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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-20

MORE NEW MUSIC.
N TIN FLORA WALTZ
,s-oss ea'iopses-Dcst
,oe .vss oAHoeads.
roD. EaV.a,p>d
Ia nan-s d~s ransoHes
shtAs eo.nis Barh my ssde or III. song Of In. e.
L, Mod. Pom. Brin.p,.
Thea yoa'n remember m-
Y sfs, am, that s~ehin marble Han.
Ibe Heat how'd down
s~,s Ar of When the DAY with Roe. srbt
rhiadslphia soree Polka
safaioga Poka
President J.Des Po,s'. cr.,d Marc, ~. o..,s
Just received os sale by ~ e. sup
,m PERKINS, HARVEY 4 BALL.
fi9 Broad street. Richmond.
,., SODA WATER IN BOTTLES
n .sneer having mad. IN h. soaa w..,
police without ioo-nx strength offer. for !, !, =, an
an .r''e'e equal any mlnuf.eur,a in A.,
= y ms Main Street
III BBLS. prime Northern Apples. for .aI. hv
FL BROWN. rAYioR d TUCKER
GOSHEN BUTrER-A small 10, Of pr,me
BROWN TAYLOR L TUCKER
LOAF SUGAR
PirEs woo-sys Superior Loaf jus, received
u o WILLIAMS 4 HANALI.
WOODS
Tooth Ache Specific
w I'LL TtheNe tne WORST case OF Tooth Ache in
w tso few drop- in . ,poouf Of WITT, M. ~.
pea'an detergent wa'h TOT sponsy
Prepared and odd only by GAYSoR. WOOD co
white and BLACK WsoI Hsas.
IA. }a seeered several eases of Whit Wool
n call r. sHEPpfRsON
a. J door below u. n. J,nsin.'.
Cornelius a Cs'.. solar Lard Lamp.
Rf Steamboat the subscr iber has received
- from the manuaeioy. Cop.liu.
sssra.sd L.sD Is' of all the style.
ehaonhs n.m I" oder TIE greatest city
canai China Hail. No. %. ws-' Main
deas nuca a. WATT.
L.aie. nsS6. very cheap.
HAVE few handsome Lynn and GENET Nuns hand whiei
wiz sell very low T. STEPHENSON.
az 90 Main 81
GRAHAM AND Cooley, for February
W. RANDOLPH u co. hav. ale and for sui
Graham, Graham. Magazine for February plate. ss CT.
second supply u Columbian and Graha Magazine
Lady, Musical Library for January, Ia cents ia Is
I ARPERs PICTORIAL BIBI.E, No. 10, received by
n u Is DRINKER ~ NORRIS.
"EEKLY VOLUME wALDIEs' LIBRABY-Noa for Ian,
W IL, just received by DRINkER Il NORRIS
"a Ia Agents for the Publishers
- -BARGAINs,-BAKGAINs,- Craer pa,r,o
- than oeereda q. DUNsPAUGH a Co's-W
have Just received by Baltimore boat another splendid
Assortment Of clothing consisting Black Fancy
.lnere pants Silk Satin and Bonbazine
Ch Dress Coats Fancy dress articles &c Cad No 81
main ST. doors below R II. Jenkins. ais
lUCKwHEAT FIoUR-sO IBIS Mountain Boes~i-at IN.
- received and for sale by PARRISH Il BEAZLEY,
10 Cary Street
NJ oUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-soo bu.hel. Mountain Glove
hl5 PARRISH 4 RkAzLEY. Cary street
RurrER AND vENlsoN.-sopO Lbs. fresh Mountain butter
II 5000 he venson, Just received and Cor al by
IA Is PARRISH & BEAzLEY. Cary street.
WINTER STOCK SELLING OFF, PRICES REDUCED. :!
WILL sell during tins and the any following
goods original cost in order To make
room for supply
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.. ~ " pAsso..r.s q sss.sse pshfny.
.sseisi fsei thai two <s<uy nsoy.s Il, hs A.
polarity . ,ss ee.~ -. h.
ssesny rss- 49, Of PEAR. hss II
,se s..eess .vess,o. 10 s.e n ps,sss |.
ss.os and erp>sinest properties
k.e, Of s.sp. ,h-y ssssvsd 70 be s.vsso.S IN ,s
seess panty sns strength Ts asssue asi s
point ihss dae,ns ssd r.lnr ~ In ore
psfanoo 70 the ssa of ds-ase Ueer Tanos.
" oo-pa.. T.;,., rs-c.% An sssa. I1sso.y.
sesd Head and al bae rsI<ved By M The
an opportunity II observing knowing E,.ei
s.. BY ,ss s's...as of Providence. been unoy ben.as
rof further particulars aud sup-o
value and esaey pamphlets may sses
rratis
or Prepared who.-..i- and retail. and nc
~ SANDS 10 Druggist. Chemists Granii- Build
ns No - H,casr.y conner o. chanbsr. Ns~ yosh
sod a.o by ALEX DUvAL co. Agents. Main ssreet.
""nd Va nr rree " per BOTTLE. bottles fos ss.
de-. HARTLEY 1. professionally consulted. a. usual a,
psss pssr headed .re,sr.. Of he Uh,,
Riehmopd Dee ith. 1894.
~ Bells. Of large fine Apples in Office aud
I" '-"% v.,v, ..
RRAss ANDiRoNs-A few Of the above, Of new and beau
VAN LEW SMITH L. GO,
4 ADDE'S E~san, English wbie KID sipper I hay. Jus.
II received per sehr ca,Aans Amanda. philadephi.
JAIL IS, West 81
AIDES coosed Moroeeo slipper, suppiy Of the above
Slippers JUS received sehr Catharipe Amanda.
fhiadepla OF handsome
JAIL ID. BULLiNGroSr rs. ~ main st.
oRsE sHoEs "A supply OF -Bardens Horss Shoes
- Just received and foe sale IN purchasers
VAN LEW. SMITH 4 co,
de "a Main
To 4uahstaefurers.
VIE subscriber has eonanty hand
Negro Clothing cheap for cash only oppos-
Hubbard Gardner 4 Co de &c SfLAs MERCHANT
- LIVER MEDAL awarded fantin Institute, Philade
~ phia and American institute improved Daruer
ieotype Likenesses taken by VAN LOAN RETZER-Roou.
NJ Mansion Hou-r No. Is Main a.. Richmond, Va
Miniatures of all requested clear
cloudy. OF rainy weather.
Instructions the An and Appa approv-
ed hnd furnished reasonable Che
substance for sale
Ladies and G.niemen invited specimens
Open nj 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. aI2-u
VTMBREI.LAs, UMBRELLAS. UMBRELLAs-saurdaym morn
~ ing January iith. s45 1000 Umbrellas, all
prices aud qualities Cotton from rs
- =, and 90 Made for reail alss
be found at a II r. u. JENKINS.
hlVIDEND.-Ihe Iuckahoe and James Ri
- Rail Road Company declared dividend OF per
eenfor the last months payable this brown
Taylor & Tucker LUDwELL II. BROWN Treasurer
January
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HATS CARS PAN noon. =.


