carter administrator of mary Bletsoe his wife plaintiff versus Bletsoe all  defendant S c Prec Chan vern see Parker v Hodgson d S henty v wrey Ch d Ch d  note S c vern devise of a legacy to be pay at the legatee die before it never  vest see vent salk Chanc vern Q vern Matthew Bletsoe by his will devise his  land to his old son Satterthwaite Bletsoe and his heir but it be his will and  mind nevertheless that he the say Satterthwaite and his heir shall pay out of  the say land so devise to he the sum of pound videlicet to his daughter mary  Bletsoe pound at her age of year and to his son John Bletsoe the sum of pound  at his age of year and to Gilbert Matthew Bletsoe the sum of pound at his age  of year and if it shall please God to take away out of this life his son  Satterthwaite before he attain to the age of year then his will be that his  son John Bletsoe shall not have his pound set he but it shall be pay to his  daughter mary Bletsoe and Matthew Bletsoe to be add to their portion and be  the say John to have all the estate give to the say Satterthwaite for his will  be that he shall have it to he and his heir and for he to pay the pound as be  express in such his will and also to be allow and pay out of his land to his  child for their maintenance and education pound per Ann for every pound yearly  till they come to their several age of year and until their several portion be  pay Satterthwaite die before his age of year and the plaintiff marry mary and  have two child by her and mary die two month before her age of and the  question be whether this be not a subsist charge upon the land and a interest  so vest in mary as to entitle the plaintiff as her administrator to the legacy  though she die under it urge for the plaintiff that the intent of the will be  for their portion by the express word portion in the will and by the civil law  portion be always construe to be for their preferment in marriage and that may  happen long before the age of as this case be and as for the pound which fall  to her upon Satterthwaites death no time be limit for payment of that  therefore the plaintiff ought to have a decree at least quoad that pound it be  likewise far urge that per cent be allot till they attain their age of year be  in the nature of interest and therefore the testator must intend this devise  as a debt is owed in prsenti though to loosen in going to be because interest  import a debt but the chancellor dismiss the bill quoad both demand with cost  because here be no word in his will which vest any interest in these legacy  before the age of year and as to the pound to Matthew he say it to be govern  by the other legacy