the John M. Stafford or bearer dated 22 January 1833 the
One for Eighty three dollars thirty three and a third cents $83 33 1/3/100 
payable six months after date and the other for Eighty six dollars 
sixty six and two thirds cents $86 66 2/3/100 payable Eighteen months 
after date.  Also a note of George Branning of same date payable 
three months after date for the sum of Thirty one dollars, forty 
three cents and one yellow Bay mare of the Indian pony 
racer about three years of age Branded $, and the said 
John M. Stafford doth by these presents bargain sell and 
deliver the aforesaid and named property and ***** to the said George 
Branning and his assigns forever -- Upon trust neverthe
less and, and, to the use and for the purposes herein after 
named that is to say the afore mentioned Negroes Milley and 
Wiley upon trust for the sole and separate use benefit & 
and behoof and for the comfort and maintenance of the 
aforesaid Susanna Stafford for and during the term of 
her natural life and at her death if that event should 
take place during the minority of the infant children of the 
said John and Susanna now born or in being in trust 
during the minority of such child or children, to be hired out 
and the money apropriated according to law at interest and 
the same and interest to be paid over to the said children when 
they respectively come of age
	  In trust also if the said Susanna shall survive until 
all of said children them in being shall arrive at Lawful 
age to be by the said Branning delivered up at her death to 
such child or children or their heirs according to the terms 
& provisions of a deed of gift of the said john M. Stafford 
and Susanna his wife of Sundry Negroes therein named, made 
to Lafayette Stafford, and Columbus Stafford and such 
other child or children of the said John M. And Susanna 
as shall be born on or before the twentieth day of February 
which will be in the year Eighteen hundred & thirty four.
	Upon trust further if the said Susanna shall survive