HATS, CAPS. PALM GOODS, &c.
On noNDAr MOANING. Jaay q ss.ss. $500 -
ooenee ~ wn - wnhssf r>-vs ise ps<h,on - O.
rss cooA< ssd Bore Al eass eo~erssuI rs,ss - -
as>oenf % work spsd 10 IL aperus<As.s
Wa Pine Beaver 81 Nssr,a nsss
Do no,s~kis. Aneoas 81 Psusa D..
10 Bhek - Whss Wed Dn
Gent. and ro~<hs sap>r C1o<h C.ps
Do Do rnf uir.assd. Velvet ohn,a O.
Ladies ard htscs rasey ui.s.>A p.s Wanv -
iss poz Palm Hood. ffs-h sd h sssS ssx>s
BRASS AND WOOD CLOCHS
-, 49, 30 eks-eoapsi-sns % hess - ~ DaA
''af " ood al Of ssp>ros qaassy an Aai.A
ALSO,
es"er rhoe hhehsg. q art,cs,
goo croes superior fnetios Match, :
advances. - -" - -
9rEeAs-r~'-r $780, cash, over 4 mon, e,,sn - -
hi7 mi ora . ,.c~----
STOKE TO BE RENTED AT AUCTrON.
'mm~dsry after the above vii .-n ON IN. ,.,-s-
hsh--' eii.r for ea.h the unerped tern, az m.
occupied by w. " Evan. ~ NnH
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, VA.

