently recalled and accepted (10). 106. Walsh, Robert F., Merchant, 5 Girard St., Philadelphia. “Thought the offense treason.” Challenged by the Court. 107. Watmough, John G., Gentleman, Germantown, Philadelphia County. “Strongly against the whole business.” Challenged by U. S. 108. Watson, William, Farmer, Mechanicsville, Bucks Co. Stood aside. 109. West, David, Farmer, Kimberton, Chester Co. Stood aside. 110. White, Thomas H., Gentleman, N. W. Cor. Ninth & Spruce Sts., Philadelphia. Challenged for opinion by U. S. 111. Whitehall, James, Gentleman, Lancaster City. Challenged by prisoner. 112. Witman, Andrew K., Farmer, Center Valley P. O., Lehigh Co. From neighborhood of Fries rebellion. Challenged by U. S. for opinion, after long discussion. 113. Williamson, William, Gentleman, West Chester, Chester Co. Challenged by prisoner. 114. *Wilson, James, Gentleman, Fairfield P. O., Adams Co. Accepted and sworn (3). From neighborhood of Stevens’ iron works. 115. Vanzant, Franklin, Farmer, Attleboro P. O., Bucks Co. Two children sick. Excused temporarily. 116. Yohe, Samuel, Gentleman, Easton, Northampton Co. Stood aside. As finally selected the trial jury consisted of the following persons: 1. ROBERT ELLIOTT, farmer, Ickesburg, Perry County, aged 69. 2. JAMES WILSON, gentleman, Fairfield postoffice, Adams County, aged 73. 3. THOMAS CONNELLY, carpenter, Beaver Meadow, Carbon County, aged 54. 4. PETER MARTIN, surveyor, Ephrata postoffice, Lancaster County, aged 46. 5. ROBERT SMITH, gentleman, Gettysburg, Adams County, aged 57.