
    The Case of William Swan, a Juror.
    One having served as a juror in the courts of the United States within three years, is not liable to be returned as a juror in the courts of the state.
    He was returned as a traverse juror for this term.
   He had been returned and had served as a juror, in the Circuit Court of the United States in this district, within three years, and the Court here were of opinion that he was unduly returned at this time, and they accordingly discharged him. See Stat. 1807,'c. 139, <§> 5.  