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Commonwealth v. George Fry
Defendant charged with stealing.
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order and for uttering and attempting to employ the same as true.
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. Henry Miller
Defendant charged with forging an order. Guilty
Commonwealth v. Howard Wilson
Defendant charged with felony larceny.
Commonwealth v. John Dinkle and Peter Swoop
Defendant charged with not keeping part of road in lawful repair.
Commonwealth v. John Heatwool
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Miller
Defendant charged with contempt for non-attendance.
Commonwealth v. John Miller
Defendant charged with assault and did beat, wound, or illy treat.
Commonwealth v. John Miller
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Miller
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. John Miller
Defendant charged with assault. Not a True Bill
Commonwealth v. John Miller and Robert Rolston
Defendant charged with unknown offense.
Commonwealth v. John Painter
Defendant charged with stabbing with intent to disable or kill
Commonwealth v. Joseph Frazier
Defendant charged with felony assault.
Commonwealth v. Joseph Miller
Defendant charged with not keeping road in good repair. Not guilty.
Commonwealth v. Mary Sheets, Richard Miller, Celia Wise
Defendant charged with assault and threatening to kill.
Commonwealth v. Minor Hilbert
Defendant charged with felony assault.
Commonwealth v. N.N. Miller
Defendant charged with retailing liquor. Guilty.