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Correspondence Of the Herald.
HARTwrLL'R HOTEL, PHILApslr
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Tuesday, Sept. 3. l6a4.
Ma. BgNNETT-


DEAR Sin This delightful and elegant house seems
destined deserves to be selected the OF great
weddings in high life and great entertainments Two
things continue this One is, il has the mos,
splendid suite OF parlour and bedrooms opening each
other that be found in the country and the other is
the excellent in which the obging landlord, Mr.
Hartwell, conducts the establishment.


Last night the celebrated Cherokee Chief John Ross
married TO beautiful young Quaker girl aged only
~, named Mary b. staples, Of Wilmington Del The we'd
ding celebrated in what is called the Presidents par
lour The bride richly ared in white lace. and was
attended by her fair sister, and niece OF John Rosss
bridesmaids and given away by her brother The
celebrated bridegroom dressed in the height OF the
fashion and attended by come six or seven OF his
sons and daughters by former wife or wives
He appeared in high gec during the ceremony. He is
about years Of age and stands five feet inches
He gave MIR. Hartwell carte blanche TO prepare
magnificent wedding feast and better was never served
up any where The happy couple less absienious
than John Tyler and his wife and retired about II
O'Clock and In the bedroom that the President pass
ed his wedding night but did make their a,rear
ance breakfast until about Hereafter may send
you further particulars Of the banquet


Yours, A.. G.