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 HAWKINS, f,M'R OF BuRToNy
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'APP. "t .f' Jtn PuidSkt L. Cohrf

 hefe the words of bequest are, Il give and ocquea ..h to my son ". two thirds of my "h' yle estate, after payment of my just deols and liabilities, and its my will that my e tate remain in the hands of my execntor, until my said son arrives at the age of 2l years, when my executors are 10 have said estate valued. and two thirds of said estate delivered over to my said son, giving him his proportional share of the real and personal estate.n-Fhis was vested legacy.-( As held i'll Moody vs. Walker, Ark. R. l47.)

 The direction that the legacy be paid on the arrival of the legatee at certain age, re- lates only to the time of payment, and not ! to the time when the interest shall vest.

 Held, further, that, although the will con- tains subsequent provision, that W. should be bound out 10 learn trade, and no ad- vancement should be made to him until he become 2l years of age, yet, if it appear that he proved of such feeble health, and frail constitution, that he could not work at 6 trade, and thereby derive support, the Pro bate court, exercising the powers of a chan cellor over minors and the estates of de- ceased persons, might well interfere, ant make provision out of the interest of tho legacy for his support during minority, il view of the high legal and moral obligations resting upon parent, to provide for tho maintenance of bis chld.-Reversed,