He was a man of few words, not a great talker, but a humble walker, with a tender conscience in the fear of the Lord, and was peaceable and of a meek and quiet spirit. He could not speak of a deep law work, nor of a powerful gospel deliverance; but he could speak of being brought, through grace, to feel himself a poor, helpless, lost, and ruined sinner, and of a blessed hope in the Lord's mercy through the merits, righteousness, and precious blood of the dear Redeemer, being cut off from every other hope, help, or refuge. He always took a low place, esteeming others better than himself; but he was a real lover of God's people and of God's truth; and as…