“And now, having disposed of and settled all my worldly business and concerns, do I with a lively faith, humbly lay hold of the meritorious death and sufferings of Christ Jesus and hope and trust thro’ His atonement to triumph in redeeming love, the ceaseless age of eternity.”
TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE
Punctuation has been normalized.
Variations in hyphenation have been retained as they were in the original publication.
Footnotes have been renumbered and relocated at the end of each chapter.
The following typographical errors have been fixed:
| Page | Original | As Corrected |
| 9 | Tuckoseage | Tuckaseage |
| 10 | to to hasten | to hasten |
| 11 | staightened | straightened |
| 11 | by the the time | by the time |
| 15 | firece | fierce |
| 20 | Monntain | Mountain |
| 21 | Willams | Williams |
| 22 | occassionally | occasionally |
| 25 | Carolna | Carolina |
| 26 | minntes | minutes |
| 26 | continously | continuously |
| 28 | pealings | peelings |
| 28, 29, | Thermopyle | Thermopylae |
| 28 | Geat | Great |
| 30 | ammuition | ammunition |
| 30 | emmisaries | emissaries |
| 33 | fiill | fill |
| 34 | Willam | William |
| 41 | establishmant | establishment |
| 43 | batallion | battalion |
| 46, 47, | Tennesse | Tennessee |
Variant spellings of the names Beatty and Beattie have been maintained.