Rhea v. Norman's Executors

There ought to be an attestation by two witnesses of every part of a will of land; and, therefore, this will, if good at all, can only be so for the personalty.

granted a new trial in this case, but upon what ground the Reporter does not know, having not been present.

NOTE. — See Bateman v. Mariner, 5 N.C. 176, in which the Court says that the insertion of the words "dearly beloved," and the date, is wholly immaterial, and produces no alteration in the will.