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AND FOR SALE BY ABRAHAM SHEARMAN, JUN. Price, neatly bound and lettered, 621⁄2 cents, An humble, earnest, and affectionate ADDRESS TO THE CLERGY; by WILLIAM LAW, A. M.-To which is prefixed, a short Account of the Author; and extracts from some of his Letters added.

"The reason of my humbly and affectionately addressing this discourse to the Clergy, is not, because it treats of things not of common concern to all Christians, but chiefly to invite and induce them, as far as I can, to the serious perusal of it; and because whatever is essential to christian salvation, if either neglected, overlooked, or mistaken by them, is of the saddest consequence both to themselves, and the churches in which they minister. I say essential to salvation, for I would not turn my own thoughts, or call the attention of christians to any thing, but the one thing needful, the one thing essential, and only available, to our rising out of our fallen state, and becoming, as we were at our creation, an holy offspring of God, and real partakers of the divine nature."-Author's Introduction.