On page 143, a period was added after "2".
On page 159, "unamimous" was replaced with "unanimous".
On page 162, the quotation mark was removed before "The supreme
Legislative power".
In Footnote 89, "conpensation" was replaced with "compensation".
In Footnote 89, "misdemesnor" was replaced with "misdemeanor".
In Footnote 89, "Where shall be" was replaced with "There shall be".
In Footnote 89, "§[2]" was replaced with "§ 2.".
On page 164, "Comittee" was replaced with "Committee".
On page 180, "tranquility" was replaced with "tranquillity".
On page 184, "necessaryly" was replaced with "necessarily".
In Footnote 95, "posseses" was replaced with "possesses".
On page 211, "Wiliamson" was replaced with "Williamson".
On page 217, in two instances, "Masst^s" was replaced with "Mass^{ts}".
On page 220, a comma was deleted after "M^r Sherman".
On page 233, a period was placed after "1".
On page 236, a quotation mark was placed after "behaviour".
On page 256, a comma was placed after "Antient Greece".
On page 264, a semicolon was replaced with a period.
On page 271, "Comittee" was replaced with "Committee".
On page 274, "prepondenancy" was replaced with "preponderancy".
On page 285, "Elsewth" was replaced with "Elseworth".
On page 285, "Contstitution" was replaced with "Constitution".
On page 286, "honorabl" was replaced with "honorable".
On page 292, "occcasion" was replaced with "occasion".
On page 293, "N J." was replaced with "N. J.".
On page 322, "Teusday" was replaced with "Tuesday".
On page 322, "Hamshire" was replaced with "Hampshire".
On page 323, "Hamshire" was replaced with "Hampshire".
On page 323, "inhabts" was replaced with "inhab^{ts}".
On page 323, "brethern" was replaced with "brethren".
On page 330, "brethern" was replaced with "brethren".
On page 336, "Mississpi" was replaced with "Mississippi".
On page 340, "Mard" was replaced with "M^d".
On page 340, "S." was replaced with "S. C.".
On page 348, "Hamshire" was replaced with "Hampshire".
On page 356, "weekest" was replaced with "weakest".
On page 365, "orginal" was replaced with "original".
On page 372, the quotation mark was removed before "or in which the
harmony".
Throughout the document, there are instances of missing quotation marks,
but it is unclear where quotation marks should be added. In those cases,
the quotation marks were left as-is.
Throughout the document, "Maddison" was replaced with "Madison", and
"Sharman" was replaced with "Sherman".
Although the document refers more often to a Mr. Patterson, instead of
Mr. Paterson, some external sources indicate that the delegate's name
was Mr. Paterson. Both spellings were retained as-is.