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A blacksmith of village murdered man, and was condemned to be hang ed. The chief peasants of the place joined together, and begged the magis- tratc that the blacksmith might not sui fer, because he was necessary to the place, which could not do without a blacksmith, to shoe horses, ,mend wheels,

 Ne. But the magistrate said how then can ] satisfy justice? 4 iaborer an swered,' Sir, there are two lawycssin the village, and for so small q place one is enough; hang the other.