In re the decree of the orphans court for the county of Camden, admitting to probate a certain paper-writing as the last will & testament of Sutterlin

Leaming, Vice-Ordinary.

The provisions' of our statute touching the execution of a will (I/. Comp. Slat. p. 5867 § &4) are explicit and clear, and can be read in but one way. The will must be in writing. It must be signed by testator. The signature must be made by testator in tlie presence of two witnesses present at the same time, or, in lieu thereof, testator may acknowledge that he made the signature; but such acknowledgment by testator must be in the ¡iresence of two witnesses present at the same time; the writing must be declared by testator to be his last will; that declaration must be…