Orders for Tickets and Shares Of Package.
the above splendid Lotteries prunp atiep
uon and aerount Of each drawing Immediately aer
over 10 all who order from D. ~ IIoyt Richmond
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TO BLdCKSUITITS
VSELtows. -, ~, ~, ~ and ~ inches. warranted
- Mouse hole. iiink Posters Anvis
Black Bright and Golfer Key Vices
stock and Dies, Single and Double Head serewpiaies
Hand and sledgc Hammers
Fl' and Rasps, al sizes
Iiorse Shoes and Horseh NaisFor AZ the L,wes
price, Attic sign Of the Anvil No 90, West Mair STREET
de- ~ THEO ROBERTSON.
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KANAWHA BONDS.

" r. wish 10 purchase a lew thousand dollars
In James River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
State ia 2o-dH FORDs wOODsoN.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR RENT
In The two.story dwelling at prese MT occupied
ksA.h by the subscriber situated near
Ill., the 2d Main The ds.inr in uod.tn
built hon-e In perfect besides ba
nen There excellent kitchen house on the lot
with water convenient Possession immediate terms
which are moderate. apply to Mr. Edward Mcconnell
nASrnpru
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Havana.
Correspondence of the Herald


HAVANA, April 4, lsi5.
The Hurricane Season Damage Done-Justive vs.
Gold-Ihe Late Conspiracy-Progrsss of the
Slape Trade -Ansxseme'as-O Consul, &c.
have very little to say about this place Everybo-
dy knows that the hurricane has swept away very
nearly all the coffee plants and the fruit trees No
oranges nor plantans to be seen here, and we have
great many vessels of all nations here without
frelght-prlncpally American. Several American
vessels from the United States arrived with car
goes OF rice and some with horses, but finding the
market SO low they have returned back to the
States-some to New York and some to New Or
leans.
The Alabama, which was formerly pretty regu.
lar IN her trps, has been unlucky enough to get
out OF the track. Instead of leaving New Orleans
on Sunday, she left on Wednesday. BY that de-
tenlion we thought that she was lost.
our Governor, O'DonneI, arrived in the city on
the "a Instant, with his family, from the country
Spain, ne was very strict and severe, but now he is
quite different. The love of money makes him
soft, human, and chartable--ihe first time that the
love iS o. made man So The bss, proof OF
were guilty In the last conspiracy, and without
trial. His motto is Money Is my God and the
best Judge tor the Assassin" A certain mulatto,
named BIackley, dentist, had been found with
the plan of the conspiracy in his possession he
was to have been General, and had had his en-
broidered coat made in Paris. He was taken to
Jail, and there confined nine months. A large sum
OF money was his Judge; he was found innocent,
and set at liberty alse great many others. Now
we have lawyer in jail, Mr.. Bombalier, for being
engaged in the same conspiracy, and everybody
believes that money will soon set HIM at liberty.
Another thing, the Governors proclamation, for
bidding the landing Of slaves on the Island, was
nothing more than dsfaite, just to please John
Bull. Since then, one SLAYER, the Lachonero, has
landed 64O in Havana Bay; and two weeks ago,
two slavers landed 500, near Batabano and
Trinidad. The slaves here are very insolent, be-
cause the laws of the place authorises them 10 be
80, by having the rights to their masters at the
Syndic's House.
The holy week has stopped all business, and pro-
cessions Of monks, saints, white and black popula-
ton. 90 through the streets, followed by good
military bands and troops. went to the Tacon
Theatre to see Mr. Sutton, the ventriloquist and
magician. He had miserable house, not enough
to pay the expenses. Last night Iwent to hear the
Bell Ringers, under the direction of Mr. w. Cor
byn, who had good house The inhabitants were
very much pleased. Hura for the Bells!
We have heard, that since the new President,
Mr.. Polk, has taken 8 seat, changes are in con-
temptation in the foreign censulates hope that
our good consul, Mr.. Robert B. Campbell, will
not be recalled, because he deserves great credit,
performs his duty well, is good American, and
kind and hospitable to every one that has to do
with him. p. d.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
RlO Janelr0.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]

