THE following fheets exhibit to thy perufal a plain man's plain and undisguised account of his own progress in religion : an artless narrative of his fincere and hearty endeavors, as much as in him lay, to promote the doctrine of the gospel of Chrift in the earth. The motives inducing him to undertake the office of a preacher, appear to have been perfectly confonant to the precepts of holy writ, and to the practice of Chrift and his apoftles, viz. 1ft. A clear, cogent, and convincing evidence of a divine call, and heavenly impulfe thereunto. 2dly. An indifpenfible sense of his duty neceffarily obliging him to yield obedience to that call. And |