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Commonwealth v. John Dowell
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Dinkle and Peter Swoop
Defendant charged with not keeping part of road in lawful repair.
Commonwealth v. John Decker
Defendant charged with assault and beating by fighting.
Commonwealth v. John Deck
Defendant charged with altering or changing dam materials erected by the New Shenandoah Company so as to injure the navigation thereof contrary to law.
Commonwealth v. John Deck
Defendant charged with altering a receipt.
Commonwealth v. John Deck
Defendant charged with forging a receipt.
Commonwealth v. John Dean, George Crawford and Hurdle Dean
Felony; Indictment
Commonwealth v. John D. Wilson
Defendant charged with feloniously stealing.
Commonwealth v. John D. Wilson
Defendant charged with stealing. Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Crigler
Defendant charged with felony break and enter and felony larceny.
Commonwealth v. John Craig
Felony; Indictment
Commonwealth v. John Coughlan
Defendant charged with assault and battery.
Commonwealth v. John Coughlan
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Coffman
Defendant charged with Unlawful Gaming.
Commonwealth v. John Coffman
Defendant charged with a felony.
Commonwealth v. John Cline
Defendant charged with Unlawful Gaming. Not Guilty
Commonwealth v. John Click
Felony; Indictment
Commonwealth v. John Click
Misdemeanor; Indictment
Commonwealth v. John Claiter
Defendant charged with assault and beating.
Commonwealth v. John Chrisman
Defendant charged with unlawfully playing a game of cards.