u. s. shin PORTSMOUTH,
RIO DIX JAnEIRo, Feb 23, l845 )
american Ship Building = Our National Vessels
Trial of Speed-V,y Fast Sailing.
AS there was some excitement stirring in the
United States, previous to our sailing, relative to
the qualities Of the new slocps Of war just launch.
ed, which ended in an order from the Hon. Secrc
tary, for the Portsmouth and jamestown to sail to.
gether, in order to test their speed and comfort az
sea boats, am inclined to think short accouni
of our passage will be acceptable TO you.
On the 25th January, ls45, Commodore Skinner
made the signal to get under way; the wind wat
blowing directly out OF the haIbor, champion
Roads,) and we were soon under way, and passed
the jamestown before she had weighed her an.
chor. When out side Point Comfort we how,
10, in order to salute the pennant, and th'
jamestown passed u.s. More than one OF
BOARD our craft was heard TO say, L.
we beat her we shall have TO sail, ant
we'll too" After salntes were exchanged. we
squared away, also; she continued standing out Of
tue harbor, with her topgallsnt ssils set. BY The
time We were under the same canvass, she was
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

IMPORTANT LITERARY INTKILIeENcE national.
NoMENcLATuRE.-Ad distinguished character in this
city--the author Of the immortal ode
"Did you wild goose sailing on the ocean >,
has just published an elaborate report suggesting a
new name fer the country decidedly more oripi.
nal, geographical, characteristic, and "prmordal''
than "Alleghania," which is TO be presented at the
next meeting Of the iIlusrious sapans OF the Hstor
ical Society. An interesting discussion will en-.
sue, OF which we shall take care to give full
report
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
City InfeiIlaence1

Police Once -SurDAy.--As usual, the Sunday bu-
siness at the Police was remarkably fmsll.
A gentleman named John Mann was arrested and CON-
mitted for stealing hunkred hens eggs from Ambrose
8 Horton, OF III l2th street.
Rose i.lsy stole jacket worth 81 be from the Pins
John Bruce stole from Edward Mckinney, Of 12l Cher
ry street. dozen brooms and very whisked Of
to the Tonbs.
BvReLARvThe dwelling house No. 10 Park Place, was
entered last night burgarously and robbed Of consL
derahe amount OF clothing belonging to the boards in
the pocket oioas Of the garments, pecks bookSen
tsiuing about Sse
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Theatrlcals, &c.

Mr.. Dinneford has been solicited to bring out Anti
gone in Boston, which he has consented to do and is
on treaty for the Melodeon for that purpose.
Mr.. Barton, the eminent nust, gave concert in Mo-
bic on the l4h inst
Mr.. and Mrs segun. assisted by Mr. Fraser and Mr.
Andrews, gave concert at Charleston the 18th inst
Forbes and his wife are playing at Wilmington, N C.
At the representation of Putnam at ono of the Pha.
delpha theatres, the identical sword by General
Wayne at the Battle Of Brandywine is BY the rep
rcsentative Of Old Put.
The orphean Family have been highly successful In
Charleston.
There is exhibiting in New Orleans, tho Tennessee
Divert, E. Lowry This extraordinary being, although
twenty years OF nge measures only two feet, eight
inches in height and weighs but forty pounds His head
Ia Of the natural size for Of his age, with manly
md intelligent expression OF countenance. The
suuction OF his joints most singular admitting Of
aexibIlIty Of limb truly astonishing.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Movements OF traveller.

