alathea GOFTON widow and relict of Francis GOFTON and Francis GOFTON  administrator of the say Francis versus sir John mill pale yellow Chan S c  vern S c a by will devise to b pound which be the sum lend in full  satisfaction of all the money which he owe b and subject his real estate to  the payment of his debt the debt which a owe b amount by reason of interest to  pound but be bar by the statute of limitation court will suppose the testator  mistake in his computation and the whole debt shall be pay the case be this  the intestate Francis about lend to Edwin Sandys his brotherinlaw afterward  Lord Sandys pound and the say pound be unpay and the interest of it great in  arrear Lord Sandys make his will in write and thereby devise to his brotherin  law Francis Gofton pound in full satisfaction of all he can claim from he and  devise to the plaintiff alathea a annuity of pound per annum during her  natural life and after devise all his real estate to the defendant and his  heir Chargeable with the payment of his debt and of the say annuity the  plaintiff Francis refuse the devise of the pound and this bill be exhibit to  have the pound and interest and the annuity devise to the plaintiff alathea  and the cause be decree to a account it appear by the master report that there  be due for the say pound and interest pound precedent in chancery and the only  question be whether the Lord sandis real estate shall be charge with the whole  pound by virtue of his will the defendant counsel insist that this be a debt  by simple contract do not in its own nature charge the land and therefore it  can be no far liable to it than the will have make it and that the devisor  have give pound in full satisfaction of all demand be a plain evidence that  either there be no more due or at least that he intend to subject his land to  no more and that this case be the strong for that this debt by the length of  time be bar by the statute of limitation the plaintiff counsel insist that the  devise of the pound be no evidence that there be no more due and if the Lord  Sandys do think that no more be due yet it appear by the master report that he  be mistake and he have charge his land general with the payment of his debt  and the interest be as much a debt as the principal and though it be once bar  by the statute of limitation yet it continue a debt still and be as much  within the trust of the will as any other of the testator debt and it do no  where appear in the will that the testator intend that Francis Goftons whole  debt shall not be charge on the land though it shall be more than pound all  the commissioner be clear that the land shall be liable to the payment of the  whole debt and Lord Rawlinson put this case if a man shall recite in the  beginning of his will whereas he be indebt to a pound to b pound to c pound c  when indeed he owe a pound b pound and c pound and afterward shall by that  will subject his land to the payment of his debt will they not be liable to  pay all that be due to a b and c notwithstanding the testator mistake recital  the beginning of his will certain they will and the case before we be the same  precedent in chancery er p