brown case William fletcher et ux appellant thomas chapman and other  respondent that December Mews dig go xv see Hereford v ravenhill draw a direct  pound to be lie out in the purchase of land that the rend and profit thereof  may come to his nephew W for his life but the testator make no disposition of  these land after the death of W hold that the land belong to the testator heir  at law George goodman by his will date saint April give a legacy of pound in  the word follow videlicet also the say George goodman cloth give unto William  good man his nephew the sum of pound to the intent the person hereafter herein  name may purchase a estate in land with the say pound to the best of their  discretion that the rend and profit thereof may come to the say William  provide that the say rend and profit thereof shall be to he only for life but  if the say William goodman shall refuse to seal any deed or acknowledge a fine  to settle the say land so to be purchase whereby to make he tenant only for  his life or to bar he from any claim to any other part of the say George  goodman estate then my intent be that this gift shall be null and I give he  only pound the testator have omit to appoint a executor of his will his widow  take out letter of administration with the will annex and in pursuance of the  above direction she pay pound part of this legacy to William goodman the  nephew who lie it out in the purchase of land and the remain pound be pay by  the administratrix into the hand of one George Cocquerell to be by he lie out  in the purchase of other land this however be not do but the rend and profit  of the land purchase with the pound and the interest of the pound be from time  to time receive by William goodman the nephew during his life after his death  the respondent Thomas chapman who have marry Elizabeth goodman the testator  heir at law claim both the money and land in right of his wife and accord  bring his bill in chancery against Cocquerell and against George and the  appellant jane who be the child of William goodman the nephew for the recovery  thereof this cause after several abatement be hear on the that of June before  the Lord chancellor summer when his lordship be please to decree that the  defendant Fletcher shall convey the land purchase with the pound and pay the  rend and profit thereof from the death of the say William goodman to the brown  plaintiff and that the defendant Cocquerell shall pay the pound and interest  for the same from the death of the say William goodman to the say plaintiff  and that the money so pay shall be lie out in the purchase of land which shall  be enjoy by the plaintiff during his life and afterward by the respondent  Roger his son who be the heir at law of the testator and by the heir of the  say Roger brown er p the money be accord pay and the conveyance execute in  pursuance of this decree but afterward the defendant Fletcher and his wife  think proper to appeal from it insist W Dobyns that the testator intend the  land to be purchase shall go to the child of William goodman that by the  limitation to he for life nothing more be mean than to prevent he from sell  the land and that the money not be whole lie out in the purchase of land the  unapplied residue ought to be take as part of the testator personal estate but  to this it be answer I g snow that by the rule of law nothing can be intend  contrary to the word and declaration of the will which plain show the testator  intention to be that William goodman shall have no estate or interest long  than for his own life only and that the money be express direct to be lie out  in land ought to go as the land will have go if it have be purchase after hear  counsel on this appeal it be order and adjudge that the same shall be dismiss  and the decree therein complain of affirm and that the say William Fletcher  shall pay or cause to be pay unto the respondent Thomas chapman and Roger  chapman the sum of pound for their cost jour vol p