Observations on the use and abuse of the practice of the law Interspersed with remarks on the characters and conduct of persons of a description, more numerous than respectable,-who encourage litigious disputes to the great inconvenience of mankind in general, and the disgrace of the better part of the profession. And illustrated with several professional anecdotes. By a Friend to the professon

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