case Dunscomb versus Dunscomb at the bolls eoden die one devise land to his  daughter and her heir after her mother death but direct that if his son pay  her pound after her mother death to be invest in land that the land devise to  her shall go to he this shall be consider on the same foot with every other  mortgage Mr Dunscomb by his will and codicil devise certain land to his wife  for life remainder to the plaintiff his daughter and her heir but direct that  if his son pay to his daughter pound after his wife death to be lie out in  land then the land he have devise to her after her mother death shall go to he  and his heir and the bill be bring to compel the defendant the son to pay this  pound within a reasonable time or be foreclose and the counsel for the  defendant insist that on every bill of foreclosure the court decree a account  to be take of what be due of one side for principal interest and cost and of  the rend and profit of the other which be first to be apply to pay off the  interest and then to sink the principal and the defendant to be foreclose if  he do not pay what be report due within such a time after the master report  and that the same decree ought to be make here for till the account be take  they can not tell whether it be worth their while to redeem or not on the  other side it be argue for the plaintiff that the payment of the pound be a  condition precedent and that the defendant have no title to a account of the  rend and profit from the mother death nor be he to pay interest for the pound  and that money by the will be to be invest in a purchase of land whereby it  appear the testator do not design the rend and profit shall go to sink the  principal master of the roll the defendant must pay interest for the pound and  be entitle to a account of the rend and profit it be the case of every  mortgagee and here may be a foreclosure for the defendant have not his  lifetime to pay the money in but only a reasonable time after the mother death  vern vern Chan Cas mosely report er p mosely report Monday march the d