Coker v. Montgomery

Six tracts of land in Schley county, belonging to Seaborn Montgomery, were sold by William Allen, the sheriff of that county, on the first Tuesday in December, 1899, under an execution in favor of A. L. Richardson, a non-resident *21of this State. Although these several tracts were not contiguous but were separated from each other by distances ranging from one to eight miles, they were sold all together and bought by F. 1VI. Coker, of Fulton county, at the price of $4,700. Before the sale took place, Montgomery, through his counsel, requested the sheriff not to sell in bulk but to expose each…