MARRIAGE OF ROSS.

HARTwELL's HoTEL, Philadelphia, 81
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ug HARTwELL's HoTEL, Philadelphia. Sept. 8.


John Ross, the celebrated Cherokee chief, was
married in the Presidents parlor of this hotel las


:igIt. to Miss Mary B. Sap!er, of Wilmington,
Delaware. He is about SIS, and she is only Is
years of age; she is very beautiful girl and high.
Eiy accomplished; and belongs to the Society Of
Friends, or did. Her father was formerlya high
ly respectable merchant Of this city.


She was given away by her brother, and attend
ed bv her sister and neice of John Ross Us brides
maids. He had collected several of his daughter,
and nephows from boarding SCHOOL, &C., in New
Jersey, to be present ct the wedding; and after the
ceremony family party Of 20 Of the Rosses (aI
half breed indians) sat down TO mos. sumptuous
banouet, for the prearaton TO which he had
given Hanwell acarte blanche, apd moss eleaan,
affair il was. He purposes sojourning with his
beautiful bride At this excellent hotoI frsa short
time after which he goes to his wild home in the
South Weslcrn practices TRIBUNE.