Supreme Court of North Carolina February 5, 1891 (Siler v. . Dorsett)

MekrijioN, C. J.:

There can be no doubt that a testator may make a paper-writing, referred to, but not set forth in his will, a part of it. But to do so, such paper must be described and identified with such particularity as to designate and clearly show, and so that the Court can certainly see what paper is meant to be made part of the will.