In relation to the first objection — that the Sulphur Springs Land Company was not a competent grantee to receive the title — it is sufficient to say, in the absence of any proof whatever on the subject, that it will be presumed the land company was capable, in law, to take a conveyance of real estate. Besides, neither Fraily, who made the deed, nor Myers...
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