"Bsaaiiiui, If sorrow hal not made

 Sorrow nore.beAalifai shAa beau,y's s'
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LAW vs. JcsricE.--The following anec- do'e is related of the late Judge L., of yei- mont Judge L was one of ihe Judges of the eoori under the old system, and like many of his associates in the earl,er days ol lhe State. frequently asionisI,ed the ,echni- cali,ies oi he law by his deeisions.

 lie had occasion one tune to try a case in which justice and the letter of the law were at swords points, and iii his decision inc law yer vep1nred ,o exposislsle.

 Really said ife, rising, 'tkis Is not lar. your hoAor.'

 Il don't care whether s's lGw or not re- piled Judge L. 'Is's justice, and set here to administer justice, rnyselfp