chancery report sale contra Freeland car f a settlement with power of  revocation by will in write execute in the presence of three witness but one  of they do not subscribe his name yet decree a sufficient revocation that  Thomas Freeland the defendant great grandfather be seize of the premise do by  his will in write devise the same to Nicholas his son for life only and  afterward to his grandson John late husband to the defendant Frances and  father of the defendant John and his heir for ever that the say Thomas and  Nicholas be dead John the grandson enter and for pound mortgage the premise to  the plaintiff and not long after the say John on confidence of the power he  have to dispose of the premise make his will and the defendant Frances  executrix and devise the premise to be sell for payment of his debt but the  defendant insist that the say Thomas the great grandfather have no power to  dispose of the say premise and if he have he do not pursue it regular for that  he have make a settlement of the premise in upon one Henry Weston and his heir  to the use of he the say Thomas for life and after to Nicholas his son for  life and after to the use of the say John his grandson and the heir of his  body with remainder over and that the defendant John the grandson by chancery  report virtue of the say deed as heir in tail claim the premise whereas if a  such deed be it be with a power of revocation by anyWriting or will in write  to be execute in the presence of three witness and be revoke by his make his  say will in the presence of three witness though one of they then present do  not subscribe the same that the say John the grandson have the full power of  the estate and the grant make to the plaintiff ought to be support in equity  be for valuable consideration though the power be not literal pursue in the  circumstance of three witness the intent of the person appear as sufficient by  two witness as if there be three and submit to the judgement of this court the  plaintiff further insist that the say Thomas the great grandfather take notice  in the preamble of his will of the power by he reserve upon the say settlement  to make any alteration thereof during his life and then by the say will devise  the premise to the say John his grandson in fee and he mortgage to the  plaintiff and there be no colour but the defendant ought to redeem or be  foreclose chancery report this court it appear that there be more than two  witness present at the publish the will though two only subscribe their name  thereto and upon hear the word of the power and also the will of the say  Thomas read declare that as this case be circumstance there ought to be a  redemption or a foreclosure and that the will although but two witness to it  do sufficient revoke the say deed of entail