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Stock Securities, w here the Debt is paid off by a Rent; 
Annuity, Penfion, Dividend, or other Payments ifltieing in the 
fame manner, and with the like trouble, charge, &c. as In- 
tered Money does; 1 prefume this Rule will alio be eafily ad- 
mitted, viz. That the fame equitable Advantage be impartially 
allow’d on both Tides ;; for which the Method of Simple In- 
tered, as corre&ed under the foregoing Head, feems truly 
adapted ; whereby the Original Profits on each fide arc tup* 
pos’d to be deem’d* either as Intered, orelfe as Principal Mo- 
ny; and fince the Amounts boeffof an Annuity and -Sum of 
Mony, for the time pad, as there dated, on the fird of thefe 
Suppofitions(r being there = o^are like wife vouch’d by our 
Laws, and the pradlice of our Courts, to be good whenfepa- 
rately us’d ; I think its very evident, that the Account ought 
to be dated by fetting thofe Amounts againd each other thus, . 
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prt; ± fm 4- jk (whence p = = 21 ,6666* 
z at 
Years) and that this Method is mod proper for general Ufe, 
in the Cafes mention’d : Unlefs it Ihould be thought fit, in-> 
confideration of the various Ways found out for the ready 
improvement of Mony, to allow a further Advantage on 
both fides, by charging theOriginal Profits as Principal Mo- 
ny, and giving a Simple Intered there to, which dill falls 
fhort of the Advantage allow’d to Rents by the Chancery Me- 
thod. And this is to be done two ways, viz. either by apply- 
ing an Amount of Rent to pay off the Arrear fird, and after- 
wards another Amount of Rent to difehargs the Principal, 
and accrueing Intered ; or elfe by lerting.the Profits with all 
Arrears and other Charges run on at Simple Intered on each 
fide, till the end of the Term: viz. putting ,v n — r , y — - 
**T ?r,f=zi ~ r x a,g =/- z p t r\ fz — 7^+ X 
* f rtzzz Arrear of Intered ; by the fird of thefe ’twill be, for 
the. Arrear, -f p t \ x r -f- n, and for the Princi* 
pal and accruing Intered, f x r 1 x <un === /> ; Whence 
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