context: The Era was founded in 1838 by a union of shareholders, some of whom were distributors of goods and other persons involved in their business. This newsletter was intended to be a weekly newsletter just as the Morning Advertiser newspaper became a daily newsletter. During the two-year period of the magazine's existence, its political position was favorable to any political party. Its first editor, Leitch Ritchie, appeared to be very independent of the board of directors and added to the editorial disputes, the newspaper said. Frederick Ledger replaced Ritchie and became the sole conductor and, as well, editor of the magazine. He edited this journal for more than thirty years, changing his politics from neutral to conservative. Politics, however, ceased to be a major issue for The Era. Its main subjects, under Ledger, were sports, freemason </i> and drama. A contemporary reader said, "In terms of drama, this magazine has given it a great place. In relation to the quality and accuracy of its drama news, this magazine is better than other weekly newspapers.
question: What is the editor-in-chief of The Era in 1838?
answers.text: Leitch Ritchie