The arrivals on Sundays are seldom expected to
amount to any considerable number, whilst the
departures are universally more numerous on those
routes that are travelable on that day. We can
scarcely now find southern merchant in the city;
having concluded their spring season, they have
returned. A few from the western section of the
Union, and from the northern part of Ohio, are
succeeding them. Among the few travellers we
have to record to. day may be enumerated the fol-
lowing. At the
AMERIcAr-J. Francis, Phil; A. J. Porter Louisiana;
Thornton, Richmond; D. Bostwick, Montreal; J. Sey-
mour, Jacob Smith, Maine; and 10 others.
AsToa-James Woods, Geneva; 4 Morse, Washing
ton j. Robertson, st. Johns, N. B. Henry Merritt,
New Orleans; E. 8. Childs. Baltimore E. Rock
Hoar Concord Col Samuel X. Bsylsy, Qhe celebrated
cattle trader,) Boston; and 20 others
CIrY-Mr Smith, Washington; John F. Ridgway, Phil;
J. McNeal Boston; Don Antonio de Acinina, Consul
General for Guatemala; c. F. Bond Hartford E. Rhodes,
Boston; j. Field, Logansport Jamaica; Thos Power,
Phil; J. Cough, Mexico.
FsANxLINes. f. Pike, Boston; A. c. L. Hill. Ark w.
P. Hodges, Boston; Geo. L. Marsh, Columbus Ca; H.
NJ House, Ohio; r. Leonard, Rome Miller and Pendle
ton, Ohio; and Is others.
ST.. GKoRoAs-Oliver Shelton, Mass; 8. B. Chapman,
Boston; John Anderson, Baltimore; and others.
GLoBE-The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop Of Newfound
land (Bermuds); Henry Sackville, Madame Pico Lisut
Beverly, u. 8. NJ, J. H. Benton, and others
HowARDs'-H. ). II. Andrews, Westchester Co; w
Lennon, Lock port; w. j. McAlpine, Waterloo Colonel
Strong, Vermont; Captain symonds, New Bedford Capt
A. H. Pearce, Troy; Nsor Lacy, New Orleans, snd
others
WAvxaLr-Mr. B. Midnight, M. o C. A. s.; L A. Fra
ser, Albany; X. g. Night, Prov and others.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

05-Amongst the arrivals recorded to-day will be
found the names OF Don Antonio de Acinina, Con-
sui General for Guatemala, at the City Hotel and
those of the RI. Rev. the Lord Bishop Of New
foundland, who arrived yesterday in the schooner
"Achiever," from Bermuda, and Madam Pico. AT
the Globe
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

FOREIGN CoRREspoNDENcE-W publish day
three interesting letters, one from Panama, one
from Brazil, and one from Cuba--three different
points on this continent. These letters are highly
Interesting and contain intelligence to be found in
no other paper.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
REPORTED Los

REPORTED Loss OF u 8. VESSEL OF War
Our correspondent at Kingston Jamaica, writes us,
under date OF 25th March, ,,hat Colombian vessel ar.
rived at that plac6 on the l4h Of March bringing re
pert that United States schooner oiwar had bet n
wrecked on the coast Of San Bias and that all her officers
ep,r did not recolect the nome OF the lost vessel hut
he that II was not the rirs We hspe the report
may provete b incorrect
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Pcrsoual Movements.

sonian conradictng that he in any way the cause
of Commander Newnans committing suicide.
Barkly Martin, Esq has been nominated as the demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the district In Tennessee
lately represented by the Hon. A. v. Brown.
General Samuel Milroy has been restored to the Office
Of Indian Agen. in Indiana, in place Of Gen Hamilton,
resigned
the parish Of Psquemnes La vice Gilbert Leonard de
ceased.
Mr.. Kennedy is announced a. the democratic candidate
in the tenth Congressional district Of Indiana
Professor siliman delivered four lectures at Nacht
Lust week. which said to have been well attended,
and have given general satisfaction.
A colored woman, named Catharine Frsebody, who
died at Hartford, Ct the inst, left Sl00 each
four religious societies. 5000 to another and $1,000 to the
African Society Of Hartford for the support Of the min
ietry.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

