4.  A.  upon  Marriage  fettled  his  EJlate  fubjeft  to  Portions  for  younger
Children,  and  aiterwards  piirch.ifes  another  Eftate,  and  fnbjeffs  it  to  like
Portions.  It  was  decreed  to  be  only  a  double  Security,  and  not  a  double
Charge  ;  cited  by  Mr.  Vernon,  G.  Equ.  R.  66.  as  the  Cafe  of  Julibn  v.
Jutfon.
f.  Marriacre  Settlement  on  A.  for  Lite,  Remainder  to  the  firlt  Son  &c.  SC.  cired
in  Tail  Male,  Remainder  to  Trultees  iov  ^oo  Tears,   to  raifc  3000  I.   for  A'  <<^' \„
Daughters  Portions,  payable  at  18,  or  Marriage,  Remainder  to  A.  in  Fee.   a.  fettled  "'
After  the  Marriage  A.  fettles  other  Lands,  and  a  like  Term  is  created  for  an  Eftare,
raifng  the  like  Sum  for  Daughters  on  like  Failure  of  IlFue  Male  payable  at  ?"'i  chai-gcd
Sixteen,  or  Marriage.     A  dies  and  leaves  a  Dau2;hter  his  Heir  at  Law,  "  ^',  ,-
who  after  Eighteen  dies  unmarry'd;  the  Trull  of  the  Term  is  not  merg'd  Gwidawh^
in  the  Fee,  but  the  Portion  Ihall  go  to  the  Daughter's  Executors,  and  is  t'l-s  on
difpofable  by  her  Will  ^  but  there  fhall  be  but  one  five  Thoufand  Pounds  F-»'"i'e  "f
raited,  but  to  take  by  which  of  the  two  Settlements  Ihe  thought  moll  to  i   fj^Son
her  Advantage.  Per  Somers.  C.  and  after  atfirmed  in  Dom.  Proc.    2  Vern.  fayahie'a'tth'
348.  Thomas  v.  Keymith.  in  a  Tear

after  Alxr-
riage,  or  at  2:,  which  fhould  firft  happen.     B.   on  hi<:  Marriaj^e' fettled  the   whole  Eftate  (including
what  was  charged  with  the  5002  1.)  and  on  Failure  of  IlTuc-m.ile  to  raifc  S;oo  /.  for  D.iiightcrs,  f.zyahh

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