Searcy v. State

Will Searcy was tried and convicted, in the city court of Macon, upon an accusation charging him. with obstructing and resisting J. Q. Phillips, a lawful constable, in levying a 'certain described “.mortgage fi. fa.” in favor of Wood Furniture Company against Mamie Searcy. Upon the trial the State offered in evidence, in connection with the fi. fa., a bill of sale to certain personalty, executed on December 19, 1900, by Mamie Searcy to the Wood Furniture Company, the hill of sale being absolute on its face; also a written contract of the same date, whereby Mamie Searcy agreed to pay…