THe PARK Money" is to be played at the
Park to-night-Anderson as " Evelyn" A crowd.
house, Of course.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
TRoUBLK IN CENTRAL AMRRIcA.-We have re-
ceived via Mexico, late news from Guatemala i

From Nav Orleans Picayune April l2l
On the is Feb there fresh outbreak in the city,
headed by Mariano Mendez, an officer who commanded
the guard OF The Piazza He set large the prisoners
surpristd the house of the President and reensing Gen
onterosa from hIs confinement proclaimed him chief Of
the revolution Tho precise object of the insurrecton
was not known The troops which remained faithful to
the Government after indicative skirmsh th the
surgens took up their quarters in the suburbs and
granted to the other party ill the Sta Of February leave
the city, guaranteeing that other attack should be
made upon them till that day.
In San salvador there has been q revolution growing
ont OF conflict between the military and the posc1l
amthorities The outbreak occurred the Id Of Feb
me details are uninteresting but the e-l authorities
seem 70 have hadthe best Of and unusual circumstance
with these less than half tviized people
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
News from Europe.

The Caledonia was sixteen days at sea yesterday
noon. She will bring weeks later Intelligence.
We may expect her news at TWO o'clock this after
noon by the New Haven boat.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

FURTHER FROM MExIco.-The New Orlean.
Picaywne of the 18th inst gives the annexed addi
tional intelligence from Mexico According to
this the Mexicans received the news Of the passage
OF the resolutions rather quietly
In announcing to the Mexican Congress the passage
OF the MEASURE Of Annexation Senior Cueva occasion
to express the views OF the administration of Gen. Herrera
He said that the Government would at address an
energetic protest to all friendly Nations well the
United States, against annexation that diplomatic rela
tions with this country would thsreupon terminate He
said the Government felt itself strong enough for the
emergency, without the grant Of additional powers and
trusted that instead Of grievous calamity
might really blessing 10 Mexico, by uniting ell
her people in determined effort to maintain their rights
and preserve the integrity Of the territory Republic
The Presdens OF the two Chambers responded in much
the same strain.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
sonnet ON aurinx.

"'Tis now the season when the earth upsp,ings
F.om slumber a sphrred angels child
shadowing IFS eyes with green and golden wings"
Aud the bright sun WI ich down on earth its mild
And mellow radiance lihe glory fiises,
Dispersed has every trace Of winter wild.
Now each succeeding daY fe. be.uty brings,
Aud hoary time seems agair child!
Even 10 does GoURAUD's Medicated Sosp
Restore to age the by gan. charms OF youth,
Bidding all pims les, feckDes. and blotch elore
And leave the ska as undefled truth!
DR. F. f. GouRAup oy depei this city for the sale Of hs
pcomparabe Italian Medicoted Soap for purifying the humas
Yin from TAM pnpss fschl,r salbr!n Sc poudres SUB.
parting to tho chse. a,d LIP magnificent and .selbe ro;sks
kc &c &c. tt7 Walker street. Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-04-21
Amuselnenfs.

Amusements.
Go TO THE TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. tonight, foot
elancey street. East River The performances cannot
fsil to please all, even the most fastidious.
The New York herald., 1845-04-21

KIDNAPPING SLAvEs.-Quite an excitement pre-
vailed short time ago in Platte county, Missouri
As the affair is stated 1t is about this AN individual In
in Myisnd wed parcel of negroes to certain persons
for life, with the remainder to other perssns. Those
slaves with them without the knowledge consent Of
those owning the revsrsonary interest The persons
holding the life estate went Ohio and brought
away the slaves TO Missouri. Mr. Moore and Mr. Mid
deton, citizens OF Platte, and Interested in the slaves
were indicted for kidnapping the negroes and requis
ton made by the Governor Of Ohio the Governor Of
ed and upon writ Of habsas corpus they were released
The Westen Journal advises Mr. Fee, who accompanies
the Deputy Marshal from Ohio to leave suddenly, or
perchanse he get coat OF tar and feathers
thing worse.